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Hauser's kickoff went over the goal line and Burr punted out to Hendricks, who ran to Harvard's 47-yard line. A failure to gain was followed by a forward pass which hit the ground. After the resulting penalty, punts were exchanged, and the Indians had the ball on their 50-yard line. Payne gained 10 yards and Mt. Pleasant passed forward to Gardner. After Grant had spoiled an end play, Hauser tried for a field goal but failed...
Burr returned Hauser's kickoff with a punt, but the Indians were ready for it and the ball went to Mt. Pleasant. After two plays which netted no gain, Mt. Pleasant punted to Newhall...
...Carlisle team arrived in Boston early yesterday morning, and went at once to the Copley Square Hotel. The morning was spent in visiting various points of interest in the city. In the afternoon at the Huntington street oval the squad, consisting of 22 players, was dividend into two teams, and, without donning their football clothes, the men were given a short signal practice. No hard, work of any kind was attempted...
...last year's songs were rehearsed, and the following three now ones were tried: "No Hope for Yale," The Spirit of Harvard," and "Cambridge Town." Of these, "No Hope for Yale," was the most successful. "The Spirit of Harvard" went fairly well, but "Cambridge Town" did not receive a fair trial due to the fact that it was not properly orchestrated...
...plays showed very poor judgment. He rarely tried the various forward passes that have been used constantly in the scrimmages and relied entirely on straight, old-fashioned line bucking. At times, this method of attack seemed to possess considerable power but when it neared the goal line and went against the stiffened defense of the Springfield line it was held twice, both times within the 5-yard line. This lack of power at the critical moment was most discouraging and can only be explained by the fact that the annual mid-season slump is at hand...