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Perhaps those who are qualified to give the best reason why Harvard has not played football with Princeton for fifteen years are those who went to the bank yesterday to draw out travelling expenses. We have wanted a game with Princeton for years and we are told that a similar sentiment has prevailed down there. Several years ago before the rules were changed, the wearing nature of the game made it impossible for Harvard to consider an additional championship match and still play the two very hard games with Dartmouth and Yale. The more open playing brought about...
Anybody who went to the mass meeting last night must have gone away impressed with the fact that there is a "right way" to sing and a "wrong way." The difference may not seem great, and the points that Hancock, the leader, brought out may appear trivial, but they are responsible for the entire difference between the effective and stimulating singing of our opponents and our own. The remedy is simple. First of all, everybody must know the words of the old songs and of such new ones as may be selected. Then the way is open for Hancock...
...scrimmage yesterday three touchdowns were scored against the sec- ond team, all on straight rushing tactics. During the last ten minutes of play Coaches L. Withington, Jr., P. Withington, Kersburg, Leary, and Corbett went in to strengthen the second team line, and the University backs were unable to get the ball beyond the second's 10-yard line...
With the score 1-all in the last set Pearson and Bundy showed a burst of speed, winning the next three games through accurate lobbing on their opponents' service and terrific smashing on their own. The sixth game went to Dana and Lowrey and the seventh to Pearson and Bundy, making the score 5-2. The losers then braced, and forced the score up to 5-4, although twice within a point of losing the match. Pearson and Bundy, however, ran away with the next game on the latter's service, Pearson winning the final point with a pass...
After a long blackboard talk in the Locker Building the squad went into the Stadium where the first team lined up against the second for 20 minutes of light scrimmaging. During this period the ball was given arbitrarily to one side or the other, as the coaches saw fit. Gardner appeared in the line-up of the regular team for the first time since his injury a month ago, and O'Brien took Felton's place at end. Practice was concluded by a half-hour signal drill...