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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...confusion incident to the arrangements for academic and athletic dates last June, especially as regarded the Yale boat race and Class Day, went to show that a rearrangement was necessary. For this purpose a committee from the Faculty in conference with President Lowell and the deans of the various professional schools drew up a schedule which was submitted to a number of graduates. The resolution, as far as a definite date for Commencement was concerned, met with their approval and has resulted in the announced change in the University statutes...
...three yards resulted from the next line play and Gibson dropped back to try a place kick. But the pass from the centre was inaccurate and all hopes of a score were dashed by Felton and Gardiner who threw Gibson for a loss of 12 yards. The ball then went to the University team on downs...
Altogether the game showed few encouraging features for the Harvard team. The interference was very poor with the single exception of Wendell, who seldom failed to put his man out of the play. Especially when the substitutes went in was this defect noticeable. Several times the secondary defence was badly drawn in, particularly when Holy Cross executed the forward pass which put the ball on the University team's 15-yard line. Again there was evident the fact that the right side of the line is by far the stronger of the two, although very few gains were made through...
...Mill," by Miss E. A. McFadden, of Radcliffe, which was announced on Saturday as the winner of the Craig Prize for 1911. The play which won the prize last year was the well-known "The End of the Bridge," by Miss Florence L. Lincoln, also of Radcliffe, which went through over 100 performances at the Castle Square Theatre last winter. "The Product of the Mill" will be produced at the same place immediately after the Christmas holidays...
...Withington, Jr., '11, was on the field early yesterday afternoon and gave the Freshman linemen individual coaching in breaking through, while Coach Clifford worked with the ends and H. F. Corbett '11 had charge of the backs. The candidates were divided into two squads. One squad went through a hard siege at the dummies, and the other was given practice in running down under kicks. Brickley and Hardwick tried punts and showed good form, Hardwick especially getting off long spirals of 45 and 50 yards...