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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Then the 1914 captain went on to describe how important the solid backing of the undergraduates is to a team and how much it helps when their opponents have them down. "There are three prime requisites for a winning team: technique, fight, and spirit. The first is up to the team and coaches; the second is up to the players, helped indirectly by the undergraduates; and the third can be given only by an enthusiastic cheering section. The coaches are giving every ounce that they have and so are the team. Every one of you must give every ounce...
...Oliver was born in Salem, Mass., in 1829. He graduated from the University in 1852 and from the Medical School in 1856. After leaving Cambridge he went abroad for a few years to complete his study of medicine, and then returned to take a position in the Massachusetts General Hospital. He left the hospital to take up private practice a few years later. In 1881 he gave up an extensive private practice on account of some trouble with his eyes, which later rendered him totally blind...
...scrimmage between the second University team and the Freshmen, the seconds scored one touchdown, and just missed a try at a field goal. At the beginning of practice Teams A and B of the Freshmen worked against each other, with no important results. Later, Team A of the Freshmen went in against the second University team. In this scrimmage the second team scored...
...were considered first-string men. The next week, however, Weatherhead was injured and has not played in a game since. J. K. Desmond Occ. filled his place in the Boston College game. During a scrimmage in the ensuing week Phinney wrenched his hip, and is slowly recuperating. Ryan, who went in as a substitute for Phinney in the Boston College game, has played left end ever since. Steele managed to displace Desmond in the struggle with Brown, and has been kept on the first team all week. Whether Phinney and Weatherhead will be able to regain their old positions remains...
This will be followed by a two-reel moving picture, "Through the Roosevelt Country with Roosevelt's Friends," which deals mainly with the section of the country where Roosevelt went on camping and hunting trips and shows many of his western friends and companions...