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...what a capital cheer leader he would make. But maybe the ideal Elbert Hubbard, honest-to-God young blood of 1777 was just as he portrayed him. If so, those were strenuous days, beyond a doubt. Mr. Foster, as Sir Peter Teazle, and Mr. Clive, as Sir Oliver Surface, bore the brunt of the male effort,--and they bore it well. Mr. Foster particularly distinguishing himself as the doughty old bachelor newly turned benedict...
...Freshmen, however, had shown some lax playing at Southboro, and their carelessness bore fruit when, on May 7, due to their failure to bunch their hits, and their ragged fielding in tight places, the Andover nine humbled them 5-3 in a long-drawn-out eleven-inning struggle. Not one of the school-boys' runs was earned, the last two crossing the plate as the result of a couple of costly errors...
...cause of the Crimson's difficulty was its inability to take the offensive with any power, and over-much strain was thus continually placed on the defensive men. Among these T. C. Pratt '22, captain-elect for 1921-1922, at goal and C. A. Tierney '22 at cover point bore the brunt of the opposing attack and continually saved what looked like sure goals by their quick and heady play. C. L. Nunneker '22 at out-home, and D. H. Treanor 2ES. at third attack were the most conspicuous on the University offense...
...towards the last the race developed into a contest in which it was a matter of which crew could keep up the pace they were going for the longest time, and Gore pulled in ahead. The second Gore boat had third place, and Smith lurched across last. The winning Bore eight will race tomorrow afternoon against Middlesex...
...estimation of track followers around Greater Boston, but the day after the meet one of the Boston papers said: "Harvard, poor down-trodden Harvard, showed a fighting spirit which was simply marvelous. Track at the University has evidently taken a turn for the better." The meet amply bore out Coach Bingham's statement that it was second and third place men who won a meet. Both Dartmouth and the University scored more firsts than Cornell, but the latter won the meet with her seconds. Several University runners whom no one expected to accomplish anything fought their way to places...