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...betokens indifference, laziness and absurd overconfidence. Harvard can't win games on its reputation. The eleven next fall can't rely upon the record of Harvard teams of past years to overawe and subdue its opponents. Beating Yale is not a habit by any means. The debacle in the Bowl has not been forgotten, and unless the men in College wish to see it avenged on the University eleven next fall, they must get busy now building up a strong team...
...faculty circles and undergraduate esteem as well. The young student is hardly to be blamed if he yields to the human weakness of preferring the bays and the plaudits of the hippodrome to the fruits of pale, cloistered erudition. Perhaps his name on the side of a silver bowl or graved on the pediment of a Winged Victory will prove a sufficient incentive to the aspirant for the uppermost batting average in scholarship...
Coach Haughton was presented with a silver punch bowl by the team, and in turn gave medals to some of his assistants. All of the men who played against Yale, as well as the managers, Coach Haughton, and "Pooch" Denovas were given small gold footballs by the Harvard Club of Boston...
...College Comics Association will be held this evening at the Hotel Biltmore, New York City. The banquet will be attended by representatives from the following college publications: The Harvard Lampoon, Yale "Record," Princeton "Tiger," Cornell "Widow," Columbia "Jester," Dartmouth "Jack-O-Lantern," Williams "Purple Cow," Pennsylvania "Punch Bowl," Pennsylvania State "Froth," Lehigh "Burr," and Pittsburgh "Panther." R. C. Bacon '16, P. E. Cate '16, R. E. Connell '15, R. Sanger '15 and T. Sizer '16 will represent the Lampoon. Many men prominent in the advertising and publishing business in New York will also be present...
From the beginning to the end of the struggle which dedicated the new Yale bowl the University football team of 1914 fought with an unrelenting aggressiveness that has seldom been witnessed. Harvard's sons are jubilant over the results of that aggressiveness and proud of the team which displayed it. In the achievement of that victory there are factors which have not escaped the attention of Harvard...