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...Cabot, quarterback, A. Borden...
...opponents than to their own skill. The three touchdowns were the direct result of poor tackling. The weakness of '94's centre was caused by the absence of Lee. Richardson, the substitute, was unable to hold Fox, and this, to a great extent, accounts for the fumbles of Cabot at quarter. Beals, Bond, and Garrison played well for '94. The line work of '96 was superior to that of the seniors, and the weakness back of the line was due to the substitutes, who were unfamiliar with the signals. Borden and Hamlin played well...
Touchdowns, Borden, Gardner, McNear 2, Anthony. Referee, Mr. Mason. Umpire, Mr. Cabot. Time...
...their opponents. Their defensive work, however, was weaker than usual, but this was due chiefly to the advantage which the B. A. A. had in weight. R. Beals, Wrenn, and Harding played well, breaking through and tackling repeatedly. Borden and Gardner, aided by the interference, made several long gains. Cabot, at quarter, did good work. Later in the game he was compelled to give way to Earle. Ninety-four were very slow in lining up and this fault, together with the tendency of the backs to start too quickly, are the most noticeable defects in their play. At present...
Bellfield, quarterback, Cabot...