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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Freshman hockey team defeated a scrub team composed of members of the Arlington High School team and their coach, R. C. Clifford '12, in a practice game in the Stadium rink yesterday afternoon by the score of 3 to 2. The game was characterized by clean, fast playing on both sides and by the offensive work of the 1915 forwards. Two of the Freshmen's goals were made by deWindt and the third by Claflin. The Freshman line-up was the same as usual except for the substitution of Trainer at right centre in the place of Phillips. Clifford scored...
...quarterback Miller of Pennsylvania State seems to be the first choice. Both Howe of Yale and Sprackling of Brown are possible candidates for this position but neither has shown Miller's consistent brilliancy in running back punts and in the clean handling of the ball. That Sprackling failed to come up to his AllAmerican standard of last year, is largely owing to the poor support given him by his team in the big games and to the fact that he was watched especially by all opposing teams on account of his known ability...
...requires little acquaintance with the "inside" in football to comprehend that this afternoon's game will prove a crucial one for the University eleven. Two teams, likely to figure in championship records, come to their annual game with clean scores. They meet in a 60-minute gridiron battle. It is safe to say that one will drop from the list of highest football honors...
...Nevertheless, it seems to us that another splendid demonstration of enthusiasm similar to that which characterized last year's mass meetings in the Union is due in the stands today. Let all those who appreciate what defeat or victory against Brown implies, what meeting Yale and Princeton with a clean record implies, and above all what irresponsible and compelling enthusiasm implies, let these men, we say, go to the game this afternoon and cheer on a winning team...
Dean Castle finds the remedy of conditions as they stand in the appointment of younger instructors "who have gone through college with open eyes, receptive mind, and clean hands; who have appreciated temptations and withstood them--men, many of whom will not cling to teaching as a profession but who are eager to rectify in still younger men, the mistakes they themselves have made, and who are teachers because of their desire to be of service...