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...among the backs, each one playing an independent game, whereas the Princeton backs were always aiding one another when one had the ball. Harvard blocked and got through well, but the rushers did not always keep their minds on the game. The umpiring, too, was not reduced to that cold science noticeable in Mr. Connor...
...audience at the Williams game, yesterday afternoon, was small on account of the cold...
Several of the lecture and recitation rooms have been unbearably cold during this cold snap...
...Another cold day and the customary high wind which accompanies such a day was what the foot ball men had to play in. The game was played in two innings of 35 minutes each and was called at about half-past three. Williams had the wind blowing from the west and Harvard the kick-off. The elevens lined up as follows: Harvard rushers, Finney, Phillips, Brooks, Homans (centre), Gilman, Thayer and Hurd, '88; quarter-back, Benis; halfbacks, Willard, Kimball; fullback, Peabody. Williams-rushers, Blackmer, Jones, Blackington, Corse, Field, Banks and Bidwell; quarterback, Winslow: halfbacks Safford and Wells; fullback, Taft...
...least beat the smaller colleges. Even in this hope, however, we have been disappointed. The question naturally arises: "Where is this to end? Shall we a few years hence be playing games with preparatory schools?" Although this is of course an exaggerated view of our prospects, the hard, cold fact remains that our foot ball prestige has almost disappeared. Something must be done, something must be done quickly, something must be done earnestly. The officers and directors of the foot ball association should meet and discuss plans for the improvement of the eleven. A complete and thorough reorganization...