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...comparison of the list of men who voted at the meeting of the Co-operative Society on Wednesday afternoon with a list of members eligible to vote has not materially changed the result of the election. After the re-count the vote stands as follows: For president-C. H. Ayres, 184; Professor L. J. Johnson, 136. For secretary-Professor J. H. Gardiner, 160; G. Ireland 1L., 154. For member of the Board of Directors representing the Faculty of Arts and Sciences-C. L. Bouton, 170; H. R. Meyer...
...impossible to secure last night a check list of the members of the Society eligible to vote by which to decide the validity of the votes. The votes as cast were counted, but their validity will not be determined until this afternoon. The comparison of the list of men voting with the list of the members eligible to vote may change the result...
...whole explanation of the defeat is to be obtained from a comparison of the two elevens as teams. As individuals, the Harvard players did all that was possible to be done to stave off the disaster, but they did not work together as did the Yale men. In their respective positions, the Harvard men left little to be desired, but they had not learned to assist one-another. When the ball was to be advanced, it was the man who carried it that did most of the work, and though there were gains, some of them of considerable length, they...
...comparison with the University football team of last year, the eleven this fall is in a very undeveloped state. Since the beginning of the season, an unusually difficult problem has been encountered--that of forming a well-balanced, united team out of material which, on account of differences in coaching, experience and physical characteristics, seemed very poorly fitted for the purpose. Five of the players on the 1901 championship eleven returned as candidates, but the material for the vacant positions was unpromising, under-weighted and of a decidedly unaggressive nature. A temporary team was formed, which has, with allowance...
...game did what it was expected to do: it tested the Harvard defense and afforded means for comparison between the Harvard elevens of this and last season. But the result was not as satisfactory as had been hoped. Dartmouth found no difficulty in advancing through Harvard's line, and had it not been for the many long runs made by Harvard players, there would be a very different score. But the game showed that during this last week a team must be developed which will have and show fight from beginning to end, will not fumble, will work together...