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...minutest details which attain the desired results. I have talked with inumerable coaches and football players identified with Harvard opponents of the past, who endeavored to describe various plays which Harvard has used, only to find that continual close attention on their part hall left them still in the dark as to the very vital details of what made a play successful...
...first thing on the program was a long talk, in which he told his squad that he was well pleased with the way in which they had mixed their running an aerial attack last Saturday. Then the eleven ran through dummy scrimmage which lasted in spite of the dark, with the aid of the new lighting system, until nearly 7 o'clock...
...first inning the prospects looked dark when two St. John's men singled and third one was passed filling the bases, but Goode tightened up and retired the side. In the third inning, Barrett, the visitor's left fielder, drove the ball into the soccer field for a home run. When the University went to bat, Clark and Shaw scored on a hit by Lincoln...
...finished his examination each day of the recent telegrams from the Southern battle-front and turned to the old dispatches, thumbed over again and again. The cryptic statement came as the climax of one of those delightful fables with which Lincoln enlivened the White House during the dark days of the war, explaining it as being the exclamation of a little girl who had eaten an enormous dinner, starting with nuts and raisins, and who had suffered the inevitable consequences of her gourmandizing...
Editorial candidates will be taken only from the Junior class, whereas the photographic competition is open only to men from 1923. In the former the men will be under the direction of the editorial chairman. During the photographic competition all material needed for work in the dark room will be supplied by the CRIMSON...