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...Seven men of the team on the offensive must remain on the line of scrimmage, so that only the backs may now be utilized to deliver a "direct attack" on the defensive line...
...honest and efficient tutoring there is a wide and legitimate field. The present system in use at Cambridge is, for the most part, inefficient and the honesty of some of its methods has been questioned by "the powers that be." If the Faculty were to assume direct control of the tutoring system, the present unsatisfactory condition of affairs might easily be remedied. Such control could take various forms, but probably the best results would be obtained by the appointment of students in each course to act as tutors. The heads of courses would select, from among their students...
...history of the undergraduate publications shows that direct competition has never long endured, and that all the present papers have obtained their position by taking possession of new fields. The lack of a literary periodical led to the foundation of the CRIMSON monthly supplement in January, 1885. To quote from the history of the CRIMSON: "The belief that such work was of sufficient importance to be entrusted to separate hands led in the spring to the founding of the Monthly." The Illustrated developed a new phase of College journalism in the publication of illustrated articles upon the general affairs...
...scores of games that give a direct comparison of Harvard and Dartmouth favor the home team today. Williams, beaten by Harvard, has twice won from Dartmouth. Amherst split even in two games with Dartmouth and the result in the Cornell-Dartmouth series was the same. The batting orders: HARVARD. DARTMOUTH. Rogers, c.f. 2b., Norton McLaughlin, 1b. 1b., Brady Hicks, p. c.f.; Daly Potter, 2b. p., Mitchell Minot, r.f. r.f., Hoban Lanigan, 3b. c., Chadbourne Marshall, s.s. l.f., Eaton Young, c. s.s., Convoy Babson...
...only an average team this year. In its more important games it has been twice defeated by Princeton, 5 to 0 and 3 to 1, and tied Yale, 5 to 5 in 12 innings. On Wednesday, Brown was beaten by Pennsylvania, 7 to 6. The games which give a direct comparison with Harvard were with Holy Cross, in which Brown was beaten 6 to 2, and with Tufts, which was defeated 1 to 0. The batting orders for the Brown game: HARVARD. BROWN. Rogers, c.f. s.s., Nash McLaughlin, 1b. 3b., Regnier Hicks, p. 1b., Giles Potter, 2b. l.f., Staff Babson...