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...running plays. Daly, who took his place, besides running the team well, made a drop-kick goal from the 30 yard line. He was slow in getting away his punts. Graydon was the only one of the backs who could gain ground steadily. Putnam punted poorly and did not follow his interference closely. Derby, Jones and Devens gained some ground at times, but were not reliable enough, McGrew kept his feet well and was able to gain consistently on line plunges...
...Juniors lined up against the Sophomores after a short signal practice and showed lack of team work. They could make no gains through the Sophomore line, but succeeded in getting around the ends for long runs. The runners failed to follow their interference and there was a great deal of fumbling on both sides. The Sophomores played faster and harder, and scored the only touchdown made in the game by a long end run. They showed better team work and kept their feet longer when tackled. The Sophomore game with the Cambridge High School was postponed until this afternoon...
...playing in the line-up was hard, but was marred by fumbling and constant mistaking of signals. The tackling was good, and several times after a runner had broken through he was overtaken and downed. The men did not play together well, and very often the runner did not follow his interference at all. The Juniors will not play a game until they line up against the Seniors on Friday afternoon in the class series...
...principally to this that Yale has been able to roll up such large scores this fall. The line is exceedingly strong and has shown ability to resist heavy attacks. The playing of the back-field is also of a very high order, as the men are fast and follow their interference closely. The most serious defect in the team hitherto has been the lack of a punter. In the game Saturday with the Orange Athletic Club, however, de Saulles showed some ability in kicking, and seems to be able to supply the team's defect...
...shooting team lost its first match of the season on Saturday to the B. A. A. team by a score of 246 to 233. Each man shot at fifty birds. The scores follow: HARVARD. B. A. A. Phelps, 32 Clark, 43 Bancroft, 43 Duvey, 28 Hilliard, 47 Farmer, 44 Colson, 41 Hill, 45 McCornick, 35 Ellis, 41 Blanchard, 35 Daggert...