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...backs Putnam played the most brilliant and effective game, advancing the ball in the first half a total of 120 yards. Mifflin hit the line hard and managed to get through for gains even where the linemen had failed to make openings. Ristine gained considerable ground, but did not follow his interference as closely as he might, and was several times tackled from behind for a loss. Kernan, who took Putnam's place, was unsteady in starting, but, nevertheless, succeeded in making several good gains. His fumble of the ball near Columbia's 15 yard line lost a good chance...
...many fell amid rocks and thorns, some would fall where they would yield fruit, "some thirty, some sixty, some an hundred fold;" through his prodigality of gift he saw the possibility of the prodigality of return. Marvelous words he uttered often went to deaf, unheeding ears, but once his "follow me" entered the heart of Simon Peter on the shore of Galilee, and the lowly fishermen became the saint on whom a mighty church has based its authority, a rock against which "the gates of hell shall not prevail:" and once again his words came to John...
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...fifteen minute halves were played, in which neither team scored. There was not as much fumbling as usual, and the same men, for the most part, recovered the ball quickly. For the first time this year interference was formed which the backs could follow fairly well. The runners started quickly and seemed able to take advantage of the openings. The ends played aggressively, especially Bowditch, Mayer and Burgess. Ristine was at end for the first time this year, but did not appear to be in good form. Eaton showed much more aggressiveness than usually. Although Frantz has not played...
...quarter-mile lies between Boardman of Yale and Barclay of Cambridge. Both have records of 49 seconds; but Boardman's injury last June and Barclay's recent arrival in a strange climate will probably prevent any fast time being made. The entries for all the events follow...