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...Harvard backfield, on the contrary, enter the game, according to previous showing far ahead of their opponents. Captain Wendell has recovered sufficiently from the injury to his head to play at fullback and with Brickley and Hardwick should prove well high impossible to stop, especially on plunges through the left side of the line where Brown has only inexperienced men. With Langdon and Ashbaugh at the ends, Felton and Coolidge will probably find their hands full, as Ashbaugh has always been strong in that position and Langdon played a remarkably hard and fast game against Pennsylvania...
There are several changes in the Harvard line-up. Bradlee will be seen at fullback in place of Wendell, as the latter received a cut behind the ear in Thursday's scrimmage, and although it is not serious it was thought best that he be given a rest. Coolidge will start the game at right end and Trumbull at right guard. Storer returns to his position of left tackle after a week's rest and will add materially to the strength of that side of the line. It is probable that there will be a number of substitutions, especially...
...have alternated in the position during the practice of the past week, Cornell now appears the strongest and will undoubtedly start the game against West Point. Flynn has apparently recovered from his lameness due to a muscle bruise received in last Saturday's game, and he will play at fullback during at least one of the halves...
...Daly and Wigglesworth. Two teams were assembled and a short scrimmage gone through in which the coaches gave particular attention to stopping forward passes such as were used in the Williams game on Saturday. In the absence of Storer, T. Frothingham played left tackle, while Brickley's place at fullback was filled by Bradlee...
...comparison with last week's work Princeton showed a decided improvement. Andrews at left end and Trenkham in De Witt's position of fullback played exceptionally well, often hurling back the Lehigh backs for large losses...