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...Haughton, r.t. l.t., Stevenson. l.t., Hallowell...
...play that attracted much attention because it was uniformly successful, was having Haughton rush the ball. He seldom failed to gain his distance through the line. Cabot only played the first half, making many good plays while he was in the game...
...King, J. A. Macy, H. F. Wolff, H. D. Montgomery, W. Spencer, T. J. Mooney; first bass, H. D. Lloyd, B. Whitbick, R. Wolcott, Jr. W. M. Scudder, W. M. Leavitt, H. C. Whitfield, H. P. Huntress, H. Coonley, L. K. Conant, E. H. Virgin, M. D. Whitman, P. Haughton, G. Swan, E. B. Barstow, H. A. Stearns, R. M. McKittrick, W. Adams; second bass, H. Talmadge, W. J. Taylor, T. H. Clarkson, J. F. Bacon, N. C. Burton, G. B. Ford, W. Morse, P. Jewell, S. C. Coleman, C. C. Butters, E. A. Throop, C. M. Whitman...
...Haughton, r.t. l.t., Stevenson...
Neither Cabot nor Donald was in the practice, Moulton and Haughton taking their places. C. Brewer was hurt early in the game and was forced to retire. His injury, however, is not a serious one and will not keep him from playing. The chief trouble with Brewer, as well as with Cabot and Donald, seems to be that of overtraining. F. Shaw was also given a rest yesterday afternoon. Doucette played in his place. Fairchild played in Dunlop's place, as the latter is not in very good condition...