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Seventeen men from the Freshman football squad received 1900 sweaters. Of these, all but two played in the Pennsylvania game either as regular men or as substitutes. The full list of men receiving sweaters is as follows: Heard, Gray, Boal, Kidder, Burden, Talbot, A. Davis, Hatch, Hurley, Parker, IrwinMartin, Barney, Warren, Hawkins, Brown, Trainer, Edmunds. The team will have a picture taken soon which will include only those men who played in the Pennsylvania game...
...following fellows be at Locker Building today at 2.20 p. m., dressed for football picture: W. Burden, Heard, Boal, Barney, Hawkins, A. Davis, Gray, Kidder, Talbot, Hatch, Hurley, Parker, Irwin-Martin, Warren and Brown...
This practice of Faculty coaching, Harvard believes, leads to a perversion of the purpose of the debates. With unlimited Faculty assistance the student speakers become mere mouthpieces through which the Faculty is heard and the debate developes into a contest between the Faculties of the two universities, not between the students. It is as if in an intercollegiate chess match each member of the two teams should have behind his chair an expert chess player to plan his moves for him; and he himself should do nothing but move the pieces from one square to another...
Many other ideas about the Harvard system of training have been held and many comments made. The often heard suggestion that the dampness and fogs arising from the marshes near the field had a bad effect on the players' health and strength should be carefully considered and its truth or groundlessness determined. If the present location of the Athletic Field is to have a bad effect on the athletic teams, it should be changed at once and at any cost for a more healthful spot...
...Park Theatre a week from next Monday. This year the company is composed of an organization of blacks and whites, each and every one said to be an artist of unusual excellence. Two distinct organizations rolled into one make the most gigantic organization of minstrel talent ever heard or dreamed of. Three military bands, one a pickaninny band of unusual merit under the able directorship of a European Conductor is an especial feature. All are uniformed in the most extravagant fashion. Two distinct first parts, concluding the most pronounced sensation ever introduced, are only a few of the features Promised...