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...Charlie Hubbard's team proved itself in the Princeton game to be "one of the line of Harvard's fighting teams". The undergraduates have faith in their team. They have shown it at the mass meeting and on the field. Let it continue through Saturday, and players will play beyond themselves--inspired by the irresistable force of undergraduate determination...
...committee in charge of appointing the University delegates who will attend the ninth International Convention for Foreign Missions on December 28 at Indianapolis, has been appointed. R. S. Hubbard '24, who was chosen chairman of the committee last week and the Phillips Brooks House Association have appointed the following 15 men: J. R. P. Nason '24; R. H. Sears '24; B. F. Rice-Bassett '25; J. McC. Roots '25; J. L. Caughey '25; J. S. Clarke '25; D. LeB. Sweeney '26; H. H. Mac Cubbin '26; M. A. Cheek '26; L. H. Roots '26; C. G. T. Lundell...
...team A lineup was as follows: right end, Hill; right tackle, Eastman; right guard, Hubbard; center, Greenough; left guard, Dunker; left tackle, Evans; left end, Combs; quarter back, Lee; right halfback, Hammond; left halfback, Cheek; full back, Coburn...
...clock tomorrow night in the Living Room of the Union, the final football mass meeting before the Yale game will be held. Head Coach R. T. Fisher '12, Coach E. W. Soucy '16; and Captain Hubbard will speak. The team which is to face Yale will be present. Cheers and songs for Saturday will be practiced under the direction of B. McK. Henry '24 and B. S. Cogan...
...name Trumbull at this time) delivered the Valedictory Oration in 1762 when he came back for his Master's degree, and the library has the two letters which President Holyoke wrote him inviting and urging him to deliver the oration. These were received in 1905 from Mr. Grosvenor S. Hubbard of New York, great-grandson of Governor Trumbull. Mr. Hubbard also gave the library a few years later a manuscript containing Judah Monts' "Hewbrew Grammar" and William Brattle's "Enchtridion Logicae," text-books then used in Harvard College, with other notes and lectures on natural philosophy written out by Jonathan...