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...Yale News discourses as follows on "our heavy team." Now as the time draws near for the inter-collegiate foot-ball games, it may be interesting to the college to know the probable team and their weights. This year the team is unusually heavy, the aggregate weight of the whole team is 2.258 lbs. The average of the thirteen men is 173.6 lbs. and the average of the rush line is 185 lbs. The individual weights are as follows...
...seem half worked out, The great disadvantage under which they labor seems to be the large number of new and inexperienced men which they have been forced to employ this year. It is an indisputable fact that experience is a most powerful promoter of success in an inter-collegiate contest, and in foot-ball probably more than in any other game this holds true. To obviate this difficulty Princeton has wisely centred her game on one of her old and experienced players and the entire eleven combine to support him in every play. We had an opportunity of seeing Princeton...
...Amherst, there is now no marking system, no salutatories, or valedictories, and the college cannot join the Inter-Collegiate Athletic Association...
...Columbia eleven failed to appear at Princeton, Monday, thereby, according to the constitution forfeiting their membership in the Inter-collegiate Foot-Ball Association. There will therefore, we presume, be no match game at Harvard this year with Columbia. The universities of Pennsylvania and of Michigan are suggested for the vacancy...
...result of the long series of Inter-'Varsity competitions (Oxford and Cambridge) for 1883 is announced as follows : Oxford has won the boat race the single-handed billiards, the Rugby foot-ball match, the golf, the bicycling, the tennis (single and double), the lawn tennis (single and double), the shooting, the polo. Cambridge has been victorious in the cricket match, the cross country racing, the athletic sports, the double billiards, the Association foot-ball match, and the racquets, both games ; the chess match was a tie." [London Truth...