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...break in the CRIMSON'S long line of annual victories will be possible, as the CRIMSON'S captain said in an interview late last night: "We have never had a better nucleus for a team than we have in Foster, our crack twirler, and we should double the score of 28 to 7 made last year." Several umpires have been engaged, but it has not yet been decided in what order they will be used...
Yale began practice early in November with five old players, Captain H. B. Stoddard '02, N. L. Snow '02 S. and F. C. Inman '02 S., forwards; G. B. Ward '02, point, and H. R. Stern '03, goal. Besides this good nucleus, there is an abundance of new material, so that the prospects for a strong seven are bright. During the recess Yale played four games in Pittsburg, and, although defeated in three, the team played exceptionally well for the early part of the season. The one victory was won from the All-Interscholastics by the score...
...nucleus of the Harvard eleven will be the men composing the Cowboy scrub football team, but all students of the Law School will be eligible, including the men now playing on the University squad. The eleven will play several practice games with the class teams and will probably line up once against the University team...
...this, together with the unusually small number of candidates at first, made it almost impossible for the early work to be effective. Of last year's team and substitutes, Campbell, Bowditch, Ristine, Sargent, Eaton, Graydon, Devens and Barnard returned in the early part of the season and formed the nucleus of the squad. Later in the season Kernan, Roberts, Lee, Clark and Putnam reported...
...debating interests of Harvard were divided between two rival organizations and were practically without an administrative head. The Harvard Union had been organized in 1880, with W. R. Thayer '81 as its first president, and was originally intended to be like the unions of Cambridge and Oxford, the nucleus of a university club. In 1881 a difference in internal matters arose in the Union and two independent organizations, the New Harvard Union and the Wendell Phillips Club arose. The former soon adopted the old name, the Harvard Union; the Wendell Phillips Club later changed its name to the Harvard Forum...