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...thirty-five minute scrimmage with the Radio School team featured yesterday's practice of the informal University squad. In this first football of the season no attempt at scoring was made by either side, but the ball was shifted from team to team to emphasize particular points of offense and defense. The University eleven was given the ball the greater part of the time, and was able by long end runs and a few guard and tackle plays to take it down the field at will. Delayed pass formations also were very successful. One forward pass from F. C. Church...
Despite the losses already occasioned in Cambridge, Harvard goes indomitable on with the encouragement of registration in courses which will give students particular training for war. The war has not decreased the need of the college man. It has greatly increased it. To all men remaining in the academic life of the country there has come as direct a challenge to hold to their educational work as any that has come to the country for war. --Boston Transcript...
...successful season. This number of men, although far smaller than that of previous years, is, nevertheless, encouraging when so few of the experienced men are available. More men are still needed, however, to make the fall season and later the spring season completely successful. The Freshman class in particular should come out with more candidates. Only 30 reported yesterday, of which number about one-third were inexperienced men. The Freshman crew of this fall will form the nucleus of the crew to compete with Yale next spring; and will undoubtedly serve as a stepping stone to next year's University...
Veterans of last year's University and Freshman elevens who return to College will act as assistants to Wallace in coaching the 1921 squad. Particular attention will be paid to the Freshmen as only they will represent the University officially in football this fall. The tentative schedule in cludes games with Andover, Dean Academy, Worcester Academy, Exeter, and the Princeton and Yale freshman teams...
After graduating, Mr. Wendell continued to take a keen interest in athletics, not only as an official at the big track meets but on various athletic committees. In particular, he was chairman of the committees which arranged the international games between Cambridge and Oxford on one side, and Yale and Harvard on the other in 1899, 1901, and 1904, and he was a member of the Olympia committee...