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...weekly during the winter months of December, January and February, is to bring the members of the University into closer and more cordial relations with the officers and their wives. A printed invitation will be sent this year to every member of the University and fifty-year men in particular are invited to attend...
...appears they will have played their thirty-third game. In all these years football has gone through its vicissitudes with faculties and rules committees, until today it has assumed a place in the whole country which is unapproached by any amateur sport. And at the same time in these particular games it has served the worthy purpose of bringing Harvard and Yale, players and supporters, into close, sometimes warlike but generally friendly, touch with one another...
...seemed to have lost all the ground that it had won, and in which victory was registered only through the scant margin of one drop-kick. The Princeton attack punctured the forwards so frequently that it was only the wonderful work of the secondary defense, and of Bradlee in particular, that staved off dangerous gains. Not until the team was almost in the shadow of its own goal did the line show determination enough to hold the Tigers to even terms...
...feature of the afternoon was a short scrimmage held against a rush line composed of former players who are now on the coaching staff. The team played without a backfield, but this made no particular difference, the idea being to give pointers to the University linemen, who were kept constantly on the offensive. Among the coaches who gave the University a thorough try-out of a number of its plays, were the Withington brothers, Blagden, Leary, and Corbett. The scoring was confined to a few field goals by Brickley from about the 30-yard line...
...Sophomore Finance Committee under the direction of the new secretary, S.M. Felton, Jr., will begin the collection of class dues today. There is to be no particular sum set as dues from each man, but it is hoped that everyone will contribute as mush as he can spare in order to help the class meet its heavy expenses. Several entertainments like those of last year, which cost nearly $100 each, have been planned, and in addition numerous, smaller expenditures must be made...