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...well to remember that an even greater number of members of the University are giving, instead of an hour or so a day, their whole time to the work. Fifteen hundred men have been enrolled at the radio school in the course which the University, in conjunction with the Navy Department, has opened to train men as wireless operators. In eight short weeks the newest member of the class will be ready for active duty at sea, on one of the ships of our navy or of our merchant fleet. Though their names are not in the University register, they...
...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...
...line-up of the teams was as follows: Informal University. Radio School. Whitney, Stone, l. e. r. e. Harmon, Ransom Stubbs, Woods, l. t. r. t. Dobbs Zach, Francis, l. g. r. g. Holmes Fishback, W. Hoffman, Coleman, c. c. Hughes Thorndike, r. g. l. g. McKenzie Woods, Rudman, r. t. l. t. Peck Higgins, Perkins, r. e. l. e. Taylor Works, R. Hoffman, q. b. q. b. Richter Weden, Hallowell, r. h. b. l. h. b. Kolf Church, l. h. b. r. h. b. Tuttle Horween, Crosscup, f. b. f. b. Thatcher
Work for the informal team was light in preparation for a scrimmage today with the Radio School squad...
More than 200 spectators watched the game Saturday afternoon between the University and the Naval Radio School. For the most part the play was careless and marked by errors, but there were exhibitions of brilliant fielding and batting. In the first inning, the Radio School made two runs on a single, a double and two bases on balls. Their defense was weak, however, and the University team, aided by errors in fielding, was able to score five times. In the second inning, hits by S. B. Evans '20 and L. P. Jones '19, combined with more errors, scored two more...