Word: southern
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...other three games played, Harvard has won one, defeating Tufts in the first game of the season, 15 to 14, and has lost to Wesleyan, 15 to 14, and to Brown, 15 to 13. Yale has had a much longer schedule, having taken a Southern trip during the Christmas vacation, in which only two out of sixteen games were lost. In the intercollegiate series Yale has won all three games played, defeating Princeton, 29 to 20; Pennsylvania, 19 to 16; and Cornell, 26 to 21. Owing, therefore, to Yale's superior defence and greater experience, a hard game is expected...
...that is effected, as is expected, the consideration of changes in the rules will be discussed. In case the two committees unite, the only new man on the 1907 National Football Rules Committee will be Professor W. L. Dudley, in place of E. H. Curtiss, as representative of the Southern Colleges. W. T. Reid '01 will represent the University at this first meeting, after which he will leave for the West. In the case of further meetings, after his absence Harvard will be represented by J. W. Farley '02, who will be present at the meeting tomorrow, although without taking...
...case the two committees amalgamate, which is expected will be the result of this meeting, the only new man on the 1907 National Football Rules Committee will be Professor W. L. Dudley, in place of E. H. Curtiss, as representative of the Southern Colleges...
...third annual meeting of the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse League was held at the Park Avenue Hotel, New York, on Saturday afternoon, December 22. The following colleges were represented: Northern Division--Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, Hobart, Pennsylvania: Southern Division--Johns Hopkins, Lehigh, Stevens Institute of Technology, Swarthmore. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: president, W. H. Maddren, of Johns Hopkins; vice-president, J. Miller, of Lehigh; secretary and treasurer, W. H. Weeks, of Hobart...
Cups were presented to Cornell and Johns Hopkins as the champions of the Northern and Southern Leagues respectively, and Hobart was formally admitted to the Northern Division of the League...