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...first one of the series, it is extremely important that it should be a victory, and if the team wins it will be the result of the hardest kind of fighting. The expert coaching which has shown its effect in the consistent playing of this year and the splendid fighting spirit, as displayed in the uphill victory over Princeton, will bring a victory tonight if it is a possibility...
...CRIMSON wishes the Musical Clubs the best of success and feels confident that they will even add to the splendid reputation that they established for themselves through the West last year...
...well to relieve the team of a strain. The two weeks rest thus gained sent them into the Dartmouth game in fine form, only to demonstrate again what endurance and aggressiveness in the line can do against superior weight. The hardest game of the season was won by splendid team work...
...process of development. Two squads of sturdy athletes have worked hard and faithfully to acquire skill and endurance. To assist them in their efforts and to give them the fruits of experience two bodies of capable coaches have exerted every energy. As a result of this extraordinary preparation two splendid and undefeated teams meet this afternoon, to demonstrate all they have learned in a season of gruelling practice and to put forth every ounce of energy and every bit of strategy in order to win. Harvard's team is fast and aggressive; Yale's, though somewhat slow, is powerful. Both...
...Yale-Princeton game last Saturday, which ended in a remarkable 6 to 6 tie, was a splendid example of defensive football at its best. Neither team could gain consistently when within its opponents' 25-yard line and as a result both chose to try goals from the field rather than attempt to rush the ball across the line. Both teams played safe, few tricks or end formations being tried. Princeton absolutely abandoned the forward pass. Yale used the pass several times with but little success...