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...minds of all those who watch the team practice: "It is most essential to the welfare of the freshman eleven that none of the spectators of the practice should come on the field. All men interested in the practice are most welcome to come to watch, but should stand outside the boundary of the field...
...individual records were better, and there was less dependence upon the batting of one or two men. The team did not succeed in bringing the championship to Harvard, but came nearer than ever before. With an equal amount of improvement in next year's play, the eleven will stand more than an equal chance of ending the season as college champions. But next year will be a particularly hard one, on account of the loss of some of the best players. Nothing but the hardest work can make up for the absence of these men. Steady practice will...
...Cambridge and was won by Princeton, it is clearly the part of Harvard to open negotiations. We fear, however, that all propositions Harvard is able to make would hardly be entertained by Princeton. The condition of the discussion at present is this: Our athletic committee have taken a firm stand against granting permission to the team to play outside of New England, and, unfortunately, as we think, has already this season made decisions which make it now impossible for us consistently to lay the rule aside. Yale proposed to play Harvard at New York on Thanksgiving day, but, regarding...
...final arrangements for the game at Springfield between Harvard and Yale have been made. The grounds have finally been engaged and the contract for building the grand stand awarded. The new grand stand, which will be composed of 70,000 feet of lumber, will be amphitheater shaped, with seats on three sides, while a high fence will complete the remainder of the circle. There will seats for 9,000 people. The place for the coaches is rather limited, but the seating capacity of the grand stand will be much larger than last year...
...Sherwin, who ran 15 yards around the end and scored the second touch-down; no goal. Score 10-0. Some miserable playing by Harvard now allowed the visitors to force the ball from the 25 yard line to the other end of the field. At length Harvard made a stand and secured the ball on four downs. It was kicked well down the field and secured by Fearing. Lee took it around the end and secured the third touch-down aided by Dean's blocking; no goal. Score, 14-0. Another exmbition of loose playing on Harvard's part followed...