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Almost four hours behind time, the victorious University football squad arrived at the South Station about midnight last night, where a group of undergraduates met them as they pulled in. As they came down the platform the team was greeted by the cheers of the men who had gone in to welcome them. About 350 undergraduates represented the student body at the station, and their enthusiasm proved to the squad the University's pride in the Crimson victory...
...recognize these hardships! Let us give the team credit for all that is due them and more. Let us fill the station with a mob of cheering undergraduates to make them see that we understand what a great thing for themselves and for all of us they have done...
...this evening when the eleven arrives in Boston. Every undergraduate is expected to be present to show the men his appreciation of the fine struggle which the team put up at Pasadena. Since it is not known whether the men will get off the train at the Huntington Avenue Station or at the South Station, the football management telegraphed to Major F. W. Moore '93 on the train for information. As soon as it is received notices will be posted in Leavitt and Peirce's and at the CRIMSON Building, and about 8 o'clock in the evening the lateness...
...will assemble at the station at five minutes before the time of the train's arrival as announced in the notices posted at the places mentioned above. R. W. Emmons, 3rd, '20, will lead the cheering as the train pulls in. A large body of graduates is also expected to be present in an effort to accord the team an ovation even greater than that which it received in Chicago on its journey to the West...
Every man must be on time because of the fact that the players leave the station immediately for Cambridge in automobiles. Any additional information concerning the reception and the hour and point of arrival will be posted as soon as received...