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Things look dark now,-dark to the students and darker still to the team. It is a time when a call is made on the full loyalty of Harvard men. The team have done their utmost, they have put up a wonderful game, and we are as thankful to them as if their efforts had been crowned with success...
Both teams played to their utmost ability and their earnestness never allowed the interest in the game to flag. The offensive work of both elevens was much more effective than their defensive play. Ninety-four showed a decided superiority over the juniors in their ability to form and execute "mass plays," while ninety-five counter-balanced this by the excellent work of their halfbacks. The revolving wedge was used repeatedly by the seniors, and generally with success, ninety-five being unable to break it up and destroy its effectiveness. Ninety five began the second half with the flying wedge...
...chooses the chairman of the meeting for the election of Class Day officers and attends to all the arrangements for this meeting. It draws up rules governing the election, and most important of all, decides what men are eligible to vote. All of these matters are of the utmost importance and the committee should be chosen only after long and earnest consideration. In view of the uncertainty about the legality of the first meeting, and considering the fact that the class has not as yet chosen its committee on arrangements for electing Class Day offices, the best thing...
...thousands of others. We shall not have another opportunity to comment upon the work of the nine and consequently take this last chance to extend the heartiest thanks of the University to Captain. Frothingham for his able and conscientious management. He has filled his position with the utmost satisfaction and in a way by which others can well take profit. To Colonel Winslow and Mr. Smith, Harvard also owes a great deal. Both have shown themselves intensely interested in our welfare and for their effective coaching we feel profoundly grateful. The players themselves have, for the most part, worked with...
...utterly disregarded Capt. King's suggestion. Capt. King thereupon refused to play until Mr. Murray had been removed. Capt. King in suggesting the substitution of Mr. Mullen for Mr. Murray, did so knowing the former's fitness for the position in as much as he had given the utmost satisfaction in both games between Princeton and the University of Pennsylvania...