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Yesterday's play brought out several changes in the makeups of the first and second elevens. Manahan was tried at tackle on the first, and Clarke, Beals and Wrightington, who did so well the day before, were all again given a chance behind the line. Gray and Corbett were played on the second, and Gould was placed at left tackle, Foster going to quarterback. The playing served as an object lesson in showing the importance of good interference. Gray and Corbett were never conspicuous, while Clarke, Dunlop, and Beale, who had the advantage of the superior team work...
...second scored once, when Collamore secured the ball on Dunlop's fumble, and ran the length of the field. The interference was rather weak in this half, but the defensive work was excellent. In the second half there was decided improvement. The men seemed thoroughly awake and Beale and Wrightington made long gains, aided by fine interference. Three more touchdowns were made, from all of which Fairchild kicked goals. The final score was 30 to 6. The men lined up in these positions...
...Wrightington) halfback, (Clarke...
...second eleven all played the game of their lives. They found encouragement and words of praise from the coaches, and repaid the kindness with interest. Jackson and Wrightington especially distinguished themselves, and made better runs than any first eleven halfback, except Dunlop. In the line Whittren and Collamore were on their mettle; also Manahan, who played opposite Newell...
SECOND ELEVEN.- The following men must be at the Cary Building dressed at 2.45 sharp: Faxon, Teele, Barton, Wrightington, Wilson, Hallowell, Lovering, Warren, Gleason, Shea, Beale, Clark, Hartwell, Borden, Gould...