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The Fresh man Eleven.
orbin’s : Only two games yet remain for the
Yale Freshmen eleven, one with the
orner 3 5s er Princeton Freshmen, Saturday, Nov. 18,
and one with the Harvard Freshmen,
Saturday, Nov. 25, at Cambridge. The
team has not been very successful in
Comin Back P its preliminary season of seven games, . “S aoe
. having lost four of them. When the Pte
schedule was prepared in the Fall ten
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. : ou ma present the line plays too high and is
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find what you want, and if you Townshend, 1900 S.; C. Mee 1900 S H Vi O O R F
: S.; B. C. Rumsey, 1902, and J. R. Swan,
don’t, at least no harm is done. 1902, have been coachine the team. . .
_ These are the men at the training
table: Wallace, Frew, Craighead, Lyons,
A Yale
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have made, for more
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has been chosen temporary captain.
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FRESHMAN STATISTICS.
(as My DAY IN NEW York is Thursday
Place, Astor House. Time, 12 to 4. The statistics of the men from whom
the Yale Freshman Eleven will prob-
ably be chosen for Saturday’s game with
the Princeton team at New Haven, are
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whose names have already’ appeared in
the WrEKLy, the following have been The Freshman team was defeated by Tailors, 1024 Chapel St., New Haven.
noted as coaching football teams: the Worcester Academy at Worcester
Columbia—George F. Sanford, ’97L.S., last Saturday, by the score of 11 to 5. 123 Temple St., New Haven, Conn. | Branch of No.935 Broadway, | New Yors
and Morris U. Ely, ’98; Williams—J. Rain fell almost constantly, which made 2
A. Hall, ’97, J. Hazen, ’98, and A. H. the field so slippery that good playing Graduate correspondence solicited. Established 1887.
Hine, ’98 M.S.; Annapolis Naval Acad- was impossible and fumbling constant ELIAS 2 GLOUSKIN
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emy—Richard Armstrong, O55; and on both sides. The Freshmen were in-
C. A. H. deSaulles, ’99 S.; Ambherst—
Dr. W. C. Wurtemberg, ’89S.; Buf-
falo University—Frank A. Hinkey, ’95;
University of Chicago—A. A. Stagg,
88; Highland Park Military Academy—
W. E. Selin, 98; University of Califor-
nia—W. W. Heffelfinger, ’91 S., and W.
H.. Murphy, ’933:Leland Stanford, fr.,
University—B. C. Chamberlin, ’97 S.
sno ical
The Yale Club.
The first Club night of the season will
be held at the Clubhouse, Friday, Nov.
17, at 9 Pp. M. The meeting will be
addressed by Russell H. Chittenden,
Ph.D., Director of the Sheffield. Scien-
tific School, and refreshments will be
served.
The Harvard-Princeton debate this
year will be held at Cambridge, on De-
cember 16. The subject will be: “Re-
solved, That the English claims in the
controversy with the South African Re-
public are justifiable.” Princeton will
choose her side of the subject on No-
vember 12.
A naphtha launch has recently been
loaned to the University Crew man-
agement by Mr. W. W. Skiddy, ’6s S.,
for the use of coaches in the early
Spring practice. The launch is very
swift and is especially adapted to this
class of work.
clined to play too high, which has been
one of the chief faults in the team so
ar
The team lined-up as follows:
YALE 1903 PosITION. WorcESTER ACAD.
We ala@e cis ic2e* cpg: 5 létt-end-right <2 <i Russ
Nichols f beaise: left-tackle-right_..... H. E. Davis
iain 2502 left-guard-right _______-. Harrison
Mason. se CONGCE. fe ei: Nelson
PIOWN. beeen right-guard-left___..__.. J. Davis
7 POCRa ms oe ance . Yight-tackle-left _.....___. Teylor
Johnson... ..- At oright-end-lelt. 32. f S45: Kruse
Blowunt.o5 sce... _ oval eat abe gare ----..-«-- Marshall
Barwell. eft-half—right 2. <4: Wheeler
Nop eee right-half-left____.___. Sanderson
Uneimi eo ee. fullbact(e6 oo 7st ys Norris
Summary: Touchdowns, J. Davis 2,
Barnwell; Goal from touchdowns, Nor-
ris; Referee, Eanery; Umpire, Rumsey;
Linesmen, Donovan, Dudley; Halves,
20 minutes.
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Other Saturday Games.
Other football games Saturday, Nov.
II, resulted as follows:
At New York—Princeton 12, Carlisle
Indians o.
At Philadelphia — Pennsylvania II,
Michigan to.
At Ithaca—Lafayette 6, Cornell 5.
At West Point—Columbia 16 West
Point o.
At Williamstown—Williams 38, Am-
herst 0.
At Annapolis—Cadets 35, Trinity o.
At Milwaukee—Wisconsin 22, IIli-
nois 0.
At Syracuse—Princeton 1903 12, -St.
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