Odds Trim Evens in Second Team

Matches -

- 1917 and 1919 defeated 1918 oad ite
with decisive scores, in the second team
games.

Line-up:

1916 1919
J. Ross R. Chadbourne

_H. Robertson M. L. Thurman
L. Garfield M. Bwen
Cc. Kellen D. Hall
B. Porter R. Hamilton
Cc. Heydeman H. Johnson
H. Tyson

Field goals—1916.: C. Kellen, 1; H. Robert-
son, 1. 1909: M. Ewen, 4; D. Hall, 1; R. Chad-
bourne, 2.

Line-up:

1917 1918
BE. Emerson LB. M. O’Connor
M. Willard R. F. M. Stair
c. Hall Cc L. Pearson
_A. Davis R. B.C. L. Hodges
BE. Hemenway L. 8. C, P. Turle
G. Malone R. G. A. Newlin
H. Kendig L. G. H. Butterfield

Subs playing—1918: M. Scott, F. Buffum.

Field gonls—First half, 1917: ©. Emerson,
3: M. Willard, 1. 1918: M. O’Connor, 1.
Second half, 1917: C. Hall, 2.

Referee—Miss Wesson.

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