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The University association football team will play Haverford this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock in the Stadium. As neither team has been defeated this fall, the game today will decide the intercollegiate league championship.
The University team has improved steadily during the season and has developed an effective attack, as shown in the Cornell game last Monday. Haverford has a well-balanced, team of experienced players, many of whom played on last year's championship team. Last month they defeated Columbia by the score of 2 to 1, while the University team defeated Columbia, 1 to 0.
The line-up will be: The privileges of the Union are extended today to all Haverford men. D. J. Pryer has been elected captain of the Brown University football team for next year. The novice revolver shoot, finished last night, was won by M. R. Giddings '08 with a score of 329 out of a possible 500.
The privileges of the Union are extended today to all Haverford men.
D. J. Pryer has been elected captain of the Brown University football team for next year.
The novice revolver shoot, finished last night, was won by M. R. Giddings '08 with a score of 329 out of a possible 500.
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