In the short space of three weeks befüre the opening game with Bates on October 7, Harlow must whip a sub-par assortment of 70 hopefuls into an intricately-geared football machine if Harvard is to continue ruling its principal "ivy college" rivals, Yale and Princeton.
Of 21 letter men from last year's team which defeated Chicago, Virginia, Princeton and Yale after losing to Brown, Cornell, Army and Dartmouth, 15 were lost' by gradual tion. The losses included Capt, Bobby Green and Don Daughters, varsity ends for three season, Green, blocky-built iron man, played nearly 260 minutes in succession during one strength last fall.
The only reliable backfield man left is Capt. Torbert MacDonald, a greyhound-gaited senior who should be one of the East's leading ground gainers, MacDonald, slowed down after a varicose vein operation, hit
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