Harvard's Success In Kicking

Tht; repe&ted gaine made iy Harvard t.Hrou-_;ïi the o! n kicklng game, musí beat 90mE fruit m tlie effect upon tliis yrar's ])!ay. and a stimulus to tibe kicking gaine bas been greatly needed. Out playrrs, and particularly 1 In' nrw oni-s. sccm to learn every other style of play lK'fore tliis, and there are many teams lm. like Cornell in tJie Harvard name last yenr, make no pn-etense of kicktng, but atlmit thnt they cannot make u.sc of it at all. To know but one iiicihod s to enter every contist luaiwlicapped, and in close tiauves to lose by just tinat haoidieap. Tlie t.liird dowai must come even to the best team at times, and tlion to give up the ball on the spot inst'a.d of tihlrty or forty yards down tlhe field is a heavy penalty (Of ignoranoe ot the puntw And this is not all. If tlhe day of on important matdh finda a strong wind blowing, tlhe side wdilch fails to take advantage of tluvt wtnd when it is in their fuvor must become an easy jwt'y tor thelr more clever opponeaits, wlio can afford to rest wlhile with the wind and concéntrate all their energie into