Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 7, 1919, Page 3

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Reddy April 5.—Danielson “onvlumolbm\ o e Ci taking ‘the ! Jewett City .. . the town hall on | e crowd of ! YALE COACH OPPOSED TO SPRING FOOTBALL PRACTICE New Haven, -Cox “‘ upe, the Cornel ¢, tecently appointed director of q(blcm;, A Yale umversily, held. a’ confy tcday with mang S captains of ol Yale teams. the most important announcement - made after the mecting was that Yale 10 spring football practice th despite the fuct that Ha Princeton are already holding Eilliott | Martin | “It migh interfere with the men’s d Dr. Sharpe, “and I think J\Ikt as good training in Caffery Barry 5 s Right Cuard Pield* goals—RBenjamin Barr; tin 5, enjam h to Danielson and ir winning attered wh 3 second defeat m tl Tattviile last Wednesday Taftville and 1 all received (o that This owever. ampionship were was in favor of le"Field, with a student. He d he ve the faculty arrange the students’ schedules so that they | would have more free time in the aft- ernoon for athletics. The question of university club. where. training ta- maintained, was dis- Jpprb\ ing of the | would try” Lo proposal. GERMAN PARTICIPATIDN IN NEXT OLYMPIC DOUBTFUL land, Saturd: The A. 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