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was ineligible under the one-year res- idence rule. Princeton did not pro- test Glass, but Yale withdrew him from the line-up when Princeton was played. In the meantime Cutts was in the Harvard lineup, playing at guard, in the Yale game, while Glass remained out Yaie was defeated 22 athletic authorities issued statement which admitted that Cuts was a pro- fessipnal The following year Yale played Glass and won by a score of as The as { Crimson 1 len Of 1908 won mine aets games an 1ss and thrse sTSrns ii lso was beaten by Amherst, Yale and Dartmouth. but managed to defeat Pennsylvania by score of F to 10.
 The 1907 Crimson team was beaten by the Carlisle Indians, Yale and Dartmouth the score of the latter game being 2 to O. This was it's worst season so far under the new rules.
 Since 1900 Harvard has played 1s different teams and in the last five years has added but four other games to their schedule. Annapolis and Cor nell being the only two large teams taken on. Dartmouth, Brown and Yale have always figured on the
 
 were mostly small New England col- leges. The average points per game scbred by Harvard was 14.S, while their opponents have averaged 3.i points. Including 1910 Harvard has had q men selected by Walter Camp as members of the All-American team
 In 1900 Princeton's team won seven games and lost two and had a record of 123 points to it's opponents 46, when the season ended. It was beaten by the Yale team, % to 5, by Cornell, F to 0, and was scored on by Le}1igh. 7
 The 1908 eleven had poor season under the new rules and won but five games out of ten losing two and tieing three. Both Yale and Dartmouth Black, and the Virginia, Polytechnic Institute succeeded in scoring.
 In Il years Princeton has scored A points to 1S9 by Yale in their annual gaines. In that time Princeton has played 30 different teams and since the induction of the new rules has taken on eight new teams. In All American selections Princeton has had eight men chosen. Its average score per game was 1S7 while as points per game have been registered by opposing teams.
 Tn the 1904 eleven Pennsylvania had one Of the most powerful since the udyS O1 anu OVGE10IQ. IniS team won 12 games and lost or tied. none. It scored 222 points to it's opponents A. the latter being by Swarthmore, through drop-kick by their quarter back With the revised football in vogue, the Red and Blue eleven of 1903 is accorded first place. This team played F games won II and tied one. It. scored 215. points against it's op-. ponents IS.
 The season of 1901 was a poor one for Pennsylvania, the team playing 13 games winning 3 and losing f. This team was defeated by Columbia II to O.; by Harvard B to 6; Cornell "A to 6; and West Point "A to O. A number of other teams scored on the Red and Blue during that season.
 A poor team represented Pennsyl- vania in 1909. when 10 games were played, 2 won. lost and tied. The scoring totals were 146 to 3S. The games were played with Pennsylvania State college and Lafayette, while de- feat was administered at the hands of Michigan
 Pennsylvania has played 25 different teams in the II years, and since 1905 has taken on a number of smaller col. leges and universities, Michigan was the only large university added to her schedule. The average number of points per game was Is to 3.5 points average of her opponents Twelve Pennsylvania players have received places on the All-American teams