In the American Foot Ball Union the M. A. C. will take the place of the S. I. A. C. next year.

The Toronto University foot ball team holds the association championship of Canada. Toronto has won every match they have played for the last two years.

A strange coincidence occurred in the make-up of the Harvard and Yale teams last Saturday. The Trafford and Morison brothers filled the same positions respectively of right guard and full-back on each team.

The statement in Saturday's CRIMSON that tickets for the game were sold at Connelly's in Boston for eight dollars was incorrect. Mr. Connelly sold none for over $3.00 and those he had paid $2.50 for.

The method of counting by points instead of goals, touch-downs, etc., was introduced in 1883, the only difference between it and the present in de of counting being that a touch down counted but two points. In 1879 Yale defeated Harvard by one goal kicked by Thompson, a Yale half-back, from the centre of the field. This was the last time a team of fifteen men was played. They were distributed as follows: 7 forwards, 5 half-backs and 3 backs.