On Saturday the University eleven was defeated by a team which clearly demonstrated its superiority; a five-year record went by the board. Wherefore there are some who find comfort in the defeat, saying that victory over Princeton and Yale will be assured because there will be no possibility of over-confidence. That is an attitude which boars out the statement of Mr. Wiggles worth: "The situation demands the whole-should support of every Harvard man."
Act them worry about over-confidence at Princeton and New Haven; let us bend every effort here towards putting on the field next Saturday an eleven which will have the support that Mr. Wiggles worth demands and which can beat Princeton. For coaches, players, scrubs and supporters the task is clear.
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