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As many in the University already know, a portion of the Soldiers Field has been prepared for secret practice of the eleven. A fence eight feet high on three sides, and twelve on the Cambridge side, has been built about a levelled space, large enough to allow a strip of ground fifteen feet wide outside of each boundery. Every crack and hole in the fence is to be filled, so that it will be impossible to see from without. The field will be marked out before Thursday when practice there will begin. Until late in the season however, the eleven will probably keep on using Jarvis a good part of the time, but just before the Yale game, there will be no practice in public. The games, however, will all be played on Jarvis. The management has decided to allow absolutely nobody but the players and the coaches within the enclosure.
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