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In their last game of the season Saturday, the Crimson 1926 soccer eleven lost to the Yale Freshmen on the polo field at New Haven, the score being 4 to 0.
A strong wind made aerial play difficult. Nevertheless, the Blue players got away to a quick start, and in the first five minutes of play Milliken, Blue center half-back, scored the first goal. Two other Eli goals were made in the first half, by Wells and Wiley, the final one being made by Wallace in the second half.
The summary:
Goals, Milliken, Wells, Wiley, Wallace. Referee, Whollywood. Linesman, H. Bloxum. Time of halves, 45 minutes.
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