But, if the subs didn't do much in the way of attack, they at least held the enemy from crossing their line, and the weird contest at last came to a close with the one-sided score of 26 to 0.
On Monday there was a fine shake-up, for the Miter Hill game, if it had not held any thrills, had at least shown up many faults, individual and otherwise.

Several second squad men went to the first as substitutes, Fowler was shifted from left tackle to left guard on the first and two members of the third squad were advanced to the second.

These latter were Freer, half-back, and Hall, guard.

Tom was both surprised and delighted, while seriously doubting the coach's wisdom.

Later, when he found that Steve had not secured promotion as well, most of his delight vanished.
"I don't see why they put me on the second," he said, "and left you on the third.