I wouldn't change Warner, and Hedge, and Crab, and the young un, for any six on their side." (Violent cheers.) "But half a dozen fellows can't keep it up for two hours against two hundred.

Why is it, then?
I'll tell you what I think.

It's because we've more reliance on one another, more of a house feeling, more fellowship than the School can have.

Each of us knows and can depend on his next-hand man better.

That's why we beat 'em to-day.