Word: boston
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Cercle Francais has decided to abandon its usual play this year, as has the Dramatic Club, and in its place to hold meetings and conferences with speeches from men prominent in French circles in and around Boston. A reception in honor of Colonel Azan, Captain Amann and Lieutenant Morize is planned for next week, and shortly afterwards one for M. Cestre, the exchange professor...
...Cambridge season of concerts by the Boston Symphony Orchestra will open in Sanders Theatre this evening at 8 o'clock. Eight concerts will be given in Cambridge this year as in the past. Miss Guiomar Novaes has been chosen as the soloist for tonight. The program has been announced as follows...
...cross-country season of both Freshman and University teams have by this time been practically completed, and a tentative schedule of meets has been drawn up by the management. Two races have been arranged for the University team in addition to Saturday's contest under the auspices of the Boston Athletic Association, when the men will represent...
...Boston College football squad scrimmaged against both the informal University and the Freshman elevens yesterday afternoon. The 1921 team was the first to line up against the Boston squad. 1921 punted soon after receiving the kick-off, and Boston College started a running attack. No gains could be made, however, and the Freshmen quickly recovered the ball. E. H. Stillman and R. S. Humphrey by line plunges ran the ball to the five yard mark. From here it took three downs before Stillman could score. The ball was then given to Boston on the Freshman 25 yard mark...
...informals then took the field against the visiting eleven. Unable to gain after receiving the kick-off, Boston punted, the informals getting the ball on the 50 yard line. Two first downs by A. Horween '20, on plunges through centre, followed by a long forward pass, L. Crosscup '19 to B. S. Blanchard '20, gave the informals a six point lead...