Word: brownings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...chances of the team in next Saturday's contest were materially increased on Monday by the appearance on the field of Ward, tackle, and Conroy, left back, neither of whom were in the Yale game. Brown came through the Yale game without a serious injury. Purdy, quarterback, wrenched his ankle slightly, but he was out again to direct the team yesterday...
Three days having elapsed since the Yale contest, the Brown eleven has settled down to active preparation for the game in the Stadium Saturday. Well satisfied with the team's sweeping victory over Yale last Saturday, the Brown coaches did not press the team hard in Monday's practice. Yesterday, however, nearly all the players were on the field...
Never before in the 20 years' history of Harvard-Brown encounters has there been so much interest displayed as in the game Saturday. Five thousand seats in the Brown section have already been sold in Providence, and indications are that probably 10,000 people will come to the game from that city alone...
...game in the Stadium last Saturday remains as the index of the type of football which the University and Princeton elevens may be expected to play against both Brown and Yale. Lawrence Perry, sporting editor of the New York Evening Post, makes the following general comment on the game...
Today is the last day on which men can sign up to usher at the Brown game Saturday. Blue books have been placed at Leavict and Peirce's, where entries can be made before 5 o'clock. Every one is to sign for himself, as no proxies will be allowed...