Word: cage
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...shoot next Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock. The shoot will be for 1000 points each man having ten shots at ten targets at a distance of 50 feet. Freshmen and all others who have not yet won a cup are eligible. Entries can be made at the baseball cage at the time of the meet...
...following men should report to the head usher, A. Beane, at the door of the baseball cage: E. J. Buttler, R. S. Cochran, R. Coggeshall, A. E. Fitzgibbons, R. W. Fowler, C. M. Gordon, A. Hautlein, C. K. Horwitz, L. B. Kagan, H. Lawther, R. Lawther, E. Leisy, J. H. McDonough, C. H. O'Neil, E. C. Peck, W. Scholnick, M. Weiss, P. D. Wesson, C. Wood...
...marked "A" stand at the foot of the stairs; "B" stand at the first opening; "C" stand at second opening; "D" stand on colonade; "E" stand on the wooden stands by the track. Luncheon will be served in the baseball cage between 11.45 and 12.30 o'clock, and no usher will be admitted to the field after 12.10. Ushers must be in their assigned places not later than 12.30 o'clock and remain there throughout the game. Men who do not show up at the Brown game will not be allowed to usher at the Yale game...
...good condition. Yesterday afternoon, however, Hitchcock, who has been playing a good game at halfback all the season, broke his thumb catching a punt. He will not be able to play in the Yale game. Practice yesterday afternoon was light consisting mostly of secret signal practice in the Baseball Cage...
Lunch will be served in the Baseball Cage at 12, and no ushers will be admitted after 12.10. They must be in assigned places at 12.30. Men marked "A" stand at the foot of the stairs; "B" stand at the first opening; "C" stand at second opening; and "D" stand on colonade...