Word: cage
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...games this season, and he should hold the Bates batters to a low score. Behind him will be a team of fielders who have shown at times the disappointing weakness of erring at critical points in the game. Yesterday, however, the squad had a promising workout in the Cage and made few errors. Although the hitting was weak against Colby's crack pitcher Saturday, the team has shown in previous games that it can hit hard in the pinches. Today an encouraging improvement is expected...
Seniors! The day approaches. Tomorrow at 7.45 o'clock the great parade will start for the County Fair in the Cage. Four hundred tin cups have been purchased for no stated purpose, but it is expected that each will use them after his own taste. The fair Hoop-la Hoop-lala awaits you! Save the date...
Seniors! Remember the big night--Wednesday evening. The parade starts for the Fair in the Cage at 7.45 o'clock. A German band has been practicing for the occasion, the African dodger is in training, and as for the Jinx and the Debutante--well, wait until you see them. Full particulars of all the surprises cannot be given, but save your money and the date...
What will probably be the greatest and most unique County Fair held in this or any other age will take place in the Baseball Cage next Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. On this night the Class of 1913 will gather in front of Hollis Hall at 7.45 o'clock. Headed by the classic and only original German band the class will march with great dignity to Soldiers Field...
Seniors! A County Fair will be held in the Baseball Cage Wednesday evening, April 30. Led by a band a parade will leave the Yard at 7.45 o'clock to march to the scene of the festivities. There will be an African dodger, other novelties; and at 9.30 o'clock the class debutante will make its bow. Save the date, and one word--bring all the coin possible...