Word: cage
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Today's clash, of little importance as far as the team schedule goes, is attracting interest due to the presence on both teams of several potent players of past and present. At goal for the graduate school men will be Faude, who as guardian of the cage for Harvard was listed in All-American teams last year and the year before. Other men of experience on the graduate school club include Johnson, former captain of the Swarthmore team, Baker, Harvard Jayvee mentor, Coach Danielian of the 1935 team, and Vogel of the 1930 Harvard season...
...yesterday afternoon in Wadsworth House, Military Science Department. A lengthy talk was given by Captain Sharp and also short talks were made by Captain F. S. Nicholas '33, and F. E. Sondern '32, manager. A second gathering will take place Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Polo Cage near the stables on Soldiers Field...
Freshman football for the 1931 season will begin officially this afternoon at 3 o'clock, when Coach R. H. Bond '19, who succeeds A. E. French '26 as pilot of the first year squad, will meet all candidates in the Briggs Baseball Cage. The session today will be brief so that it will not conflict with the 4 o'clock meetings of any College courses...
...know how to treat children; you just let them cry.' And do you know what they're liable to do if a child in the coop keeps on crying? . . . Why, some one is just as apt as not to walk up to the cage and throw a bucket of water on it. ... And do you know what will happen if things are too quiet in the cage? Why, someone will scare up a lost child. A mother will send her child for a glass of water. Two or three girls will follow...
They won again when Hannibal, their largest and fiercest lion, got into a cage which a keeper was scrubbing. The keeper "did the one thing that would save his life. He took the lion completely by surprise. He emitted a blood-curdling yell, sprang into the air and with all his strength hurled his water-filled pail and his wet mop full in the face of the astonished beast. Hannibal was so unnerved by this attack that he tried to beat a hasty retreat over the slippery floor. His feet flew out from under him and he turned an undignified...