Word: dean
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Saturday afternoon the 'varsity eleven played the first game of the season with Dartmouth. A crowd of two thousand spectators were gathered on Jarvis Field and applauded the teams as they made their appearance. Cranston acted as referee and Dean as umpire. At 3.45 p. m. the teams lined up as follows...
...very fair for so early in the season; the work of the backs is better than that of the lines. Corbett scored one touch-down for the first eleven by a run around the end. With this exception the playing was very even. The practice was watched by Dean, of last year's team, and G. A. Stewart '84. The latter with George Adams will have charge of the coaching. Mr. Lathrop will teach the candidates how to tackle, and Dr. Conant will again superintend the training...
Professor Briggs impressed upon his hearers that the dean is a human being, a fact not always recognized. The office contains men whom you have a right to count upon as friends. It must prosecute, for it is responsible for the actions of the students, but if one is ever in trouble he should go there to receive advice...
...most important change is occasioned by the resignation of Professor Chaplin, who will go to the Washington University in St. Louis. Mr. Chaplin's place as professor of engineering has not been filled, and the Faculty have at present no information to give as to his successor. A new Dean for the Lawrence Scientific School will be appointed with in a forenight...
...first eleven having the ball half the time, after that giving it up to the second. The play showed plenty of life, especially on the part of the first eleven's backs, but the second eleven's backs were slow, fumbled badly, and did not get their heads down. Dean was out coaching the quarter backs, white Captain Trafford looked after the other men. Adams and Stewart, who coached the team last year, will again give their advice this year, and Cumnock, who gets back from Europe about the 15th...