Word: enright
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...held on Monday at 2.15 o'clock on the end of the class football fields behind the Business School. This new polo field, which was made this summer has been made available by the college through the efforts of W. J. Bingham '16, and the assistance of Dennis Enright. With the newly constructed field the University and Freshman squads will be able to practice every afternoon on Soldiers Field instead of being forced to journey to Dedham, Myopia, or Forbes Field, as they have had to in past years...
...possibility that dug-outs will be constructed this year on the Soldiers Field baseball diamond was denied yesterday by Dennis Enright, ground keeper of Soldiers Field. It was proposed some time ago that dug-outs, to take the place of the former players' benches would be of benefit to both the players and spectators. However, no dug-outs will be constructed this year for several reasons. Primarily the construction of dug-outs requires digging several feet into the ground, and the land of Soldiers Field will not permit this because it is nearly as low as sea level...
...turf, according to Dennis Enright, caretaker of Soldiers Field, is in excellent condition, and the goal posts have already been moved back ten yards from the goal lines to satisfy the new regulations...
...Dennis Enright, care-taker par excellence of the Soldiers Field turf, has prepared a new diamond for the Second team, while it is expected that several diamonds on the old Freshman football field will be available to the class squads. The expansion of class baseball will be carried out much as it was in the case of football last fall, although the class champions will not meet a championship class team from Yale this year. Next year a still further broadening of the scope of the class athletics will take place when new fields, across the street from Soldiers Field...
...expect to have the clay and cinders down pretty soon, to pave it; although I understand the students around here are going to have it paved with gold. I guess they could all right!" This last sally pleased the foreman immensely and he turned the pulpit over to Dennis Enright, veteran grounds keeper, who stood by ready to reinforce the dialogue...