Word: field
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...four different stages of the game. Brown undoubtedly was weakened by the loss of their star back and captain, Fultz, and adding to this a weak line, and the effects of their hard game last Wednesday, it is generally conceded that they put a weaker team in the field Saturday than that sent against Yale last week...
Nevertheless Harvard's game was very encouraging, as it brought out the best football that has been seen on Soldiers Field this year. The defensive work of the team was unusually effective, as with the exception of a few end runs by Gammons, the line was found to be practically invulnerable. Swain showed up the most promisingly of the forwards. He was always in the game, and by his opening of holes on fake kicks, probably did as much as any one toward helping his backs on the long runs that these plays always netted. He was very aggressive...
...coming game with Lafayette. Very little anxiety is felt, however, that the team will be again defeated, for most of the men are in prime condition, and Captain Minds and Jackson have almost entirely recovered from their injuries and will be able to appear again on the field in Saturday's game. Great interest has been aroused among the students of the Law School at the prospect of a game with the Harvard Law School, and a large number of candidates have responded to the call...
...piece of land in the northwestern part of Soldiers Field has been set aside by the Athletic Committee for the use of the Shooting Club. On it a new building is now in process of erection, to replace the wooden house destroyed last summer. It is hoped that it will be completed in about one week...
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