Word: field
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...University diamond dusters are scheduled to take on the Rhode Island State Aggregation at 3 o'clock this afternoon on Soldiers Field...
Coach Mitchell has once again revised his batting order so that it now reads as it did for most of the earlier season encounters. B. H. Bassett '31, diminutive Sophomore, will resume his centre field and lead-off position while J. D. Dudley '31 will replace S. L. Batchelder '31 behind the bat. Dudley's work during the contests earlier in the spring was of high calibre, giving him a batting average of .280, the fifth best on the team, and the reasons for Coach Mitchell's benching him for so long are a mystery. His return should materially bolster...
Romantic reporters who discuss the Van Sweringen Rail Empire also discuss the Van Sweringens as Rail Emperors. On such a basis, however, able John J. Bernet should certainly be listed as at least No. 1 Field Marshal. For though the Van Sweringens may handle the stocks and bonds, it is Mr. Bernet who has most to do with making the engines go and the cars follow them. In 1916 he took the Nickel Plate, commonly known as "a streak of rust," and quickly made it a sound and paying railway. In 1927 he was transferred to the Erie...
Hanover, N. H., June 3--Preparations are being made for approximately 200 students at the Northfield Intercollegiate Conference according to the Chairman of the New England Field Council, and executive chairman of the Northfield Conference, R. M. Funkhouser, 1930. Workmen have been active in preparing accommodations for the visiting delegations who will be located in the dormitories occupied throughout the year by the students at the Northfield Seminary...
...attention has been brought to the fact that several CRIMSON men have been so annoyed at the fact that Phillips Brooks House is not sending an official representative to the North field conference that they have taken it upon themselves to make up an unofficial delegation. We were much interested in an editorial in your paper about a month ago praising the action of P. B. H. in this matter and regret that any members of the CRIMSON board should take it upon themselves personally to reverse the policy of the board in such a flagrant way. R. S. Morison...