Word: fields
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...yards. Brown tried many end runs with Dennie or Mayhew carrying the ball, but except for the latter's long runs, they were unable to gain consistently. As a result, punting was frequent on both sides, and the ball was almost always in Brown's half of the field owing to Burr's slight superiority over Dennie. There was no scoring in the first half, but the University eleven rushed the ball down to Brown's 2-yard line towards the close of the half. Here, the visitors held and almost immediately afterwards, aided by two recovered onside kicks...
...some beautiful punts, but many of them were almost blocked. Fish, as usual, played a better offensive than defensive game. Harvard's three centre men were in every line play and as a rule opened up big holes for Apollonio. Grant showed up well in the open field and caused the Brown backs considerable trouble on and plays. The right end position was ably filled by Macdonald. He made many hard, clean tackles and despite the excellent interference which the Brown backs gave their runner, Regnier could not gain around him. Both he and Browne were down the field well...
Time was called during the first play after the next kick-off, with the ball in Brown's possession near the middle of the field...
...Episcopal Theological School in Cambridge in 1896. He taught at first in the college which bears the name of the venerable and devoted Bishop Boone. He was in Hankow during the crisis of 1900. He was chosen Bishop in 1904. No Harvard man at present in the Mission field exerts a greater influence or can speak more wisely concerning the present situation in China and the opportunities for religious work in that country. EDWARD C. MOORE...
...Soldiers Field a public park? If so, what right has the football team to the exclusive use of a part of it? If not, what right of admission have about half of the spectators at dally practice? Soldiers Field is essentially a University athletic fields set aside for the use of members of the University...