Word: fields
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...order from going around. By the fifth inning the umpires had retired into conference to consider cancelling the game because of camp grounds, but the CRIMSON cohorts, being two runs behind, stuck to their bats through the four remaining frames second baseman was caught surreptitiously spiking himself in center field and was rolled out of the game by the referee...
...showed the Princetonians leading five to four. On comparison with the rival scorer who had the CRIMSON leading five to four a committee of impartial judges consisting of the two teams decided to call the game a tie. Immediately the CRIMSON team carried the gallant Princetonian moundsman off the field while the ambidextrous and reversible battery of the CRIMSON collected by the remaining Princetonians tore up the sidelines still confident in their ability to keep their heads...
After leading 4 to 2 until the fifth chukker, the University polo team slumped in that period and allowed the Yale horsemen to tally three goals to win 6 to 4 on Saturday afternoon. The first of the two games scheduled with the Blue was played on the field of W. Cameron Forbes '92 at Westwood...
...Seconds meanwhile downed Dean Academy on Jarvis Field, scoring a 6 to 0 victory over the schoolboys. All the matches were taken with little difficulty by the Harvard scrubs...
...harsh sentence of the court might be construed as giving grounds for suspicion that the judges of the case sought to punish him not for the moral qualities of this, one of the first fruit from his pen, but for his revolutionary proclivities in general. This youngster in the field of literature was indeed beginning to regard himself as a martyr, so unjust did he feel the decision to be, and so the reversal of the original verdict is excellent policy on the part of the courts, which have long been accused of a violent ultra-conservatism; they are avoiding...