Word: fourthly
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...other changes are as follows: (1) The intermission between the first and second, and between the third and fourth periods, shall be two minutes instead of three; (2) teams may, by agreement, transfer the supervision of offside play from the umpire to the head linesman, in any case, the linesman shall report offences to the umpire; (3) throwing a player to the ground after the ball has been declared dead, is unnecessary roughness; (4) three men shall be allowed to walk along each side-line, instead of five as heretofore; (5) penalties for incomplete forward passes shall be enforced from...
There are four additional questions. The first is three times divided, and calls for three short essays; the second, three more; the third, two; and the fourth demands three memory passages...
...Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon. As a result the following teams have been picked provisionally: 780-yard relay team, H. Jaques, Jr., '11, P. Newton '11, H. P. Lawless '13, H. M. Warren '13; 390-yard relay team, R. C. Foster '11, W. H. Fernald '12, R. P. Lewis '13, fourth place resulted in a tie between H. W. Kelley '11 and D. P. Ranney '12; 1914 relay team, W. L. Allen, W. A. Barron, F. J. O'Brien, Q. Reynolds...
...Lewis '11 have been entered in the 70-yard low hurdles. This will be Captain Foster's first appearance in a meet in the low-hurdle event. He will likewise run in the All-Boston relay team against Brooklyn, New York, and Philadelphia. A. D. Barker '11 is the fourth man entered and he will participate in the broad-jump...
...Technology a four-yard lead. Newton, however, gradually cut down this advantage, and passing his opponent on the last lap in a fine burst of speed, crossed the line 10 yards ahead. H. M. Warren '13 held Marceau easily for three laps, and ran away from him on the fourth. H. Jaques, Jr., '11, who took up the race at this point as the last man for the University, played a waiting game with White until the last 150 yards; he then in a beautiful sprint opened up the distance, finishing 5 seconds, or approximately 60 yards ahead...