Word: fronts
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...clock the procession will form by classes in front of the Union on Quincy street. The band will lead the procession and will be followed by the eleven in a barge drawn by members of the University. The classes will follow, each man bearing a torch. The line of march will be up Massachusetts avenue through the square and out by the Law School to Holmes Field...
...game will take place at Soldiers Field this afternoon. Kanrich's Band will be at the Union at 2 o'clock and the songs will be sung once through before the march is taken up. Promptly at 2.30 the University will form by classes behind their banners just in front of the Union on Quincy street, and, headed by the band, of thirty-five pieces, will march through the Yard to Soldiers Field. The songs will be sung for the last time before the Yale game, the final instructions will be given, and the programme for Saturday announced...
...line. Then Harvard continued their gains and soon had the ball on Pennsylvania's 30 yard line. Putnam took the ball around right end for 8 yards and twice through the centre for 5 yards more. Two more plunges by Harvard's backs landed the ball 5 yards in front of Pennsylvania's goal. Graydon made the touchdown at 2.38 p. m. Cutts kicked the goal. Score, Harvard 6, Pennsylvania...
Work has already begun on the erection of a new dormitory on Massachusetts avenue between Bow and Plympton streets, which, when finished, will cover the entire front of the block between the two streets. Owing to the fact that a part of this space is now occupied by a livery stable and a grocery store under leases which hold good for some time, it will probably be impossible to complete the building for two years. On the free space, 75 feet front and 100 feet rear, a part of the building will be started at once and temporary walls will...
...English track team drove out to Cambridge yesterday morning at 11 o'clock, and was met in front of Massachusetts Hall by about three hundred men. After the cheering, the guests were taken about the yard, and then to the Museum to see the glass flowers. They then went through the gymnasium and to the Union, which they inspected thoroughly...