Word: latter
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Leandre is in love with Isabelle, the daughter of Chicaneau, a gentleman who is also found of law-suits. To win Isabelle, Leandre plays a trick on Chicaneau through which the latter is made to sign a marriage contract believing it to be a deposition of apology. Finally Dandin takes a liking to Isabelle, and declares that she shall marry his son in spite of Chicaneau's objections. The marriage takes place, and Chicaneau threatens to bring another law-suit against Dandin...
...making long runs, and stating all the important points in progress of the game. The original line-up will be given, with the numbers of the players corresponding to the numbers on the programme. When any man is retired and a new man substituted the number of the latter will replace that of the former in the line-up. In this manner it will be possible to know at all stages of the game what men are playing on both teams...
...minor changes in the graded crews are still occasionally being made. In the first Weld, Hartwell has replaced Bent at 4, the latter being moved to 4 in the second boat. Roberts rowed at stroke in the third Weld yesterday in place of Taft. The other crews are unchanged...
Tackles back is still Yale's principal formation, but end runs have been used extensively with great success. In this latter style of play the interference is especially formidable, four men preceding and two following the runner. Fake and quarterback kicks have also been employed several times...
...latter was penalized half the distance for offside play. Then Graydon kicked to Pennsylvania's 45 yard line. Dale took the ball around Harvard's right end for 13 yards and Reynolds kicked to Harvard's 10 yard line, where it was fumbled. Pennsylvania got the ball a moment later. Teas let the ball slip from his fingers and Harvard regained possession. Harvard again made a series of line plunges and took the ball down the field to her own 40 yard line...