Word: michigan
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first game was played on Friday at Nashville against a combination of graduates of Sewanee, Vanderbilt, and Michigan. The field was slippery and treacherous from long rains, and neither side was able to score. The All-Stars had better team-work and gained more consistently, but were unable to score owing to the good defensive work of Smith and Schultz. The nearest approach to a score was when Fish, of the All-Stars, was downed on the 10-yard line after recovering a muffed punt...
...probable line-up of the team will be: l.e., S. Williams 1L., Sewanee; l.t., M. E. Crumpacker 2L., Michigan; l.g., L. B. Parks 2L., Yale; c., N. R. Cass 2L., Princeton; r.g., S. Hoar 2L., Harvard; r.t., H. Fish, Jr., 1L., Harvard; r.e., G. G. Browne '10, Harvard; q.b., R. MacVeagh 2L., Harvard; l.h.b., T. N. Pfeiffer 1L., Princeton; r.h.b., H. L. Moore 1L., Princeton; f.b., R. V. White 2L., Harvard. Managers N. Armour 1L., and T. S. Blumer 2L., and the following substitutes will also make the trip: ends--H. C. Dewey '12 and L. L. Forcheimer 2L., Harvard...
...Progress of Mrs. Alexander" which was given last Monday and Tuesday by the Dramatic Club, is a farce-comedy in three acts by Miss L. R. Stanwood, a student at Radcliffe College. It is a satire of modern life, depicting the social career of Mrs. Alexander-Smith of Breezeboro, Michigan, first at Newport and later in Boston society...
...there is another man who runs him close on account of the great value he was to his team, practically alone and unaided winning for that team its principal championship game. That man is Wells of Michigan...
...play is a satire of modern life, depicting the social career of Mrs. Alexander-Smith of Breezeboro, Michigan, first at Newport and later in Boston society...