Word: outer
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...frequent shooting resulted in five goals, as against one in the first half. The University team defence was uniformly good. hays, at goal, made some difficult stops, and played an exceptionally strong game for a man inexperienced in the position. On the attack, the play of Bennett, Adams and Outer bridge of Harvard was conspicuous for coolness and good stick-work and that of O'Flynn, Wall and Kennedy of the Crescent team for speed and clever dodging. Neither team scored in the first thirteen minutes of play, and most of the scoring was done in the second half...
...this theatre, the inner, outer, and upper stages were developed from existing conditions, the gallery and a small roof protecting the players from the rain. Three curtains were used, the "travers," which separated the inner from the outer stage, the "arras," which concealed the entrances to the inner stage, and a long curtain drawn across the upper stage or gallery...
...University's permanent athletic equipment, and in the future development and beautification of Soldiers Field. "Early Views of Harvard College" are notes on various early pictures of the College between 1726 and 1805. These pictures, two of which are reproduced, show us the changes that occurred in the outer appearance of the buildings and the Yard in those years; and the bits of history and description in the notes make real again the times with which most of us are acquainted only through cursory glances at the pictures in the stairway of Gore Hall...
Work on the new track in the Stadium will commence as soon as the snow has thawed. The Athletic Association will undertake the laying of the track under the superintendence of Professor Hollis. In order to give a clear view to spectators in the first row, the outer edge of the track will be eight feet from the Stadium wall. All of the required amount of cinders has been hauled in, and a considerable part of the track has already been laid...
...ends of the Stadium towards the Charles River will be closed with solid walls. On the outer ends of these walls will be built small towers, which, however, will not project above the other parts of the Stadium. The structure is entirely of concrete, excepting the steel beams supporting the seats. The concrete is strengthened within by twisted steel rods, and is allowed to harden a week before the supporting wooden frames are removed. The slabs for the seats are made in sand molds. They are strengthened by wire mesh within, and are seasoned four weeks before being...