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...They Rove the Whole U. S., Manhattan Excepted To the average New Yorker (if there is one) the theatre is apt to mean a playhouse within walking distance, at least, of Broadway, and the theatrical season a period that begins in the Fall with the appearance of an A. H. Woods bedroom-farce and ends shortly after straw-hat-day with a wave of musical comedies. Of course the a. N. Y. has heard about stock companies-but, if he reads theatrical reviews, he doubtless connects them with the grand old days...
...lovers rove the Fields of Dream...
...third and last attraction of the evening will be Rover himself. He will be securely fastened by a chain so that timorous persons may be assured that there will be no rove in Rover when he sees his former companions consumed. All of this takes place in the Dining Room of the Union tonight at 9 o'clock. The one legitimate opportunity of the year for Seniors to go to the dogs is at hand, so every body be there...
...Technology rushes. The University forwards played well together at times, the three goals scored in the first half being the result of clever passing and dodging. During the greater part of the game, however, there was little concerted rushing and considerable individual playing. The forwards showed a tendency to rove all over the rink and get out of line...
...snap and dash with which the University players started the game gave great promise and inside of nine minutes three goals had been scored. After this, however, there was a very noticeable slackening of speed, and the forwards had a tendency to rove all over the rink and get out of line. Huntington's injury interfered much with his playing and his brilliant following back was not nearly so much in evidence as in previous games. Duncan and Sortwell were the bright spots on the Harvard offence, the latter scoring three of the goals, the former getting the other...