Word: stadium
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Three days having elapsed since the Yale contest, the Brown eleven has settled down to active preparation for the game in the Stadium Saturday. Well satisfied with the team's sweeping victory over Yale last Saturday, the Brown coaches did not press the team hard in Monday's practice. Yesterday, however, nearly all the players were on the field...
...game in the Stadium last Saturday remains as the index of the type of football which the University and Princeton elevens may be expected to play against both Brown and Yale. Lawrence Perry, sporting editor of the New York Evening Post, makes the following general comment on the game...
...Harvard's three to nothing defeat of Princeton at the Stadium, Cambridge, on Saturday was well-earned, and a triumph for players as well as coaches. The Crimson was an inexperienced eleven, an eleven which had to know defeat by a minor college team before it began to weld into an efficient organization. It was all of that on Saturday last. Taking the Crimson team by and large, it suffers by comparison with Harvard elevens of the past few years in so far as it is weak in punting and drop-kicking and lacks the threat which Mahan was wont...
Through the courtesy of the Athletic Association the committee has been able to make arrangements whereby all the delegates may sit together at the Brown game in the Stadium at 2 o'clock...
Except for H. C. Flower '19 and R. H. Bond '19, all the men who played against Princeton last Saturday were excused from football practice yesterday afternoon and given an opportunity to take a well deserved rest. The substitutes, however, were given a good workout in the Stadium, running through signals and lining up in two teams for a few minutes' hard work. Flower and Bond were in the backfield of team B, with S. Burnham '19, and did some good work on the offence in a short practice against team C. The general tone of the day's work...