Word: staged
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...returned to the 20-yard line. After several ineffectual attempts at rushing Haughton kicked beautifully to the centre of the field. McBride kicked, the ball rolling over the line. On the free kick McBride got the ball. Desaulles then made 15 yards around Cabot on a trick. At this stage Warren was hurt and his place was taken by Parker. Benjamin fumbled and Moulton got the ball...
...running through different lines of work, such as punting, goal-kicking, etc. As a whole the men were not up to their form of the previous day. They lacked the spirit of that practice and did not handle themselves as creditably as they ought to at this stage in their development...
...number of changes will be made in the theatre for the production of the play. The present stage will be built out and enlarged and as it has been found impracticable to use a drop curtain, one which can be drawn aside will be substituted...
This afternoon at 3 o'clock, Harvard will meet the strong Brown eleven which played such a remarkable game against Yale last Wednesday. The 'Varsity will be made up of a large number of substitutes, as Moulton, Donald, Sawin and Warren are still in a convalescent stage. In spite of injuries Swain and Sullivan will both begin the game, although it is hardly possible that they will last through...
Last evening in the Fogg Art Museum Professor Bocher delivered the first lecture in the series given under the auspices of the French Department. The lecture dealt with the stage as it was during Moliere's youth, between the years 1630 and 1645, when the drama was taking definite form...