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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Inside the Newell Gate on Soldiers Field the athletic committee is erecting a two-story lodge of brick and stone, which is to contain a reception room and the living quarters for a gate-keeper. Skirting the field along North Harvard street is a new brick and stone fence which has at its north termination the Newell Gate. The gate is not yet finished, but it will probably be completed by the time of the Yale game. Northwest of the new lodge is a five-acre track of land for athletics, which has been acquired by filling in the marsh...
...field until Sawin carried it over the line for a touchdown. Sawin kicked the goal. Daly played a brilliant game, and in addition to excellent work in the interference made some long runs of receiving kicks. For the other team, Parker tackled fiercely at right end. In the next two halves, Ellis, Devens and Gierasch proved themselves a strong trio of backs. Ellis ran hard and low and made several long end runs, and Gierasch was very quick on his feet...
...gain to any extent through the line. On defensive work Burden's eleven is already strong. Next, Fincke's eleven was matched against Gray's and proved much the superior. Ellis and Gierasch did some excellent ground-gaining around the ends and through tackles. Each pair of elevens played two short halves of five minutes each, one touchdown being scored in each half by. Burden's and Fincke's elevens respectively. P. D. Haughton '99, J. L. Knox '98, W. H. Lewis L. S. '93, J. Upton '93, and N. Cabot '98, assisted Dibblee in the coaching...
That with Yale, and to the privilege of purchasing before the general sale two reserved seats for the Yale game at Soldiers Field Nov. 18, may be obtained in Cambridge at the Harvard Co-operative, Leavitt & Peirce's, Amee's, 19 Grays, and at the box office on the afternoon of any game. Tickets may be obtained in Boston at Wright & Ditson's, Washington St., and at J. P. Lovell Arms Co., Washington St. Price...
...Camp of Yale, completed the arrangements under which competition for the new cup will take place. The constitution was revised, but few changes were made. The cup will become the permanent property of the college which wins it five times beginning with the meet ion Cambridge next May. A two-mile race was added and the order of events was altered. The proposed rule or excluding from competition any student who had competed for any other college before entering Harvard or Yale was discussed, but was rejected as being unnecessarily severe...