Word: wing
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...very well in his new position. He was down the field fast under kicks and usually got his man. When the second team had the ball he was used on the secondary defence. Goodale was back in his regular position at left guard and strengthened the left wing perceptibly. Cutler took Jones's place at centre, the latter going to the second squad, where his poor passing was noticeable. Lawson and Brown did well for the second, the former recovering a 20-yard forward pass on the first team's 3-yard line and making a touchdown from...
...structure is of red water-struck brick and consists of a main part, occupied by the administrative offices, and a long wing for the infirmary, the supply-room, the department of oral surgery and the museum. An underground passage connects the Dental School with the Medical School...
...ball when Bates fumbled. Corbett failed to gain outside tackle, but P. D. Smith gained fourteen yards through centre. After two line plays, O'Flaherty tried a forward pass, but was tackled before he could get the ball away and fumbled, Keaney recovering the ball for Bates. The wing shift, a play planned to catch the opposing team unprepared, and draw in the end, failed to gain twice and Keaney punted to Corbett on Harvard's 30-yard line. Corbett ran back the punt 20 yards by clever dodging, but on the next play Harvard was penalized for Smith...
...office of the department of Economics has been transferred from University 23 and 24 to the wing of Upper Dane over the Bursar's office. The rooms in University thus made vacant have been arranged for the use of Dean Haskins of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Offices in Pierce Hall have been equipped for Professors Swain and Clifford. A room in Emerson Hall has been specially prepared for extensive experiments in psychology. Furthermore, the department of Forestry has moved to the north addition of Lawrence Hall...
...match, Raleigh defeating Cutting in the singles, but as E. L. Beard '10 returned to Cambridge after the matches were postponed on Saturday through a misunderstanding, Princeton won two matches by default, one in the singles and one in the doubles. during the play there was a high wing blowing. The scores were as follows...