Word: standing
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...marked "A" stand at bottom of steps, men marked "B" at first entrance, men marked "C" at upper entrance, and men marked "D" on wooden stand. Ushers should be at their sections at 1.15 sharp. No ushers will be admitted to the field after 1.10. Section-head ushers report to C. de Rham '10 at Locker Building...
...Walker (C), J. M. Phillips (C); Sec. 36--J. R. Morton (A), A. Williams (B), M. Phelan (C), W. W. Leonhauser (C); Sec. 37--G. W. Kimball (A), J. D. Donovan (B), H. K. Kingsbury (B), H. O. Peterson (C), D. J. Lynn (C), A. J. Post (D); press stand--W. Earle, E. G. Schauroth, A. Lewis...
...spectators present, but the attendants could have handled many times that number had there been seats enough, so perfect was the organization of affairs. Information officers were stationed at several places about the grounds, and even at the train and boat platforms. Two cadets were detailed to the press stand to announce the names of the Army players as they figured in the confusing succession of plays...
...almost to its own goal-line, where the first team took the ball on downs after a stubborn defence. The substitutes were sent in at this point and they were able to score but once. This last touchdown was made on straight football, the second team making a strong stand, for two plays, on its 5-yard line...
...marked "A" stand at bottom of steps, men marked "B" at first entrance, and men marked "C" at upper entrance. Men should be at their sections at 1.45 sharp. The assistant head ushers will distribute the badges to the ushers at their places...