Word: fields
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...careful approach. He is operating in certain control areas and comparing results with records of rainfall in those districts in the last 15 years. Only rain occurring downwind from the seeding plane will be considered man-made. Howell's experiments may produce the first really accurate results in the field...
...Cricket Club will end its season against M.I.T. at 1 p.m. tomorrow afternoon on Smith Field between the Stadium and the W.B.Z. tower...
...Corporation is going to try another trans-river lot, this time on the marshy field behind the Business School. Unlike the old Council plan, the University's idea calls for compulsory registration of every student's car, and a pledge to keep that car off city streets overnight. Charles C. Pyne, assistant to the Vice-President, says one of the chief reasons for the lot has been a recent flood of complaints about difficulty in finding parking space...
...weeks before Harvard decided to try cricket again after a lapse of 43 years, Oxford and Cambridge Universities crossed paths for the first time in, of all things, a game of American softball. The "fixture," as Cambridge's Varsity Newspaper chose to call the contest, was staged at Grange Field Rugger Ground and it was largely the work of David E. McGiffert '49 which made the game possible. McGiffert, something of a fixture himself as left-fielder on the Eliot House softball team for three years, is now studying history at Emmanuel College, Cambridge, on a Lionel de Jersey Scholarship...
...Much of the skill in this game seemed to be the ability to intimidate your opponents by 'keeping the chatter up.' Every member of a team, whether on or off the field, appeared to be offering a constant supply of advice or ridicule, and if this did not achieve its original object it certainly kept the crowd amused...