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...intersectional contest between Iowa and the Elis in the Bowl will attract the most interest. Iowa, coached by Howard Jones, a brother of T. A. D. Jones of Yale, was not only undisputed champion of the Big Ten last season, but won the western title as well. Seven veterans from last year's winning team will form the backbone of the Hawkeye attack tomorrow and the four remaining positions will be filled by experienced...
...Yale game in the Bowl the limit on applications will be three seats for members and ex-members of the undergraduate departments of the University. For members and ex-members of other departments of the University the limit will be two seats, and one of the seats in either case must be for "personal use" For the Princeton and Dartmouth games, the limit will be four tickets, and for all three games the applicant may elect to have the one for his personal occupancy in the cheering section. For the other three games, the application method is simply a means...
...labored writing. Almost invariably the editorials are of this quality; some of the jokes, too, are hammered out on solid, lifeless anvils. The skit entitled "The Freshman and the Two Gentlemen" and the first of a series of "Prominent Harvard Graduates" do not commend the Lampoon's flowing bowl. And the text of the first page is scarcely better...
...track men will take part in time trials for their events. The entire squad will practice within the Stadium for the first time this year. The running events were held on the Stadium track on Friday, but today is the first time that the ground conditions at the bowl end of the field are good enough to allow the field event men to leave the dirt pits underneath the Stadium...
...theoretical respect for that part of man which grows above the neck. Now, apparently, quite otherwise. The pleasant, rasp of the golden key as it slides along the watch chain seems a pale delight compared to the costasies of throwing, the victorious hat over the goal bar of the bowl or the stadium. W. W. Williams in the N. Y. Evening Post