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...goes without saying that prophecies, based merely on past records, mean very little. Yet last Saturday's game in the Bowl is not entirely without significance. It shows that Yale is especially strong this year. To defeat her Harvard must play much better football and its team must have much better support...
This afternoon in the Yale Bowl, the Bulldog will meet the Tiger in the second of the "Big Three" Contests. Enraged by the defeats of two successive years the Blue faces a team that has tasted victory by conquering the University 10-3 a week ago. The result should be one of the most fiercely-fought contests that has been seen this fall...
Princeton has one advantage in that it can afford to take all kinds of chances. Today's is its last game and it has nothing to conceal while Yale must still consider the Crimson scouts who will be sitting in the Bowl...
...will start at about noon on Saturday. The University team will race the Elis over the Yale six-mile intercollegiate course, while the yearlings will start about five minutes earlier over the three-mile course. After the races, the teams will witness the Yale-Princeton football game in the Bowl...
...sold to outsiders, this new season ticket having a different colored cover and admitting only to a certain section of the Stadium. This section for holders of season tickets who come to football games to see Harvard beaten if possible could be placed on the east side, in the bowl, in the wooden stands, or if absolutely necessary on the west side, but roped off from the Harvard A. A. and season ticket sections. This would solve any financial problem connected with the necessity for the sale of a number of low price season tickets to those outside the University...