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...Yale teams will be announced at the score-board which the CRIMSON is operating for the benefit of those men who have not gone to New Haven. The progress of the game will be depicted on the board, play by play in accordance with the reports received over the direct wire between the field and the Union which has been leased by the management of the CRIMSON. At the same time detailed announcements will be given of the results of the other athletic events in which the University will be represented. The scores of the University-Yale association football game...
...Crimson will operate a large score-board in the Living Room of the Union tomorrow afternoon on which will be depicted the progress of the Harvard-Yale game, play by play, as the details are received over a direct wire from representatives on the field. Reports of the preliminary practice of the two elevens will begin coming in about 1.30 o'clock. Union members only will be admitted...
Those who journey to New Haven by train may take trolley cars from the railroad station direct to the Central Green, corner of Church and Chapel streets, and there transfer to cars marked "To Yale Boyl" which will run at half-minute intervals. Some of the cars will run from the station direct to to Bowl; such cars will be marked to that effect...
...machine. Traffic officers will give all necessary instructions as to the placing of the car. The quickest and most reliable routes for motorists in reaching the Bowl or the centre of the city are as follows: Automobiles cast bound via the Milford Turnpike or Campbell avenue desiring to go direct to the Bowl use Forest street and Derby avenue from the junction of Milford Turnpike and Campbell avenue; automobiles desiring to reach the corner of College and Chapel streets from the above mentioned point come in Congress avenue to Davenport avenue; automobiles desiring to reach the centre of the city...
...frequently the case that the spectator at a football game pays close attention to the men who are directly concerned with the immediate handling of the ball and completely neglects to notice the other seventeen or eighteen men who are forming an important part of the assault or repulse, although they may be at some distance from the point of action. The formations of the University and Yale team permit a close insight into the action of every man in every play since the two elevens utilize much the same close formations on the offence and defence. The material differences...