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...following regulations in force at the Yale game and suggestions and information as to the quickest ways of getting to the Bowl are printed for the benefit of the University students who are going to New Haven, either by train or automobile. The game will start promptly at 2 o'clock. Ticket holders should make every effort to reach the grounds early and thus avoid the inevitable rush of the last half-hour. Sixty-eight thousand tickets have been sold, and the handling of the crowd will tax transportation facilities on railroad and trolley lines to the limit. Traffic...
...benefit of those who are unable to attend the Harvard Yale game on Saturday, the CRIMSON will operate a large score-board in the Living Room of the Union. Full details of the game, play by play, will be sent direct to the Union over a special wire by CRIMSON representatives at the field. The progress of the ball will be traced on the board. Reports of the preliminary practice of the two teams will begin coming in about 1.30 o'clock and will be as possible. Union members will be admitted...
...benefit of members of the University who are spending a part of the week-end at New Haven the following list of hotels and eating places is printed: Hotel Taft, College and Chapel streets, telephone 4520; Hotel Bishop, 1074-80 Chapel street; telephone 1882; The Duncan, 1151 Chapel street, telephone 4550; Hotel Garde, Meadow street and Union avenue, opposite the Union Station, telephone 4580; Warren Hall Dining Room, 1044 Chapel street; Metzgers (Heublein's), corner of Church and Court streets; Cafe Mellone, 35 Centre street; Hof Brau Haus, corner of Church and Crown streets; Old Heidelberg, 135 Temple street; Child...
Tonight Colonel F. A. Graves and Captain F. J. Burnham will address all men interested, and will discuss the purposes of the new organization, the advantages which military training affords, and the special benefit derived from a thorough knowledge of the machine-gun, a weapon which is such a powerful factor in offensive fighting...
Every play in the Harvard-Yale football game Saturday will be recorded on a large scoreboard which the CRIMSON will operate in the Living Room of the Union. For the benefit of those who are unable to witness the game in person, for full details of the game will be sent by CRIMSON representatives at the field direct to the Union by special wire. Each telegram will be read as it arrives, and the progress of the ball traced on the board. The reports will be as complete as it is possible to make them. Union members will be admitted...