Word: bowl
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...entrances into New Haven and approaches to the Yale Bowl will all be extensively marked with signs...
...next four days will be "fight week" for the entire University, and the stirring of the medicine in the Bowl on Saturday, in the Harvard cheering section or under the Yale goal posts, will depend upon the emphasis on that one word, "fight...
...Yale by a field goal and beat Harvard 10 to 3. For the first time in years Yale faces the Harvard game without a hospital list; in the last two games Harvard has developed a series of injuries without parallel. The game is to be played in the Yale Bowl. A Blue victory is the only thought of the Yale team and the Yale undergraduates and is what the outside world expects...
...football squad and the entire University has the utmost confidence that this determination can bring results. From now until Saturday, it is the job of the undergraduates to show their support in no uncertain terms. At the mass-meeting tomorrow, at the Stadium Thursday, in the Bowl Saturday, there the undergraduate has his chance to stand behind the men on the playing field. And it is only with such support that there can be expected another victory over the Bulldog by the Underdog...
...Yale Bowl next Saturday the Harvard football team and the Harvard cheering section will face their supreme test. The team is prepared, but are the undergraduates equal to their task? When the Crimson eleven goes to New Haven it must have the confidence and feel the confidence of every Harvard man. This means more than the enthusiasm of a mass meeting. Thursday the student body marches to the field to cheer the team. Let every undergraduate be there to prove to Captain Buell and his team that he will do his part. W. J. BINGHAM...