Word: bowl
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...HAVEN, CONN., Oct 21. The Army eleven arrived at Derby this noon and held secret practice in the bowl in preparation for tomorrow's game with Yale. Cadets, under the command of Col. Danford, with arrive at New Haven tomorrow morning, and give an exhibition drill in the bow: The Yale team confined itself chiefly to light signal drill today. Aldrich and O'Heavn practiced drop kicking. The Eli team will line up as follows; le., Blair; l.f., Info; . g., Cruikshank;, Iandis, r.g., Guernsey; r.f. Diller; r.g. Deaver, q.b. Heckett; l.h.b. Ahirich; r.h.b., Mallory, f.b. Jordan...
Meeting her first opponent of proven ability, Yale will oppose West Point in the Bowl tomorrow with an even stronger team than she has had thus far this season...
...Bowl will be filled for the first time this fall, seventy-seven thousand spectators being expected...
Since the Yale game will be played in the Stadium this year, where there are less available seats than in the Yale Bowl, the limit will be two seats instead of three, as with last year. For both the Yale and Princeton games an applicant for more than one seat may elect to have one of his seats for his personal occupancy in the cheering section. The other seats will be allotted as explained below. Undergraduates may apply for seats for friends at both games, but must so state on the blank, and such applications will be filled if there...
...section of the country. Of chief interest to members of the University are the games at Princeton and New Haven; at Princeton the Tigers are opening their season, while at New Haven the Elis will meet a fairly weak team in their second contest of the year in the Bowl...