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Church Shanghnessy, former Exeter forward who now plays for the Blue, scored two goals for the Yales yesterday afternoon and with his team defeated Poley Gnyda's Freshman soccer eleven, 3 to 1, on one of the remote fields around the Bowl. Joe Wogan scored the only goal for the Crimson as the Yardlings lost their second game of the year and their first in five games...
Latecomers and would-be readers who missed the morning distribution will find a last-minute reserve at the Bowl just outside the Walter Camp memorial gate. Where newsboys wil lattempt to catch all these who look Harvardian before they enter the saucer...
...none has equalled the drama of those from 1929 to 1931 when one of Harvard's all time greats, Barry Wood, played opposite the Eli's "little boy Blue", crafty placekicking specialist Albie Booth. In 1929, both met for the first time as sophomores on the turf of the Bowl. Booth missed a field goal that might have turned the tide, and Harvard walked off victorious, 10 to 6. Sportscribe Arthur Daley has called the game one of football's classics...
...that marvelous Yale school! I've heard so much about, it. Leo's father went to Yale, and to hear him talk-about Mory's,and the huge Gothic buildings, and Mory's and the jovial parties at the fraternities and at Mory's, and the great Yale Bowl, and the beer at Mory's-maybe his father wrote, "Shall I Wastin'". If Yale had a girl's school...
Today the College representatives in the sixty-fourth Yale game will test the turf in the Bowl at 2:15 o'clock. Terse printed instructions road in part: "Nine o'clock, train leaves South Station; 12:15, lunch (in New Haven); 12:35, taping; 2:15, practice in Yale Bowl; 4:45, Busses leave for Choate school at Wallingford; 7:30, squad meeting...