Word: bowle
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Although all roads lead to New Haven this weekend, the Automobile Legal Association recommends only one safe and easy path to the Bowl...
...Bowl is sold out. As the first half of the University's block of tickets went out yesterday, Frank O. Lunden, Manager of the HAA ticket office, announced following a telephone conference with Yale authorities that all available admissions have been allocated at both institutions...
...Saturday at Soldiers Field the Varsity football team stopped playing like eleven individuals and started working together like a bulldozer. Showing line-play, crisp tackling, and an offense, the Crimson blasted to the traditional win over Brown and thereby served notice that Yale, would have no picnic in the Bowl, come Saturday...
...after the game the crestfallen Brown coach Rip Engle ventured that "if the Crimson line plays the way it played today, Harvard will have a good chance at New Haven." Further he would not go, pointing out that Saturday's conditions were far different from the mud of the Bowl the week before, and that his team was "up" against the Crimson for its third game...
Last week, Oregon State's Coach Lon Stiner confessed that his real field general is a salaried alumnus, who sits high above the playing field in the press box. Ex-Halfback Bob Dethman of O.S.C.'s 1942 Rose Bowl team keeps a close eye on the opponents' weaknesses. When he decides what play to call, he telephones to the bench and a substitute relays it to the Oregon State huddle. Says Stiner, who is a member of the rules committee: "All coaches are doing some signal calling. . . . That substitution rule has to be changed...