Word: bowlings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 20--Probably the most confident underdog in recent years, the Harvard varsity football team, with a chance to tic for its first Big Three title in 13 years, went through a brisk pre-Yale workout in the Yale Bowl here today...
...Crimson hasn't beaten Yale in the Bowl since 1941; the oddsmakers give seven points that the Elis will win today; certain doubts surround the right arm of Captain Dick Clasby. But this is the seventieth anniversary of a rivalry which has no real favorites, and over 60,000 people should jam the Bowl at 1:30 p.m., many of them hoping to see the strongest Harvard team in six years display the sustained scoring power which it has flashed only occasionally this year...
...respective Yale opponents at New Haven this afternoon. Each House will meet the College that finished in a relative position in intramural standings. Half of the games will start at 2:00 p.m., the others at 3:15, because of the limited number of fields adjacent to the Yale Bowl...
...revised plan, put into effect after 1950, replaces the former, home and visiting sides of the Bowl which Yale alumni and cheering section" sides. The cast side "cheering section" now includes the faculties and students of the opposing schools plus the sun in the second half...
Part of the campaign to entice alumni to the games is waged with a colorful advertising brochure, which informs readers that "there are eighteen miles of comfortable seats in the Yale Bowl, the only large stadium in American which has back rests on every seat...