Word: gately
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...group. The rectangle between the two wings is to be developed as a courtyard enclosed by a garden wall, with cloister-like arcades upon two sides. The Romanesque Hall is about seventy feet long, with a high-vaulted ceiling supported by pillars forming alcoves. A cast of the "Golden Gate" of the Freiburg Cathedral at its further end forms the entrance to the Gothic Hall beyond. This arrangement is copied from the crossing and choir of a church. It also gives an appropriate location for a cast of the rood screen of Naunberg Cathedral. The Renaissance hall, easily the largest...
Tickets at 50 cents each on sale at the gate will admit an automobile and its entire party to the parking space. Regular tickets will then admit to the field. Vehicles may also be left on the Speedway near the Boat House...
...present football season will break all records in gate receipts at Yale. The receipts will amount to more than $230,000. This is more than $65,000 in excess of any previous year and is due to the building of the Bowl with its great seating capacity. Yale this fall will get the benefit of both the Bowl and the Harvard Stadium. Last Saturday 55,750 saw the Princeton game at New Haven. Princeton took only 7,000 seats for Saturday's game, while last fall Harvard took 30,000. The gate receipts this fall will be as follows: Yale...
Tickets at 50 cents and $1 can be procurred at the H. A. A. Office, and at Leavitt & Peirce's, and may also be had at the gate. Space for automobiles is provided within Soldiers Field, to which entrance may be made directly from North Harvard street...
...pitching in summer leagues and remain in the college nine; there is the institution which disqualifies a man who plays in a fame in which a professional takes part on either side; and there are all manner of intermediate institutions. Every amateur team takes expenses out of the gate receipts, if those receipts are sufficient; and few men young or old, whose expenses are paid lead ascetic lives. The Yale players had their expenses paid. We have no evidence that they received more and we have their own testimony that they...