Word: harvard
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...following statement of the allotment of seats to the Harvard-Yale football game is prepared in reply to the numerous inquiries and complaints that have reached me during the past ten days. It may help us to trace to the proper source the dissatisfaction so generally expressed...
...tickets sent to Yale are in the centre of the North Stand. Those sent to the Harvard Club of New York fill one entire section near the centre of the South Stand. The players, coachers and others in the preceding table are regarded as privileged, and special seats were reserved for them in the centre of the South Stand. Thus 8265 tickets were disposed of before the applications of the season ticket holders were considered. When we add the 7835 seats sold to them, we have 16,100 persons who desire seats between the goal lines. As there...
...necessary to restrict these tickets to undergraduates and graduates, as the sale outside of the University was limited principally to the parents and relatives of the students. I do not think even now that a large percentage of season tickets has gone to outsiders who have no interest in Harvard; but I am sure that all will agree, after the experience of this year, to some kind of a restriction...
...experience of this season seems to demonstrate the necessity of altering the rules of distribution, and of publishing them for the information of all Harvard men. In conclusion I may add that it is unfair to hold the Graduate Manager solely responsible for a condition which graduates and undergraduates have helped to create, and which the chairman of the Athletic Committee could have modified. 1. To players, coaches, etc. 3,860 2. To the Harvard Club of New York 704 3. To the Yale Football Association 3,701 4. To season ticket holders 7,835 5. To graduates and undergraduates...
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