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Following is a condensed schedule of trains. The numbers in parentheses indicate the number of sections and (s) denotes a special train. New York and New Haven to Boston. Tomorrow. Lv. N. Y. Lv. N. H. Ar. Boston...
...Haven, Conn., Nov. 16. -- Secret practice was again in order at New Haven this afternoon. The university team went through a short scrimmage with the ineligibles, the latter using Harvard formations. The first team was entirely on the defensive, except for a brief period when they took the ball and ran through a short series of offensive plays. But there was no tackling, the work being entirely of the dummy nature...
...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 vs. Princeton, $111,500 Yale vs. Brown, $10,000 Yale vs. six minor teams, $16,000 Yale vs. Harvard, $94,000 Total receipts...
...Haven, Conn., Nov. 15.--The Yale team came through the Princeton game in good shape, with the exception of Wiedemann, who has a wrenched knee. An hour's secret practice, consisting of a blackboard talk and signal drill was Yale's only workout today, under Coach Shevlin and the other coaches. Secret practice will continue tomorrow. The team lined up today in the same order as on Saturday against Princeton, except that Allen took the place of Wiedemann...
Following the example of the University Law School, the Yale Law School has recently organized a Legal Aid Bureau. Its object is to render legal aid gratuitously to those citizens of New Haven who would not otherwise be able to secure it. As stated in its constitution "The object and purpose of this Bureau shall be to render legal aid gratuitously, to all persons or associations who, by reason of financial embarrassment, or for any other reason may appear worthy thereof...