Word: marylands
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Under the new system, single-seat tickets will be handed out with the booklet for only the first two home games--against Boston University and Western Maryland. Thereafter, starting with the Holy Cross game, tickets will be awarded upon submittance of a specified coupon within the booklet plus an application if the coupon-holder wants two seats together...
...H.A.A.-booklet purchaser pays $15 for single admittance to all Harvard home athletic contests. With the booklet, he receives two single tickets, located according to his class, for the Boston University and Western Maryland games in the Stadium. In the booklet, he has a coupon for each of the remaining home games. At least two weeks before the game, he must submit the coupon at the H.A.A. ticket office--in the basement of the Union--for either a single ticket or a pair. Four days after the application deadline, the H.A.A. will announce whether or not there are more seats...
...also announced the price schedule for the seven-game home football schedule next fall. While season ticket holders will be admitted to all games for $15, single tickets will run to $4.00 for the Princeton and Dartmouth games, $3.00 for Holy Cross, Rutgers, and Brown, and $2.50 for Western Maryland and Boston University...
Messersmith's probable successor was smooth, amiable James Bruce, 54, vice president of the National Dairy Products Corp. Son of Maryland's onetime Democratic Senator, Princeton-mate of Navy Secretary James Forrestal, James Bruce was no trained diplomat. Aside from a short tour as assistant military attache in Rome, and as special representative in Montenegro for the Versailles peace conference, he had stuck to banking and finance...
...When American kids everywhere else are reaching for baseball bats each spring, Baltimore's small fry fondle lacrosse sticks. (Baltimore is the largest Eastern city without a major-league baseball team.) Over a dozen Baltimore prep-school lacrosse teams send skilled players into Johns Hopkins and three other Maryland colleges. There is no middle ground among Baltimoreans: they either love the game or despise...