Word: minority
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...present the question of Yale Game tickets seems remote and unimportant; but next November will bring it back in all its force, and now, if ever, is the time to criticize the Ticket Committee's proposals. The minor changes, such as a reduction in the "privileged list," are more or less satisfactory. The larger question of numbers and method of allotment remains to be considered. The details of the new plan are stated elsewhere; it is sufficient to say that the general order of priority--College undergraduates, College graduates, graduate school students, graduate school graduates--is no doubt eminently fair...
...equipment has been furnished for oarsmen, the University has purchased the former Randolph Athletic Building and the Big Tree Swimming Pool, and is now operating these buildings for the use of the entire student body; a temporary Freshman Athletic Building has been constructed, and there have been many other minor additions to athletic equipment. Many of these developments, of course, have been made possible by the increased revenue of the Athletic Association from the sale of football tickets...
...baseball team will try to revenge the defeat of the University nine then it faces the almost untried Holy cross Freshman combination. The Crimson will be strengthened by the possible return of Captain Maher and Moseley to the line-up. both men have been out nor some time with minor injuries, which have not hindered them from dressing, but kept them from active participation in practice. Coach Davidson has been unable to decide as yet who will start in the mound, but if, as is likely, he colds Moseley and Puffer in reserve for the Princeton game Saturday, Gasto will...
This afternoon at 4 o'clock, the University baseball team faces the luckless Springfield College nine in the thirteenth contest of the season. The rainy weather of the past week has given the Crimson a rest and a chance for its members to recover from minor injuries suffered in the Holy Cross game. Young will probably start on the mound, so as to give him a long rest before the Princeton game on Saturday...
...baseball magnates are grinning ghastly smiles. Under the spotlight of major league performances a half million dollars worth of hand-picked ivory from the minor leagues has proved to be a little worse than ordinary osseous substance. The six sorrowing sahibs engaged last winter in a battle of the bank books for the minor league stars. The players purchased: Fielder O'Connell and Pitcher Bentley by the Giants for a total of $140,000, Shortstop Sand for $40,000 by the Phillies, Pitcher Kunz for $30,000 by the Pirates, Baseman Hale by the Athletics for $75,000, Baseman...