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...vehicles from Mt: Auburn street to the Anderson Bridge, and its continuation on the Boston side of the river--North Harvard street--will be closed from the Anderson Bridge to Western avenue, Brighton. The only automobile gates admitting to Soldiers Field will be on the Soldiers Field Parkway, which will be the only route for automobilists...
...vehicles may be parked on Boylston or North Harvard streets, or on Massachusetts avenue between Quincy and Church streets, between the hours of 12 and 5, but a limited number may be left along the Parkway on the Cambridge side of the river. All automobiles parked here, however, must be faced away from Boylston street, to obviate turning cars around after the game, since it will not be possible to drive across Boylston street. After the game all cars parked in Soldiers Field or on the Soldiers Field Parkway must leave by driving westward along this Parkway. The police warn...
Some of the other important college buildings are the Freshman Dormitories, built in 1915, on the Charles River Parkway; the Union, the club for all men in the University, on the corner of Quincy street opposite the Yard; President Lowell's residence, on the east side of the Yard; the College Observatory on Garden street, a few blocks from the Yard; and the Lampoon Building, at the junction of Mt. Auburn and Bow streets...
...harries will this year be under the tutelage of "Pooch" Donovan. Captain Bemis will least the pack over the Belmont course at least two afternoons a week in preparation for the stiff schedule of five meets. Practice runs will otherwise be held on the Parkway around Soldiers Field...
Taxicabs and other cars intending to drop passengers and return will find the best route by going out Commonwealth avenue, crossing over the Cottage Farm Bridge and following the Charles River Road Parkway. They may drop their passengers and turn around to return at the Weld Boat Club at the Anderson Bridge...