Word: quickest
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...following regulations in force at the Yale game and suggestions and information as to the quickest ways of getting to the Bowl are printed for the benefit of the University students who are going to New Haven, either by train or automobile. The game will start promptly at 2 o'clock. Ticket holders should make every effort to reach the grounds early and thus avoid the inevitable rush of the last half-hour. Sixty-eight thousand tickets have been sold, and the handling of the crowd will tax transportation facilities on railroad and trolley lines to the limit. Traffic...
Though it had only a few editors the Herald proved itself energetic and efficient. "The city dailies gave it credit for getting out extras in the quickest time ever known in the newspaper world." For a year it continued on its way alone, but in 1883 united with the CRIMSON under the title of "The CRIMSON". In 1884, this was changed to "The DAILY CRIMSON." The new paper had the field entirely to itself, and combining the best editors of the two boards, very soon paid off all debts and started with a will on its career. It assumed...
...Speedway, next to the University lacrosse field, on which the automobiles will park. By this means spectators who come on foot from Western avenue car lines and those patronizing the new Subway will be protected from dust as well as accidents. The subway is of course by far the quickest way of reaching the field from town...
...Speedway, next to the University lacrosse field, on which the automobiles will park. By this means spectators who come on foot from Western avenue car lines and those patronizing the new Subway will be protected from dust as well as accidents. The subway is of course by far the quickest way of reaching the field from town...
...position at that time. The Yard buildings certainly are not fire-proof; nor are they oversupplied with easy means of egress. With the Yard itself none too brilliantly lighted up at night, it is hardly more than sane precaution to do away with all needless hindrances to the quickest and safest possible escapes in a time of urgency. It may happen that the economy involved in the practice of unlighted hall-ways at night will prove penny wise but pound foolish...