Word: saturday
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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With the loss of but one game, the Freshman team last Saturday brought its season to a successful conclusion by its 10 to 7 victory over the Yale yearlings at New Haven. Far lighter than the usual Freshman team and greatly handicapped by a series of injuries, 1923 has had an uphill struggle during the entire season. Every team the Freshmen faced out-weighed them with the exception of Groton, yet they managed to roll up 91 points to their opponents...
Nearly 1500 students marched down to the Stadium yesterday afternoon behind the University Band in order to show the football team that every member of the University backed them up in their supreme struggle on Saturday. Although Team A ran off the field shortly after the crowd arrived, the stands were treated to a short exhibition of Yale plays by two elevens picked from the second squad. Teams B and C also ran through a signal drill before the afternoon's practice broke...
...record amount of automobile traffic is expected Saturday at the Yale game, and unless great care is taken serious congestion will result. At the last Harvard-Yale game only 2500 automobiles had to be taken care of, but even then there was some congestion. This year double that number is expected, so that it is very important to obey the special rules for parking and driving...
...Beacon streets, and on Beacon street, Public Garden side, between Charles and Arlington streets, and on St. James avenue between Arlington and Berkeley streets, side toward Columbus avenue. Cars parked here will be entirely at owner's risk. It is requested that motorists going to business in their cars Saturday morning, and intending to go to the game, park cars here rather than going further down town, as this will relieve to a considerable extent, congestion which would otherwise occur in down-town streets around noon time. Cars going to the game from down-town points north of Franklin street...
...held its first meeting Wednesday afternoon in the Hemenway Gymnasium. Mr. G. F. Evans '05, former captain and founder of the University Gym team, and Mr. Schrader, the coach, addressed the meeting. Although Mr. Schrader felt that more men should have turned up, he said that after the game Saturday and the return to normal athletic conditions he expected a considerably greater number of men would come out. For the present practice will be held daily in the Hemenway Gymnasium from...