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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Tickets may still be secured at the H. A. A. and Leavitt and Peirce's to the Harvard cheering section for the Princeton baseball game this afternoon. Section 6 is reserved for members of the University and tickets to this section may be obtained by noon today at the above named places...
...Section 6 of the baseball stands on Soldiers Field has been reserved as a Harvard cheering section for the Princeton baseball game on Saturday. Tickets for admission to this section may be obtained at Leavitt and Peirce's and the H. A. A. The season H. A. A. tickets will not admit to Saturday's game...
...annual conference of the Eastern Intercollegiate Newspaper Association is a certain indication that dissatisfaction with the present condition of the game is not confined to Yale, Princeton, and the University or to the colleges of Western Massachusetts. Twenty institutions, including all the larger colleges in the northeastern section of the country, were represented by delegates, in most cases the editors-in-chief or business managers of the newspapers. It was a thoroughly representative gathering, including athletes as well as undergraduate journalists, and the resolution reflected a sentiment that, although indefinite and inarticulate, was at the same time general...
...fraternities, and private spreads have been alloted the space for which they applied: Speakers Club, rear of Grays Wadsworth lawn; Phillips Brooks House, rear of Phillips Brooks House; K. G. X. Club, rear of Holworthy; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, rear of Mathews, south end; Phi Kappa Epsilon, Dane Triangle, south section; Pl Eta Club, Gymnasium; Private Spread, Theodore Pratt, rear of Hollis; St. Paul's Catholic Club, rear of Holden Chapel...
...When I take food production figures for all New York, and find that all that is produced in that section in one year will not feed the population of that same section for longer period than one week, I conclude that the East is interested in the food production of the West". That is the answer Congressman L. J. Dickinson, recognized head of the "Farm Bio", gave to a CRIMSON interviewer recently when asked in what way the agricultural legislation affected the eastern states...