Word: sections
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...distribution of Yale game tickets to applicants is printed below and the applications were filled in the order given: Yale Football Association, 7350 Players' and coaches applications, 1565 Cheering section applications, 622 H. A. A. applications, 3104 Undergraduate season ticket holders' applications, 194 Undergraduate applications, 4029 Graduate season ticket holders' applications, 489 Graduates' Athletic Association applications, 1362 Graduates' applications, 9892 Season ticket holders' applications, 2554 Benefactors, 135 State and city officials, 95 Schools, 162 Press and special, 322 New York Harvard Club, 884 Total...
...unfortunately obvious that any analysis of the situation must be made without much help from the official figures. Let us consider, nevertheless, as well as we may the distribution of seats in the south stand. I am told by Mr. Schweppe that in this section there were more than 11,500 seats. Some of the very worst seats in the corners of this section were drawn upon regular undergraduate applications. Now the to all number of seats assigned to under graduates may be found by adding items, three, four, five and six in the above report...
...Athletic Committee and applied without discrimination or exception. Let the committee itself reserve in the centre of the field a block of seats, not to exceed 1200, for the players, coaches, invited guests and other privileged persons. Let the committee or a subcommittee decide who may apply in this section, and for how many seats. Let all other tickets be put in the hands of the manager and distributed according to the system decided upon...
...view of the success of the undergraduate cheering section, I suggest the formation of a graduate cheering section. Those who remember the cheering of the graduates under Mr. Wendell's leadership at the old Tree exercises will realize what an addition this would be to organized enthusiasm. To these two cheering sections respectively the members of the first two classes would be entitled to one ticket apiece. Tickets would be non-transferable. Men taking advantage of the, privilege of applying for these seats should not be entitled to further application...
...order of assignment would then be: (1) Tickets reserved by the committee. (2) Cheering section for applican's of the first class. (3) Graduate cheering section. (4) To members of class one, holding H. A. A. or season tickets. (5) To other members of class one. (6) To graduates holding season tickets. And so on as at present...