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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...arrangements for the accommodation of the crowds at the Yale game are completed. Harvard will occupy the north side of the field, directly to the right of the entrance. Yale will be opposite, on the left side. The men who have seats in either the Harvard or Yale sections will go in at the same entrance, and will be required immediately to go to their respective sides of the field. The men who have white (centre) tickets will not be allowed through the Harvard and Yale entrance, but will pass back of the Harvard seats and enter at the upper...
...tickets for the Harvard side of the field at Saturday's game were sold out at 7.15 last evening. Three thousand tickets have been sold...
...most general topic of conversation last evening was concerning the lack of a sufficient number of tickets for the Harvard side of the field next Saturday. Complaints come in from all sides that men can get no tickets. It is very unfortunate, but we do not see that there is not enough room at Hampden Park. We fail to see any lack of judgment on the part of the Harvard management; for, certainly no one would suspect that more than about eighteen hundred tickets would be sold in Cambridge. It was necessary to have tickets for sale at New York...
...Trafford and Cranston were not far behind him; the three men worked together with an encouraging unity. Newell played his usual strong game at tackle, and Hallowell helped him prevent any gains through the right end of the line. During the first half, however, the latter was off-side several times when the ball was kicked; he must be careful about this. Cumnock looked after the left end in almost faultless style. Alward played left tackle in the absence of Upton; he is strong at some points of the game, but very weak at others. The men back...
...other end of the 'varsity line was well looked after by Hallowell, whose work is steadily good. Newell played brilliantly at tackle, having no trouble whatever with Alward; Blanchard, who played against Alward when Newell left the game during the first half, also outplayed his man. On the other side of the centre Upton and Shea were closely matched, though Upton had the best of it yesterday. In the centre old players like P. Trafford and Cranston showed a tendency to tackle high which must be overcome. Shaw did decidedly better work than any of the other men playing...