Word: stadiums
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Applications for tickets to the Harvard-Yale game, to be played this year in the Stadium, on Saturday, November 25, amount to date, to 28,867 and were made by 11,010 individual Harvard men, it was announced at the H. A. A. office last night...
...editors of the Harvard Lampoon focuses attention on one of H. A. A.'s less popular claims of privilege. The particular assertion in view has it that H. A. A. possesses sole "right" to the names and numbers of the football players who perform, each week, in the Stadium...
Much of the romance leaves the mascot, however, when we discover each game brings a different representative. While the traditional Army Mule munches his fodder down on the Hudson, local dandies of the species, vie for the honor of performing in the Stadium. This week, it is reported, Emma, who has spent a tedious life hauling garbage in Boston streets, and the only mule in the city, was all brushed and rested in expectation of a sure appointment, when her hopes were dashed by the choice of a younger mule from Fort Devens...
...University. In previous years the Cadets' annual visit to Cambridge has been noted for the good feeling that has existed between the gray-clad corps and their Harvard hosts. This year there will be a threatening cloud of unpleasantness over all the ceremonies in the Yard and in the Stadium. For, the most recent of two attacks on the Cadets and the Army game is still hanging fire...
...Eddy Rogers and Allan Sherman, will be in the starting lineup when the Varsity meets the Army in the Stadium this Saturday. These changes were revealed at the close of a drab and uninteresting practice session at Soldiers Field yesterday afternoon...