Word: standing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Spectators must keep their seats until the game is over. Ushers have been instructed to allow no one to stand in the aisles or entrances while the game is in progress. Persons leaving their seats must leave the field immediately...
When the Yale undergraduates were allowed to use the Bowl for the first time Wednesday, they discovered that the cheering section has been limited to the upper rows of the west stand, behind the section of 3600 seats allowed to the men who subscribed to the fund to build the Bowl. The plan of allowing those who subscribed to the fund the privilege of the best seats in the Bowl has never been popular with the students. The Yale "News" in an editorial condemning the action of the authorities, says: "The reason for this mysterious system of allotment...
...since, if the Harvard Club has a team, many men who would ordinarily represent the B. A. A., will play on this team. Without Baker in its line-up and with all the former University stars on the Harvard Club team, the B. A. A. would stand little chance. If Baker were here the division of material would be simple...
...marked A stand at first entrance under Stadium; men marked B usher at opening of first entrance; men marked C-usher at second entrance; men marked D-usher on the colonade; and men marked E usher on the wooden stands on the track...
With perseverance, the fund, which just now seems at a stand-still, can be made to grow surprisingly by steady additions to it. The project should be neither abandoned nor halted. It should go on uninterruptedly for it has had an excellent start...