The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-24
BRILLIANT CROWD
 AT ANNUAL GAME
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Ilege airs chorused by thousands of lusty, voices, and the amusing antics lof the marchers marked that circllng around and around the field. The cow boys of 9S did snake dance to the noise of firing pistols, till one section of the field looked like ring of Buf- falo Bilrs Wild West show. And this was not the only escapade to add to the Illusion that prompt the slmile.
 The class of Mexican's had a bull tthat is, an imitation, made possible by the good nature of two of their num- Der with the aid of n skin of real bull
 To enliven the scene one of the in- trepid members of the class advanced waving a red cloth before the horned torus. The enraged animal charged, but the bold matador, toreador, bull fighter. what you will. stood his ground to fight. But the thrilling contest was averted by an attack upon the unsus- Ipecting animal by two of the envious
 Irish peasantss They secured the skln and a free-for-all between the Mexi- cans and the Irish peasants followed and shilalIs and blackthorns filled the air.
 The Zouaves, members of the class of 02 s. bore aloft banners With Varl- Ious inscriptions. There arc l2S or lus," one ran, "2S married and 100 hap lpy" Another charged Secretary Taft
 with one mistake, viz. that he had not attended Sheff.
 With the Alpine climbers of 'O2 there
 was a lion as mascot, and the platoon
 of '02 S., wheeled after them a loving
 cup as big as a house which was the Alumni Weckly's trophy for the push mobile races that featured the after
 math. In this race little autos, each
 with a passenger, and propelled by [ Ilusty runner from behind, raced round
 and round the diamond. In the race
 02 S.. '05 and '05 s. were represented
 with the first the victore.
 Strains of "Harrigan" and Bridge
 McCue" set the feet of the Irish peas
 ants to tripping. Blue coated the,
 were for Yale. but green shamrock
 were conspicuous as their badges Th' sailors of '93 garbcd in immaculate white made a pleasing contrast of col or in the ranks.
 It was 3:40 before the exuberance Ina, sufficiently abated for the game to b called. Secretary Taft had been es corted to his two seats just back O first base where he was In convent AA thA of Dl oyes He was distinguishable from al
 parts of the fold and eyes often wand
 cred his way,
 Early in the game fast foul, evill ' directed, flew straight at the secretary , while all stood up to await develop . ments. A modest and unknown her q intercepted the sphere in the nick c ' time and the secretary looked as call ! and complacent as ever.
 ' After the game was over and tn Yale men had given vent to their jo . in prolonged cheers, the groups of cos = tuned grads and the hundreds of UT . dergraduates swarmed onto the flel . It became a human maelstrom and Il = spectators never stirred for fully twer = ty minutes to watch this, one of tl ; most interesting sights. Hand in han, ' some danced around in circles, whi : others did the famous snake dance Il !" and down the field, ever to the mus ! of college airs from the several bant l. who joined in the marching. l. Then tho mighty stream of peep " began to flow and crowd slowly O, s' the gates, the roar of automobiles fllle h the air, laden trolley cars started slov |, ly twoard the city, and Yale's victor ], became a memory.
 The game itself began forty mi
 utes late, but the grandstands did n