The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-22

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REpIAM on YALE FIFID
There was the livel'est kind 81 a get
away for the Yale held this afternoon
from the Yale campus by the grads and
their friends. u seemed ~ " there were
more automobiles IN the town IN their
way % the field than the field could
accommodate. big AZ u H.
There was the usual bedlam let lOose
A. each reunion class from awOy hack IN
the ~ TO 1907 marched onto the neld
The alumni cr the last hfteen years were
all IN costume and after each class had
attracted il full quota o. attention the
metnbers took seats on the new stand |
that had been erected 90 accommodate the |
alumni
The Held officials In trying On get seats |
Tor everybody Who wanted % get into !
The game had transferred the alumni !
open stands from the west % the east |
aide Of the field. This change didn't |
appeal to the alumni. Tor tho sun shone !