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Stand to be Erected for Yale Game

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A temporary wooden stand, capable of holding nine thousand people, is being erected across the open end of the Stadium, and will be finished in time for the Yale game on November 25. There will be thirty-five rows of seats. The majority will face directly up the held, but at the sides, where the stand joins the high ends of the Stadium, a large number will face diagonally inward in order that the view may be clear at every point. At the sides large openings will be left under the structure for the passage of the teams and spectators.

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