Yesterday's sale of the 220 tickets overlooked in the confusion of the first sale proved in a considerable measure a vindication of the manager of the eleven. The fact that every man in line yesterday got a ticket shows that the number of men who secured tickets by the first sale has been grossly underestimated. The method which the management adopted in disposing of the tickets at this first sale certainly did keep the tickets to college men. Speculators could not compete with them, and in fact secured practically no tickets at the Cambridge sale. Their united denunciation of the manager of the eleven is in itself a vindication of his policy. The only regrettable feature of the whole matter is that the graduates were not provided for better.
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