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Office of Football Ticket Manager
Old Library Building Telephone Di. 2430

ADVANCE INFORMATION
FOOTBALL
1924

PRIORITIES
GENERAL RULES

Retu~n Card Enclosed for Ticket Application Blanks

KEEP THIS CIRCULAR FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

 1. THE STADIUM The stadium contract calls for partial
completion for the first football game October 4, I924-i.e., 15,000
seats-and completion, with full seating capacity of 50,000 seats,
for the Michigan game November 1st, 1924.

2. PRICES, GAME INFORMATION

Applications
Date Time Game Price close
October 4,2:30 p.m. North Dakota $1.00 September 22
October I 1,2 :30 p.m.Haskell Indians 2.00 September 29
October 18,2 :00 p.m. Wisconsin
(at Madison) 2.50 Octolber 6
October 25,2 :00 p.m. Iowa (at Iowa City) 3.00 October 13
November 1,2 :00 p.m. Michigan (Home-
coming) 2.50 October 20
November 8,2:00 p.m. Ames 1.50 October 27
November 15,2:00 p.m. Illinois (Dedication-
Dad's Day) 2.50 November 3
November 22,2 :00 p.m. V anderbil t 2.50 November 10
Season Ticket (Home games) $12.00 September 22

3. SEASON TICKETS. Applicants who order seats for all

of the home games at cine time will receive preference in the al-
lotmentof seats ahead of the general mail orders for any particular
game, and will be assigned the same seats throughout the season.
Applications close September 22, 1924.
The price of the season tickets will be the sum of the prices
for the home games, or $12.00. (Season tickets do not admit to
games away from home.)

4' PRIORITY LIST. Stadium subscrlbe rs- paia-to-aa te

will be given priority in the allotment of seats up to three weeks
before the date of the game for which application is made. This
means that these orders will be taken care of first.

5. ORDERS FOR TICKETS. Orders for tickets will be filled

in order of receipt, subject to item 4.

6. MAIL ORDERS. Mail orders for tickets will be closed the

second Monday preceding the date of the game. (This date is
given above with schedule.)
 7. TICKET LIMIT. For non-Conference games there will be
no limit on the number of tickets which a person may order, but
for Conference games no person will be allowed more than six
tickets. Applicants wishing adjoining seats may enclose applica-
tions in the same envelope, in which case all applications so en-
closed will be given the rating of the applicant whose priority rat-
in·g is lowest. Applicants cannot be grouped together after indi-
vidual orders are received. N umber of tickets per person for out-
of-town games will be set by the university at which the game
IS played. .

8. "M" MEN. Minnesota "M" men may have one comp!-

mentary reserved season seat in a special "M" section at mid-field
provided application is made not later than September 22nd. Send
your "M" pass to this office where it will be stamped with seat
number. One additional, adjacent season seat may be obt'lined b y
mailing application and check for this with your "M " pass. If
more than one additional season seat is desired, you will be pl aced
in the general season ticket section next to the " M " section. Fail-
ure to make application by September 22nd forfeits your right in
the special "M" section and will necessitate placing you in the sea-
son ticket section. "M" men will not be permitted on the side-lines.

9. ELIMINATION OF SCALPING. The co-operation of

alumni, former students, and the public is most earnestly requested
in assisting the University to eliminate specula tion in tickets. Each
applicant will be held personally responsible for the tickets allotted
to him as shown by the office record . Minnesota is operating under
the Anti-Scalping Contract, which has been adopted by the Con-
ference and declared legally binding by the courts on all ticket
_ _ _~h,,-olders. This contract apRears on each ticket.

10. APPLICATION BLANKS. If you wish ticket applica-

tion blanks, fill out the enclosed card and return at once in the
envelope furnished . These cards will form a permaner.t file for
subsequent mailings. Please give your permanent address.
II· ADDRESS. Address all communications to:
OFFICE OF FOOTBALL TICKET MANAGER,
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA
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