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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Carroll Cup race for single sculls was postponed until today on account of the rough water Saturday. Four men, J. M. Eager '10, E. S. Eaton '10, S. A. Friede '12, s. Royce 4S, who reported last Saturday, have qualified for the final race tomorrow. Today, a trial heat will be held for the remaining men. All competitors must be at the starting line opposite the B. A. A. boathouse at 3.30 o'clock. The race will be rowed upstream tot he Cottage Farm Bridge. The first three men in this race will race the four men, who qualified Saturday...
...Caroll Cup race for single sculls was started yesterday but owing not only to the roughness of the water but also to the fact that several competitors had mistaken the starting-place, the race was postponed again. On account of the large number of entries, it has been decided to hold two preliminary races, the winners to row in a final heat on Tuesday. This morning at 11.30 o'clock all competitors who can do so should leave their respective boathouses and be at the starting line opposite the B. A. A. boathouse at 12 o'clock. The first...
...account of the rain no games were played yesterday in the round robin of the scrub baseball series. Yesterday's games have been postponed as follows: On May 26 the Bush Leaguers will play the Nine Muses and the Armor Plates will play the Squabs; on May 27, the Prickly Heats will meet the Home Runners...
...whole the Monthly is to be congratulated upon the book, both on account of the way in which the selections have been made and the good quality of the material which was available
...University lacrosse team defeated Columbia on the latter's grounds at New York Saturday by the score of 4 to 2. The game was close and hard fought but on account of the soft and muddy field was not very well played. Harvard won the game by superior team-work and by more accurate shooting. On account of the poor condition of the field, the game depended mainly on shooting; and it was in this that Columbia was especially weak. J. P. Morgan, Smith, and Gustafson all played well for the University team...