Word: autumns
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...concert. "Psaume CXXI", written especially for the University Glee Club by Milhand, is included in the evening's program which follows: Harvard Hymn, Paine Improperia, Palestrina Psaume CXXI, Milhaud The Harvard Glee Club Sonata in G major, Sammartini Allegro-Adagio-Molto allegro Arisoso, Bach Allegro Spiritoso, Senaille Mr. Casals Autumn, Grechaninov Must I For Ever, Arensky The Steaming Rill, Arensky ('Cello obbligato by Mr. Casals) Song of Night, Ballantine Students Songs of Finland: The Poor Little Girl, Merikanto Summer Evening, Palmgren I'm Coming Home, Palmgren The Harvard Glee Club Largetto Lamentoso, Godowsky Menuet, Debussy Danse Espagnole, Granados L'abeille...
...superior weight of the former combination that gave it the necessary margin of victory. Out - scaling their lighter rivals by a full fifteen pounds to the man, the football oarsmen forced their way to a commanding lead by sheer power of stroke, a last minute spurt by the autumn crew boat falling to cut down their lead by any appreciable distance. I. F. M. 1, E. F. M. 2, A. C. M. 2, and A. C. M. 3 trailed in the order named...
...Autumn crew number 1 was pressed to the limit to win from A. C. M. 2 in the initial contest, but the smoothness and precision of the first boat proved too much for their rivals and served to place three quarters of a length between the two shells at the finish. A. C. M. 3 won the decision from the fourth autumn crew by the same distance. The second experienced football crew, pitted against the inexperienced grid oarsmen, provided by far the closest race of the afternoon. The two shells ploughed their way through the waves on comparatively even terms...
...feature of the afternoon's practice was a race between the five lower autumn crews--the initial step in a three-day elimination series which Dr. Howe has planned as an aid to picking his first yearling boats. The race took place over the regular mile course in the basin, but the crews were considerably hindered by a stiff wind, combined with snow, which fell during the latter part of the afternoon Autumn material crew number 7 came under the Harvard Bridge two lengths in the lead, a last-minute spurt serving to add the second lap of water...
...virtue of its victory yesterday, A. C. M. 7 is scheduled to take part in a race this afternoon at 5 o'clock with the three 1925 football crews, while the first four autumn shells will be pitted against one another at 3.30. Both courses will be laid over the mile distance in the basin...