Word: basins
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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With May 20 just announced as the date for the race between the University, Yale, and Princeton 150-pound crews, Coach Brown yesterday took out his three 150-pound class crews and gave them their final race over the mile course in the Basin. With him was Coach William Haines who will pick eight men today to form the University 150-pound crew...
With a view to setting definitely on the seating of the two Freshman fouroars which are scheduled to race at Exeter this Saturday, Coach Bert Haines yesterday afternoon put his quartet of fours through a mile test over the Basin course...
...Graduate Committee on Rowing, among them, Mr. R. F. Herrick '90, Mr. E. C. Storrow '89, and Mr. F. L. Higginson Jr. '00, out with him to watch the work of the first two University and the first yearling eights. A race over the full course in the Basin which was planned for the afternoon was marred by the rough water caused by a sharp cross wind. No times were anonunced, and the race was, in fact, called off before the end on account of the choopy water near the Union Boat Club...
...will be marked by various class and 150-pound crew races. Since the April recess there has been a rear-rangement in the seating of some of the class eights and this afternoon Coach Brown will test out the new A and B combinations in a race in the Basin...
Tomorrow Coach Brown plans to have a mile race in the Basin for a large number of the better regular class crews. One or both of the University crews may possibly be entered. In either case the work will furnish a good indication of the progress and relative ability of the crews. At present it would seem that the Junior crews had better oarsmen than the other classes and that one of their eights will be the most likely to lead across the finish line tomorrow...