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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...year. The men whom they faced in the Lehigh game had had the advantage of professional coaching and showed this in the team play of their attack which the Harvard team was unable to break up. The experience and practice gained in the two games should be of material benefit to the team and the trip as a whole proved a decided success...
...Freshman crew have had the benefit of Mr. Lehmann's coaching and in the barge were going strong and smoothly. They are now at a considerable disadvantage, as they have been in their shell but a week and are not yet used to the new boat. Some changes have been made recently in the make-up of the crew, but the effect of these has been to improve the eight considerably. The men are steadying their shell now fairly well, and are rowing a long stroke with a smooth recover If they get off well they should make a good...
...above, the average, and all have worked hard and faithfully from the start. A great deal of praise is due to the coaches-Mr. Davis, Mr. Casey, and Mr. Storrow-for their work with the crews. Mr. Lehmann has from time to time given each of the crews the benefit of his coaching, and the general excellence of all four crews is due in no small measure to his superintendence...
Taking into account the poor condition of the wicket, the score of the Harvard eleven was good and showed the benefit of the in-door batting practice. At the bat, Drinkwater, Comfort and Scattergood did the best work; both Adams and Hastings bowled well, only 41 runs being made off them. The fielding of the team was sharp and every chance was accepted...
Those men who have already purchased tickets may have them redeemed if they so desire it, but the committee wishes to impress upon all members of the class the necessity for changing the date and the benefit that will eventually result...