Word: boated
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...class crew squads of the Newell club were given practice in the tank at the University Boat-House yesterday afternoon, and were coached by Vail. The Weld crews were coached on the machines by Wray. Today the Weld crews will row in the tank and the Newell crews on the machines as follows: Sophomores at 3.40, Juniors at 4.20, Seniors...
...work of the class crew squads of both the Weld and the Newell Clubs began at the University Boat-House yesterday afternoon. The Senior and Junior Weld crews were coached by Wray in the tank and the Senior and Junior Newell crews by Vail on the machines. Before the upperclass squads began work the whole Freshman squad was given a short practice in the tank. The Sophomore squads...
...present the work of the squads will consist of alternate practice in the tank and on the machines in the University Boat-House, the Weld crews using the tank one day and the Newell crews the next...
Class crew squads report to their captains at the University Boat-House this afternoon at the following hours: Freshmen, at 3; Sophomores at 3.40; Juniors at 4.20; Seniors at 5. Weld crews will have the use of the tank-room on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday this week. No Saturday rowing at Present...
...regatta of which the book gives an account was rowed on Lake Winnepesaukee, New Hampshire, on August 3, 1852, over a two mile course, and was won by the Harvard boat, the Oneida, which defeated the Yale boat, the Halcyon, by four lengths. The time was about fourteen minutes. This race is of special interest in the annals of intercollegiate competitions in America, for from it proceeded a wide and varied development of intercollegiate sports, extending even to contests with foreign universities...