Word: boated
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Tonight at 6 o'clock the University association football team will leave on the Fall River boat for New York, where they will play Columbia tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. While in New York the team will stay at the Murray Hill hotel. On Sunday, they will leave for Ithaca, play Cornell on Monday afternoon, and return to Cambridge that night. The following men, accompanied by Manager E. B. Stern '07 and Assistant Manager P. Woodman '08, will be taken: G. W. Biddle '08, W. M. Bird '08, P. Brooks '09, E. N. Fales '08, W. A. Forbush...
...which was four lengths ahead of the Second Weld. In the second division, the Third Weld defeated the Third Newell by four lengths of open water. Both races were rowed downstream over the one and seven-eighths mile course in the basin, from the Longwood bridge to the Union Boat Club...
...start of the first division was made at 3.50 o'clock with the four boats close to the Boston side. First Weld caught the water first, and, rowing a faster stroke than the others, drew quickly ahead. Scarcely 100 yards had been covered when number four in First Newell lost control of his oar for several strokes. After this accident the crew got together well and rowed an excellent race. Although still behind First Weld at Harvard bridge, they were rowing strongly, and when they were through the bridge they pulled up gradually on the leaders and forged ahead...
...second division race was started at 4.25 o'clock. Third Weld caught the water first and pulled steadily ahead. But for the tactics of their coxswain, who persisted in steering his boat towards the Cambridge shore, the margin at the finish would have been greater. Third Newell was very crude in form and failed entirely to swing together...
...members of the First Newell crew have been awarded the insignia of their boat club...