Word: boated
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...class crew race starts also at Cottage Farm Bridge at 5.40 o'clock. This course will be one mile and seven-eights long, finishing at the Union Boat Club. The men on these crews have had an unusually long and strenuous season, having practised since the end of Febru- ary. The crews are well matched and the race is therefore expected to be very close...
...second Freshman boat and the Junior class crew raced over the regular Henley distance yesterday afternoon, from the Union Boat Club to the Cottage. Farm Bridge, the Freshman crew winning by a length. The 1918 boat jumped into the lead at the start, and at the halfway mark was a length and a half ahead of the Junior. In the final spurt the Junior boat gained about half a length, finishing a length behind...
...Sophomores rowed against the Union Boat Club crew, losing by less than a length. The older men were able to maintain a lead from start to finish, even though they pulled at a somewhat lower stroke than the Sophomores, who were rather ragged...
...runner-up in the finals of the Interscholastic Rowing Association Championship races will compete together and the winners in the second four-oars of the same Association have entered to meet in a second and separate race. In addition to this the Boston Interscholastic crew will row against a boat made up of the leading private school oarsmen, that is those of Noble and Greenough, Volkmann, and Roxbury Latin, the line-up of this boat being the selection of Coach Haines. The only eight-oared entries made so far by the schoolboys are those of Boston Latin and Brookline High...
...general shake-up of the second University boat took place yesterday. Only three out of nine men retained their places. These were captain E. W. Soucy '16 at 5, R. R. Brown '17 at stroke, and A. A. Cameron, coxswain...