Word: boated
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...attempt to see how well his eights could hold a high stroke, Coach Stevens raced his First and Second crews over a half mile distance this afternoon, each boat holding the stroke up to a 40 beat throughout. Captain Kelley's boat defeated the Junior eight by a half length, and at the conclusion of the row, Coach Stevens expressed his satisfaction with the manner in which the First crew had rowed. The prospective time trial scheduled for today was again postponed, and it is not likely the crews will be sent over the course in a time test while...
Friday will be the last day for receiving applications for tickets on the observation trains for the Yale boat race at New London. Tickets entitle the purchaser to transportation along the bank from New London to the finish line and then back to the New London...
...applications for tickets on the observation train to the Harvard-Yale boat race at New London must be handed in at the H. A. A. by next Saturday, according to an announcement made by W. S. Blanchard '25, Manager of the crew, yesterday. Tickets for the Freshman and Junior University races which will be rowed downstream in the morning are two dollars, while seats on the train for the University race to be rowed upstream in the afternoon will be five dollars each...
...Third University boat, picked by many as the most likely of the Crimson entrants to win, was defeated by Yale and Pennsylvania in a thrilling race. In winning this event, the Blue shell negotiated the Henley distance in six minutes 46 and four-fifths seconds, which clipped one-fifth of a second off the former record for this class...
Although none of the three University crews entered in the American Henley in Philadelphia Saturday came through a winner, the performance of the Second and 150-pound eights was eminently satisfactory from a Crimson point of view. Coach Stevens' Second boat lost to powerful eights from Syracuse and the University of Pennsylvania by the narrow margin of a length, but finished ahead of Navy and Princeton. The Crimson 150- pound oarsmen lost to the undefeated Red and Blue crew, but led Yale, Princeton, and Columbia across the line...