Word: boated
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...still looms as Harvard's biggest contender for National laurels here. The Big Red took Yale, Penn, Princeton, and assorted other Eastern potentates to the cleaners last Saturday, thereby entrenching itself more firmly as the crew to beat. The Crimson's next biggest worry is Washington, an all-veteran boat that gave Harvard a run for its money in Seattle last year, and which recently established itself over California as western champion...
Both the Crimson Varsity and Jayvees continue with unchanged personnel, while the combination boat will be put together before the end of the week...
...Eastern Championship over nine rivals and thus boosted its chances of becoming the U.S. Olympic choice. Yale, ahead until the final few yards, was second. Harvard's big rival is now unbeaten Cornell. Cornell had kept a date with unbeaten Wisconsin on Lake Mendota, won by half a boat length...
Assuming the two Smarts sweep the field, they will ship their boat on the trans-Ttlantic S.S. American to meet the top representatives of all the sailing nations of the world at Tourbay, England, early in August. They would also plan to take in the World Championship Star Association races at Lisbon, later in the month...
Standing between the Smarts and such projects, however, is one particularly able navigator named Lockwood Perie of Chicago, who recently won his fleet competitions at Great South Bay. Star racing men are better organized than the auto workers, with 140 fleets scattered throughout the country. The best single boat in each one of these fleets, theoretically, will be competing at Shepshead...