Word: boatings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Union Boat Club crew nosed out a victory over the first Senior crew by a margin of scarcely two feet on the river yesterday. The race started just below the Cottage Farm Bridge and ended at the Harvard Bridge, making a distance of about one mile. The Union boat got the start and held a lead of about a quarter of a length until 200 yards before the finish when the Senior eight put up their stroke and took a slight lead, which was lost, however, in the last few strokes...
...Meyer '15 is out with tonsillitis, but will probably be able to row again next week. His place has been taken by A. Potter '17, who was brought up from the Sophomore boat...
...took place yesterday. The first crew won by about half a length. Pair-oar work for these crews will begin today and continue daily, lasting from 10 to 12.30 o'clock. The University training table will start on Monday with breakfast. Hereafter the crew will use the Sim's boat which was used in the race against Yale last year...
...place at stroke has been filled by A. Fisher. In the Junior crew, J. E. Graham has been rowing No. 6 in place of J. A. Jeffiries, who has been laid up with blood-poisoning for over a week. It is expected that Jeffries will be back in the boat by Tuesday or Wednesday of this week...
...University crew has also undergone a considerable change. N. H. Meyer '15 who has been rowing at number seven changed places with W. Richardson '17 at three, J. Talcott '16, who has been away for some time, has now returned to his old place at 2 in the second boat, replacing K. P. Culbert '17 who has now resumed his former position at number seven in the Sophomore class crew...