Word: crews
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...that congregate at the athletic events in other cities, because Ithaca is so isolated. However, many improvements to the property of the Association have contributed toward causing this deficit, the largest single expense being that for a new baseball cage. Football showed a gain of only $10,000, and crew and track were maintained at a big loss. Undergraduate support, represented in the sale of season tickets, permitted the Association to make the creditable showing that...
...Crew.--C. T. Abeles 2L., Smith Academy (St. Louis); T. J. D. Fuller '15, Western High (Washington, D. C.); W. T. Gardiner 1L., Groton; B. Harwood '15, Middlesex; H. L. F. Kreger '16, Exeter; C. C. Lund '16, Country Day School; G. M. MacVicar '15, Cambridge Latin; H. H. Meyer, Jr., '15, Middlesex; H. S. Middendorf '16, Marston's University School (Baltimore); J. W. Middend D. P. Morgan '16, Middlesex; H. A. Murray, Jr., '15, Groton; K. B. G. Parson '16, Hope Street High (Providence, R. I.); L. Saltonstall 1L., Noble's; L. M. Sargent '16, Stone; C. E. Schall...
...were called out the second day after College opened and worked steadily till October 30, the last day of the fall regatta. The first two University crews, crew A and crew B, were very nearly equal all during the season. The third and fourth crews were known as the first Eliot and Thayer crews, with the remainder, ten graded crews, divided into the Eliot and Thayer clubs. Under fairly strenuous training the men rounded into shape rapidly under the supervision of Coach Wray. Special attention was given to perfecting a slow, hard stroke, with particular emphasis on an easy recovery...
...October 22 the coxswains of the first two crews exchanged boats in order to make the crews still more even, Kreger taking Crew B and Cameron going to Crew A. A hard week's work then followed in preparation for the fall regatta which began on October 27. On this day the fifth Eliot defeated the fifth Thayer crew by a scant length. On the following day the third Eliot crew finished first in the race for the Filley Cup, the third and fourth Thayer eights getting second and third respectively. On the last day of the regatta crews...
...final race of the graded club crews in competition for the Filley Cup, the first Thayer boat nosed out the Eliot crew by a scant 5 feet, but in the total count of points, the Eliot club won the cup, having secured 8 1-2 points to Thayer's 6 1-2. Individual cups have been given to the members of the first and second club crews which defeated their respective adversaries and medals to the members of the third, fourth, and fifth club crews...