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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Thayer third won the heat yesterday but was lapped by Eliot second, thus winning two points and the second crew medals, and Eliot one point. Thayer second defeated Eliot third, winning two points. The following men made up the crews: Thayer third: stroke, W. H. Mitchell '19; 7, P. Robinson '19; (6, T. E. Proctor '19; 5, F. T. Fisher '19;) 4, E. A. Hill '19; 3, G. T. Clunie '19; 2, L. K. Garrison '19; bow, R. C. Merriam '19; cox., C. E. Hodges...
...final regatta of the fall rowing season begins today, and will be continued tomorrow and Friday. The three first dormitory, crews will begin things by racing over the mile course from Cottage Farm bridge to Harvard bridge today at 4.10 o'clock. This race will be followed at 4.20 by the second and third Eliot and Thayer clubs crews, and at 4.25 by the second dormitory crew race, all rowing the same course. The third dormitory crews will race a half-mile down stream from Cottage Farm bridge...
...dormitory and club crews will race under a point system of scoring. The winning first dormitory crew entitles the hall it represents to five points, the winning second crew four, and the winning third crew three. The runner-up of the first crews receives four points, of the second and third crews two points. Third place in any race counts one point...
...similar way the club crews will contest for the Filley Cup, now in the possession of the Eliot Club. The winning first crew will obtain four points, the winning second three, and the winning third two. In case the winning crew is lapped by its opponent, that crew forfeits one point to that opponent...
...budget for Yale football coaching for one year alone is considerable, and this money is expended in the employment of a small number of men for the period of only a few weeks out of the year. The expenses for the coaching of the crew are proportionately large, although at present a considerable sum is contributed by graduates to that end. We are given to understand that large sums of money are contributed for similar purposes by graduates of other universities...