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Dates: during 1890-1899
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During this fall and winter there will be team matches at the weekly meetings of the club, when the players present will either be divided into two teams or will be opposed by some "simultaneous" player from Boston. The purpose of this will, of course, be to give members as much practice as possible...
...considerable practice will be held at four o'clock every day except Saturday. A five o'clock class for lighter developing exercises will also meet daily except Saturdays. On Tuesday and Friday evenings a supplementary class in general gymnastics will be held. Any men who wish individual instruction in either light or heavy gymnastics should apply to the instructor, Mr. Francis Dohs...
...boat race between the Freshmen crews of Yale, Cornell and Harvard will be rowed on the Thames at New London this afternoon over the two-mile course. The Cornell crew is considered faster than last year's, and from the recent practice has given evidence of more speed than either the Harvard or Yale Freshmen. It has been doing satisfactory work and rows in good form with considerable snap, but is not accustomed to rough water...
...afternoon is impossible. Other things being equal, however, Cornell should win today. There are seven men in the boat who are veterans and for coxswain they have a wonderfully capable coach in Captain Colson. They have shown in time trials fast speed, and their form is much superior to either Harvard or Yale. Furthermore they have had Courtney for coach and in him a great precedent for winning. Courtney considers the crew the fastest he has ever turned...
...concerned, but they are perfectly together and perfect in form. Between Yale and Harvard probably lies the fight for second place. Harvard will be represented today by a crew in perfect condition for a four mile race. The crew is a light one, and certainly not so smooth as either Yale or Cornell, but for all that they have shown that they are not to be disregarded. There can be no doubt of the men's ability to last, and they have in Dobyns a tried stroke, who is never beaten until the finish. Since they have been...