Word: finished
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...crew to 5, 4, and 3, respectively, on the first. Despard, who has been rowing at 4, has taken Bacon's place at 2. The progress of the crew has been retarded by recent shifts and the loss of several good men. The stroke is still short at the finish and the men are inclined to slump in the boat. The general form of the crew, however, is good...
Judges at finish--H. S. Knowles 3L., F. W. Bird 2L., J. E. Haigh 2L., P. Dana...
Judges at finish--H. S. Knowles 3L., F. W. Bird 2L., J. E. Haigh 2L., P. Dana...
...race with the second crew last Saturday over a course of three and seven-eighths miles the University crew, which started 12 seconds behind its opponent, was about a length and a half in the lead at the finish, opposite the Union boathouse. At the Longwood bridge the University crew was forced to slacken speed in order to allow the second crew to go through the draw, thus losing about four lengths. At this point the Freshman crew entered the race, but on account of the weakness of one of its members, withdrew a half-mile below Harvard bridge...
...track team have been confined to elementary work in order to give them endurance. The sprinters and hurdlers have been running short stretches, the weight throwers and jumpers have been doing light work, and the long distance men have been taking distance runs without sprinting at the finish. During the April recess the men who remain in Cambridge will do light work, but those who go away will be expected to keep in good condition. After Monday, April 24, the finishing work of the season will commence...