Word: finished
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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There is no doubt that the University team will have to fight hard to capture the game. There is also no doubt that the strong finish made against Washington and Jefferson was due, in no small measure, to the whole-hearted and vociferous support given by the cheering section. So, in today's game, a united and vigorous support will help greatly to keep the weakened team at the top of its game...
Judges at finish, M. H. Stone '07, R. Hoyt '10, P. R. Withington...
...continuation of exceptionally fine weather has favored the 16 crews working out on the river every afternoon. The two University boats are taking long daily paddles from Stillman Infirmary to the Union Boat Club, paying particular attention to the finish. The condition of the men is improving steadily, the benefits derived from the fall rowing season being obvious. Young has replaced Parson at number 6 in Crew B, and Richardson has moved up to Crew A. H. S. Middendorf being unable to row at present because of an injured hand...
Owing to unforeseen difficulties the contractors have been unable to finish the new Technology field, and its opening, scheduled for last Tuesday has been postponed. This delay will probably cause a rearrangement of the fall track schedule. Unless the field is finished by the end of the week the fall track meet will be postponed and the annual cross-country handicap race will be run at Wakefield this Saturday instead of the end of November, as usual...
Seventeen crews were on the river yesterday afternoon and eight crews worked at the machines in the Newell Boathouse. The two University crews took long paddles from Stillman Infirmary to the Union Boat Club; especial attention again being given to the finish. For the first time this fall the stroke was raised to 32. The order of the crews remained unchanged...