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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...first consolation cross-country run was held over the Chestnut Hill course yesterday afternoon. Taken as a whole, the meet was very successful and brought to light a good deal of promising material. Coach Shrubb first took the Freshman squad over the three-mile course and at the finish of this race, the University squad ran the five-mile distance. In this race, the men finished in the following order: 1, P. R. Withington '12; 2, F. W. Copeland '13; 3, R. St. B. Boyd '14; 4, C. W. Burrage '13; 5, H. M. Warren '13; 6, W. H. Lacey...
...water has been somewhat slower than usual. The work of the first few days, with six veterans in the boat, was very encouraging, after which there was a distinct falling off in form. The men were unable to catch together and lost the hard drive on the finish, which was hurried. This made them force the recovery and lose control of their bodies, and so fail to keep the boat on an even keel. The last few days, however, have seen steady improvement. With a better proportion and a harder finish the boat showed good power and travelled well between...
...Kingan '01 has offered four challenge cups for yearly races by sail and motor boats, for Harvard and Yale graduates and undergraduates, from New London to a point yet to be chosen. These are to be sailed for the Saturday following the annual boat races on the Thames. The finish will prebably be off Oyster Ray, but the details have not yet been completed. In so far as they are, however, information may be obtained from the donor at 24 West Avenue, Norwalk, Connecticut...
...construction of the Cambridge subway is nearly completed, and although no date has been fixed for the opening, it will probably be within the next month. The entire tube is now finished and the subterranean landing stages are ready for use, but there is still some work to be done upon the sections above ground. When work was begun upon this remarkable engineering project it was estimated that it would be nearly four years before it was completed. The Hugh Nawn Construction Company, in spite of two or three unlooked for delays has managed to bring the work almost...
...steamboat service for the eight-oared race is as follows: steamer "Richard Peck" will leave New Haven, Belle Dock at 12 o'clock. It will pass through the drawbridge and anchor as near as possible to the finish, returning immediately after the race. The fare is $1.75. The "City of Lowell" will leave the wharf at New London at 3.30 P. M., and will proceed up the Thames River to the finish. It will return immediately after the race. The fare will be 50 cents...