Word: flooding
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Committee on scholarship: Cecill Hurxthal Smith '15, of Cambridge, chairman; Arthur Fisher '15, of Chicago, Ill.; Day Kimball '15, of Boston; Henry Ludwig Flood Kreger '16, of Fairfield, Me.; and Cloyd Laporte '16 of St. Louis...
...York, N. Y.; 5, John William Middendorf '16, of Baltimore, Md.; 4, Henry Stump Middendorf '16, of Baltimore, Md.; 3, Henry Hixon Meyer '15, of Kansas City, Mo.; 2, James Talcott, Jr., of New York, N. Y.; bow, Leverett Saltonstall '14, of Chestnut Hill, captain; and Coxswain Henry Ludwig Flood Kreger '16, of Fairfield...
...races were run off in the afternoon. At 6 o'clock the northeast breeze braced around into the south west, and, with the tide at the flood the first and second University boats lined up on the two-mile mark. The race was close and exciting throughout. At one time the first was nearly a length ahead, but the second cut the lead to a question of feet at the finish just off the float. The unofficial time for the race was 9.30. In the next race, the substitute or "gentlemen's" four, consisting of the two University subs., Busk...
Singles.--Williams defeated McEllroy, 6-3, 6-2; Armstrong defeated Lytle, 6-1, 6-1; Whitney defeated Flood, 6-3, 6-1; Hastings defeated Gaut, 6-2, 6-0. Doubles--Williams and Whitney defeated McEllroy and Lytle, 6-1, 6-2; Armstrong and Hastings defeated Flood and Gaut...
...when Chanler went in at stroke, and Harwood went back to four where he displaced Meyer. In this order the crew was sent for a row over the four-mile course, starting at the rail-road bridge with a light favoring wind and also with the last of the flood tide in their favor. The first two and one-half miles were taken at an easy stroke, 28 to 30, but in the last mile and a half the stroke was raised to about 34. No attempt was made to try out the new order for time. Although the time...