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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...full nine-inning practice game will be played on the Freshman diamond this afternoon at 2 o'clock between two picked teams of the University baseball squad. If the weather is too poor for the game or for practice a notice will be posted in Leavitt & Peirce's window...
...pamphlet giving full information about the convention will be issued in a few weeks under the auspices of the Phillips Brooks House. The University delegation of last year was one of the largest ever sent to the Convention from Harvard, numbering over eighty men, and the second largest sent to the Conference...
...length behind the third. The time made was excellent, the course of nearly one and seven-eighths miles being covered in 9 minutes, 12 seconds. The record for the course is 9 minutes, 19 seconds; but as the crews on Saturday started a block nearer the finish than the full course requires, the time cannot be taken for a new record. All three crews rowed a good race; in fact there was very little difference in form between the second and third boats, but the second had greater power and endurance, and was able to pull into the lead just...
...yards, and the fourth dropped back behind the second by about the same distance; each crew was rowing 30 strokes to the minute. In this same relative position the first two crews swept under the Harvard Bridge, but the fourth eight had dropped back in the rear almost a full length. After the Harvard Bridge had been passed, Reece, stroking the second, put the stroke up slightly and gained on Cutler until the noses of the two boats were exactly even. Then Cutler raised his stroke perceptibly, jumping from 31 to 35, but could not prevent the second from pulling...
...went in the spring; for the work that these men had set out to do would not permit of that. And to those that we shall not see here, either this year or the next, who fought as their teaching had told them, and did it well, to them full honor is owing, and to them is given in sadness the great love of this University of Harvard. Hollister, Furness, Sanders, Crapo, Adsit, Lahman, Henshaw, they are the men who have gone. They died in service, and, when they were buried, United States troops stood at attention...