Word: good
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Monthly. The competition is open to members of the Freshman and Sophomore Classes, and all candidates who enter at this time will be in no way handicapped. Two positions on the board are open to aspirants. The work will consist principally of getting advertisements with a good deal of office work. Those who come out should report at the Monthly Office on the top floor of the Union at 1.30 o'clock today...
...present size of the squads is good, but more men are still wanted. No previous rowing experience is required. The fall rowing is of great advantage to those whoexpect to compete for positions in the boat this spring and every Freshman who can report this autumn should do so this afternoon...
...afternoon. Four crews, coached by Coaches R. F. Herrick '90 and Haines, rowed from the Cottage Farm Bridge to Watertown. Crews A and B are supposedly evenly matched, as are C and D. They race each other at the end of the season. The first day's showing was good, the men pulling a slow stroke. W. H. Davy & Sons delivered two new 26-inch boats which were tried...
...Carnegie came with a good reputation and a good team, but the speed and weight of the Elis proved too much for them. Something fancy on the attack was expected from Carnegie, but there was little out of the ordinary, the Pittsburg men trying only one forward pass. It worked for a gain of thirteen yards. Yale tried the forward pass once, but it failed...
...Kessner, the Carnegie quarterback, made several long runs around the Yale ends and his work featured that of his team. Wright kicked well for Carnegie and Finlay did good work on the attack, but it was not sustained, and at no time did Carnegie get nearer than thirty yards from the Yale goal line...