Word: harbors
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...four eights were out on the water for three-quarters of an hour, the longest practice on the harbor so far this season. This marks the beginning of more strenuous training for the University squad, as it is probable that from now on the coaches will begin to groom their charges in the finer points, combining this with longer daily work-outs...
Rowng downstream almost to the harbor, the first two University crews covered almost four miles apiece yesterday afternoon in their fourth open water practice. Although four crews made the trip to the Shawmut Boat Club, the low tide prevented the launching of the other two shells...
Coach Muller has expressed himself as well satisfied with the conditions on the harbor and with the progress made thus far, and it is probably in view of the present condition of the ice on the upper Charles, that the crews will remain at the Shawmut Club for some time to come. The rowing program for this afternoon will follow in its main outlines the work of the crews yesterday...
Slow rowing was once more the order of the day for the two University crews at their new quarters on Boston Harbor yesterday afternoon. The water was calm and in spite of the rain, each crew covered approximately three miles during the course of the practice...
Ideal rowing conditions featured the initial open water work-out of the two University eights on Boston harbor yesterday...