Word: heatedly
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...just been set up when two seniors returned from Boston after examinations. They returned much as boys do now after Divisionals, for man does not change though the institutions of man do. In the moonlight they saw the sparkling water, heard the long drawn chuckle, felt the oppressive Cambridge heat. They smiled with heavy assurance each upon the other. Here was a method more amusing and quicker than a cold bath. And in the waiting silence a profounder laugh was added to the long drawn chuckle of the fountains. Up went the windows, out went heads, down went the windows...
...first heat of the regatta on Saturday morning, the crew will meet the 150-pound eights of Cornell and Pennsylvania. The two winners of this heat will race the winners of a similar heat between Princeton, Navy, and Columbia in the afternoon. The Yale crew, which won the Goldthwaite cup from Harvard and Princeton on the Basin last week, will not compete...
...Pruyn '35 rowed to a sensational victory over 18 competitors in the final heat of the novice singles event in the Invitation Regatta yesterday afternoon. His time for the half-mile course...
...compromise singles race was won by J. U. White '34 in a final heat against G. R. Clark '32 and J. D. Sicher '35. In the course of the half-mile contest, Sicher's shell capsized; the contestant dragged the boat to shore, dumped the water out of it, and continued the race to receive third place...
...First heat--Won by E. B. Wood '33; second, Lester Hershon '35. Second heat--Won by J. B. Hamblet '35; second, Sidney Gleason II, '35. Final heat--Won by Wood, second, Gleason, third, Hamblet. Time--3 minutes, 46 seconds...