Word: heating
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Among the speakers at the dinner will be L. Saltonstall '14, captain of the victorious crew; H. A. Murray, Jr., '15, captain of the University crew; Dr. P. Withington '09, captain of the Union Boat Club Henley crew which met the Harvard crew in the final heat of the English regatta; O. Filley '06, captain of the University crew in 1906 which defeated Yale only to be beaten by the Cambridge University crew on the Thames; and R. F. Herrick '90, chairman of the Harvard Graduate Rowing Committee, who had charge of the Henley crew after it left the hands...
There were eighteen entries in the wherry races held yesterday afternoon. L. M. Pratt '18 won the final heat in a closely contested race with S. L. French '16 coming in second. The races were in three preliminary heats and a final, the first two men in each heat qualifying for the final. The course was a half-mile in length finishing in front of the Newell boathouse. S. L. French '16 and R. B. Fuller '17 qualified in the first heat, and L. M. Pratt '18 and F. B. Lund, Jr., '18 in the second. W. W. Webber...
...future and the needs for intercollegiate championship competitions. The sprinting straightaway is 250 yards long and 27 feet, 6 inches wide, and provides ample room for the slowing to a walk at the conclusion of the 220 dash and hurdle events. It allows six hurdles abreast. A heat of eight men can be run for the dashes with ample room and if deemed necessary, ten men can be run abreast without serious danger of interference. At all other points the track is twenty feet wide. The 440-yard run can be made on one turn and finish at a point...
...fall rowing season for all eight-oared crews will come to an end this afternoon when the more important races of the fall regatta will be held. The two University boats will race over the mile and seven-eighths course in the Basin at 4.20 o'clock; the final heat in the struggle for the possession of the Slocum trophy will find the three first dormitory crews together at the starting point at 4 o'clock; and the first and second Eliot and Thayer crews will contend in the last heat of the competition for the Filley...
...first quarter-mile side by side. Gradually, however, the Gore boat began to creep ahead, and led the Standish crew to the finish line by a scant three-quarters of a length with the Smith crew a like distance behind Standish. Four boats lined up for the second heat in the competition for the Filley cup, which was won by the third Eliot crew, the third and fourth Thayer eights getting second and third respectively...