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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Harvard Training Quarters, Red Top, New London, Conn., June 5, 1912.--The University crew rowed over the four-mile course this afternoon, the Freshmen pacing the Varsity for the first two miles. In spite of the fact that the stroke was kept well below a racing pace the time was particularly good for so early in the season. The crews were favored by fair wind and tide...
...afternoon the University crew rowed down over the full four miles in the face of a brisk wind, which made the upper part of the course fairly rough. The stroke was kept at about 26 until near the finish, when it went up to 36. Trumbull was kept out of the Freshman boat for the afternoon row, but will be back tomorrow. R. F. Herrick '90 visited the quarters today...
...game Saturday was hard-fought throughout, and especially in the second half. The University attack was strong, as usual, and by good team-play, clever stick-work and brilliant individual playing, kept the ball in Cornell's territory most of the time. Cornell's attack, however, was unable to penetrate Harvard's stubborn defence consistently. The outer-defence, stronger than ever before this season, was so effective that Lincoln at goal had only two stops to make. All men on the University team played excellently, so that to mention one whose individual brilliancy was especially marked would be unfair...
...University team did not hit effectively, its runs being largely the result of Colby's errors. Had James, the visiting pitcher been given good support, the score would have been much closer, for he allowed only five hits and kept them well scattered. There was not a hit for extra bases in the whole game...
...when the players slipped. Mt. Washington excelled in defence. The first half ended 2 to 1 in favor of the University team, and after playing a tie game for the greater part of the second half the home team succeded in scoring, and afterwards remained on the defensive and kept the ball near the middle of the field...