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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...sense a race, as both crews were paddling easily. The Freshman four rowed slowly over the last mile of the course and later tried a racing start with the second University four. The University four covered two and one-half miles in short stretches this evening. Coach Wray paid special attention to the work of the four, showing the men how to get in quicker at the catch. Tonight the Freshman squad celebrated the victory of the baseball team with a huge bonfire and fire-works...
Independent of his duties as exchange professor, the German government has requested him to found an American Institute. This organization is intended to be a means of bringing together the men of culture of the two countries. Special attention is to be paid to the problems of education and of scholarship. Professor Muensterberg will return to Cambridge in the fall...
Harvard Crew Quarters, Red Top, New London, Conn., June 19, 1910.--Yesterday morning the University eight had very light work, paddling down-stream to Cow Point, a mile below Red Top, in light stretches. Coach Wray followed in a single and paid special attention to the individual work of the men. It was expected that a time trial would be held in the afternoon, but this was abandoned because Bacon was slightly indisposed. Contrary to all expectations, a further change was made in the order of the University four. Coach Wray had said that the bow positions of the four...
...Freshman crew squads arrived here this afternoon. E. C. Bacon '10 did not make the trip owing to a slight illness, but is expected to arrive tomorrow. Coach Wray will probably take his place in the morning row. Captain Wodell and Stroke Wallis of the Yale university eight paid a visit to the Harvard quarters shortly after dinner today. Tomorrow the regular routine work, consisting of a short row in the morning, followed by a long paddle in the afternoon, will begin for all the crews...
After next Tuesday board by the week will cease, and all meals must be paid for in coupons or cash, at the rate of 25 cents for breakfast, 30 cents for lunch, and 30 cents for dinner. The hall will continue running at these prices until Class Day, if the receipts justify its remaining open...