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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...LONDON, CONN., June 3. - The Harvard 'varsity and freshmen crews were on the river today and put in time at short rows. Watson coached the 'varsity eight and Kidder the freshman. The weather is quite cool, a thunder shower this afternoon lowering the temperature very much. The crews are in good condition. The launch arrived yesterday and was made use of today...
Pennsylvania hit hard throughout the game, but should have been allowed not more than half her runs. Brown's infield went to pieces half a dozen times, and wild throws that counted for less than three runs at a time were exceptions. Her outfielders put up a better exhibition of ball on the whole, Robinson especially distinguishing himself by three fine running catches in right...
Steere got a neat single after Cook had struck out and Summersgill drove a hard one to Whittemore, who picked it up beautifully, touched second and made double with Stevenson at first. Highlands and Burgess flied out in the sixth inning and Wrenn got a hit, but was put out, Lauder to Donovan, on attempting to steal second. Donovan and Robinson knocked up flies and Highlands struck Bustard...
Seats for the Princeton game on Decoration Day will be put on sale this morning at Leavitt & Peirce's and at Wright & Ditson's. Graduates may obtain seats by mail by enclosing the price and an addressed stamped envelope to Fred. W. Moore, Cambridge...
...Damon. The return of R. H. Stevenson, who has been ill for three weeks, is expected before the crew goes to New London. Hollister is likewise expected to join the crew soon. Both these men will probably row in their old places - Stevenson, 5; Hollister, 4. This move will put Wrightington at No. 3, and place either Lewis, Chatman, or Damon at bow. The 'varsity has begun taking regular four-mile time rows over the course on the Charles which begins at the Weld Boat House and ends at the Craigie Bridge. The time rows over the course were...