Word: raced
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...should like to call the attention of all the members of the freshman class to the clipping on the front page taken from the Yale News. By not again bringing up the subject of whether or not Yale shall be admitted into the Harvard-Columbia freshman race before this, '90 has laid herself open to sharp censure. When the Yale delegates came here about two weeks ago to ask for a reconsideration of the decision of the first meeting of the freshman class, they were promised that the subject would be brought up a second time. The freshmen are guilty...
...conduct of the Harvard freshmen in regard to admitting Yale to the Harvard-Columbia freshman race, has been decidedly open to censure. There is no need of again commenting upon their original action in considering Yale's challenge. They have already been sufficiently blamed for that in Yale, Harvard and Columbia publications. Some time since, however, it was announced that they would hold another meeting to reconsider this action, but although nearly two weeks have elapsed since then, nothing further has been done. This delay on their part in coming to a final decision deserves great censure, especially...
...does not seem very bad to keep away from the rowing machines till after the semi-annual examinations, and when an old hand takes the oars then he does not feel himself very far behind the others. But the next June he loses the race and then "can't see why Yale should have got ahead...
...HAVEN, Conn., March 15. - The reports in Monday's papers about Columbia entering the Yale-Harvard race are without any foundation...
...between E. H. Rogers, '87, of Harvard and C. H. Sherrill, Jr., '89, of Yale, both of them comparatively new men. Rogers beat Sherrill last year, by six inches according to the partisan decision of the judges. J. P. Elton, '88, of Trinity, claims fast time, also, in this race...