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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Senior, Junior, and lower Freshman crews have now been divided into club crews, and will begin their final preparation for their races in the regatta to be held next week. Assistant Coach Brown is now directing his attention toward the organization of these eights and toward the perfecting of the Sophomore crew. This latter crew promises to give a very good account of itself in the race with the Yale junior class crew on May 20. While the Yale junior eight will have the advantage of one year's more experience, the University Sophomore crew has five oarsmen...
...clock University B and C will leave the South Station for Philadelphia, where they will enter the American Henley on Saturday. During their stay in Philadelphia the men will stop at the Hotel Rittenhaus. Practice will be held on the Schuykill River tomorrow and Saturday morning. After the race the crews will be entertained at The Lilacs at dinner, returning to Boston late Saturday night...
...first Sophomore crew won the interclass eight-oared championship yesterday afternoon in the annual race on the Charles River Basin. Because of a high wind the race was delayed some time, and it was long after 6 o'clock before the crews could start. The first Sophomores took the lead soon after the start, and they never were threatened for a moment, finishing three and one-half lengths of open water ahead of the second Sophomores, who were followed by the Senior and Junior crews. The work of the second Sophomores was exceptional, for they finished almost a length...
...three University crews all put in a day of hard practice yesterday afternoon, taking long rows. The coaches directed their attention to the second and third University, since they leave for Philadelphia tomorrow, where they will enter the American Henley. Both these crews will be strong contestants in this race, and a hard struggle should result between the Yale junior eight and the second University. The Yale juniors had no trouble in disposing of the Pennsylvania second crew, while University B's victory over the Princeton junior eight was easily won. Columbia, the only other dangerous rival, has been having...
...orders of the class crews which will race today are as follows...