Word: raced
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...anticipation of the coming crew race and baseball games with the University, Yale's oarsmen and ball players are devoting themselves to vigorous preparation for these events. The rowing squad has already taken up its headquarters at Gale's Ferry, while the baseball men, spurred on by their defeat by Princeton last Saturday, are trying hard to develop a smooth-working and powerful combination...
...university crews have been nearly equally balanced in strength for several weeks, and it is yet uncertain which will be selected to row as the first crew in the four-mile race, and which as the second crew to compete in the two-mile event, on June 20. As designated at present, the first eight has defeated Princeton, and the second has beaten Pennsylvania, while the freshman boat finished second in the race for 1922 shells which was part of the American Henley Regatta on the Schuylkill River last Saturday...
...memorial service in Appleton Chapel on the afternoon of June 15, conducted by the Reverend Caleb R. Stetson '94, of Washington, D. C., is the first exercise scheduled for Class Week, the festivities of which will be concluded with the Harvard-Yale boat race at New London on June 20. Class Day will be observed on Tuesday, June 17; the second Yale baseball game will be played on Soldiers Field on Wednesday, the 18th; and Commencement will come on Thursday, the 19th...
...Whitman '19, who has rowed at that seat most of the season will be changed to number three. S. Damon '21 has been shifted to bow on the second crew in place of C. W. Greenough '19. The present line-up which will probably remain unchanged for the Yale race on June 20, is as follows...
...individual stars of the meet was Captain I. C. Dresser of Cornell who broke the Intercollegiate record for the two-mile run in a beautifully planned race, outdistancing all others by 100 yards. His time was 9 minutes, 22 2-5 seconds, which is 1 2-5 seconds better than the former record made by Hoffmire of Cornell in 1914, C. E. Johnson of Michigan, a remarkably versatile athlete, scored the largest number of points in the meet, winning the broad jump, placing second in the 100 yard dash, and tying for second in the running high jump. Dartmouth...