Word: raced
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...York, New Haven, and Hartford Railroad has made the following arrangements for special trains to New London, and observation trains from which to view the race...
Returning, the special train, stopping at Providence, Back Bay, and Boston only, will leave New London as soon as possible (about twenty minutes) after return of the observation train from the University race. Should the race be postponed to another date, the special train will leave New London on return trip as soon as possible after official notice of postponement...
Tickets for the observation train following the second University eight-oared race and the Freshman race to be rowed immediately afterward may be secured at the City Ticket Office of the N. Y., N. H., & H. R. R., at the South Station. Tickets for the observation train following the University race have already been sold by application to the H. A. A. The trains will leave New London in the morning at 10.15 o'clock, and in the afternoon at 4.30 o'clock, respectively, and will follow along the east bank of the river affording passengers an unobstructed view...
...Boston Harvard Club has arranged to run a special train for the use of members and their guests. The train will leave the South Station Friday at 7.31 A. M., Back Bay at 7.36, and will reach New London in time for the University second crew race. The Freshman race follows immediately after...
...afternoon the Freshman four beat the scrub four by half a length in a mile race. The second crew then went over the Henley distance at a high stroke but no time was taken. The stroke was high, 34 to 38 a minute. Finally, the first crew rowed three miles downstream in a little over 16 minutes. The good effect of the morning row with Wray in the boat was still noticeable. The Freshmen took only a short paddle...