Word: racing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...defects or by any bodily anamolies which are due to disease or malnutrition; to ascertain whether there is any relation between the physical and mental traits of offenders: to discover any connection between the nature of the criminal's offense and his mentality; and to examine the relation of race and nationality to crime in this country...
...spite of choppy, waters in the Charles River Basin yesterday afternoon. Coach E. J. Brown '96 raced his first two eights over the Henley distance in what will probably be the last race before the two crews meet M. I. T. on Saturday. The second University eight, in spite of its length and a half lead at the start was unable to keep up with the pace set by the Watts-stroked boat and when the Henley mark was reached, had fallen a full two lengths behind...
...fairly calm, the first crew, rowing a 32 beat, mude the Harvard bridge in 3 minutes, 56 seconds. The surface of the Basin below the bridge was rather choppy and when the University eight reached the Henley distance in about 7 minutes and 12 seconds Coach Brown stopped the race which he had originally intended to go over the full mile and three quarters course...
...time trial on the Charles River Basin is scheduled today for all the University crews, with a race in view if the weather is favorable...
...University relay team returned from the Penn Relays yesterday, a second place winner, after its first official race of the outdoor season Saturday. In these games, held on Franklin Field, Philadelphia, T. H. Alcock '29 placed fourth in the hammer throw...