Word: reached
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...have been frequently shifted in the last few days, in an attempt to find the best stroke, and therefore no improvement can be seen. None of the men use their stretchers properly, and all still have a tendency to rush forward and keep their blades too high at full reach. The orders yesterday follow...
Matthews began the scoring for the home team, in the first inning, with a home run. In the fourth, Randall made a base hit and was advanced to the plate by the three-brace hit by Clarkson, who scored in turn on Stillman's fly to the outfield. Daly reached first on a base hit, and R. P. Kernan made an easy infield hit, which was thrown wild, scoring Daly, and advancing Kernan to third. Carr then received a base on balls, when a well-executed double steal brought Kernan home, and advanced Carr to second. An error by Watson...
...Perkins 3L. from the "John Harvard," while the second crew rowed to Long wood Bridge and back. During the first part of the afternoon the first rowed for short stretches in fours and eights, after which they rowed to Longwood Bridge and back. The bad hang at full reach, which was so noticeable the first of the week, was still perceptible, and the second boat is not yet steady on its keel. Some improvement however, has been shown in the use of the stretchers...
...capable of spacing out and making their boat travel well. The Newell Freshmen are not well together and their boat is very unsteady. They have a tendency to rush their slides and to clip at the catch. The two chief faults of the Weld Freshmen are a failure to reach out well and an inability to keep together...
...conferences already held, the ground has been so carefully covered that, in spite of the previous failures to agree, it seems very probable that definite action in some direction will be taken today. Each committee now well understands the other's position, and it remains for them only to reach a satisfactory settlement of the differences...