Word: redmen
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Highlighting the afternoon was the Jayvee race, in which M.I.T. edged out the Redmen by only two feet., Getting off to a bad start, Cornell soon outdistanced the Crimsonmen and threatened Tech from the half-mark on. Then a beautiful last-minute spurt almost turned the trick, at any rate leaving the Cantabs out of the competition by two and one-half lengths...
...Varsity event at the end of the regatta, M.I.T. pulled ahead of Cornell a half-mile through the course and held a two-length lead for the remainder of the contest. Coach Haines' tutelages again showed their determination but lack of precision and finished 15 seconds after the Redmen, with a 7.25 times against 7.10 for Cornell and 7.07 for M.I.T...
Coach Bert Haines is all smiles about his Varsity contest tomorrow as the Crimson eight goes to the stake with a good chance of bringing home both the Engineers' and the Redmen's crew shirts. Although Cornell is somewhat of an unknown factor in tomorrow's meet, Tech finished only several inches ahead of the Crimson boat in last spring's race. Tech defeated Cornell in the spring contests which Harvard did not enter. The average weights of the two boats are almost identical--Tech weighing in at 178 and Harvard at 177 1/2. In the spring race the weight...
Cornell bowed to the Harvard crew in their last meeting, in April, 1943. Behind during the entire race, the Cantabs caught up 20 seconds from the end and passed the Redmen to win by a half-length, thus keeping alive the three-year undefeated streak of Tom Bollos' crews...
...Monney, Waterford, Conn; Lester J. Murphy, Dorchester; William O'Keefe, Staten Istand, New York; Thomas J. O'Toole, Newton; Frank A. Pemberton, Jr., Chestnut Hill; John G. Penson, Glen Head, L. I., N. Y.; Allen C. Percival, Fitchburg; Frederick Pope, Jr., Wilton, Conn.; Thomas C. Quirk, Watertown; James J. Redmen, Horulutu, Hawall; John C. Robbins, Jr., Cleveland Heights, Ohio; James T. Ragers, Binghampton...