Word: reds
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...RED TOP, June 18, 1906--This morning the University crew paddled over the first half-mile of the course down stream in 2m., 43s. The crew then went down stream as far as the Navy Yard, where Morgan replaced Richards at 3. The change was made in mid-stream from the launch. The work this afternoon was light. Morgan continued to row in the University boat which rowed about 2 1-2 miles down stream. The University four-oar rowed down stream this morning over the two-mile course in 11m., 43s. and rowed about three miles in the afternoon...
...RED TOP, June 17, 1906--During the rain on Saturday afternoon, the University crew went over the four-mile course down stream in the good time of 22m., 20s. The Freshman crew paced them for the first two miles, finishing three-fourths of a length ahead off the Navy Yard, making the two miles in 11m. 10s. The tide was flood and there was no wind...
...RED TOP, June 15, 1906--A change was made in the order of the University crew today, Richards replacing Morgan at 3. Swaim took Richard's place at 2 in the University four-oar. As E. Cutler was unable to row today, Butler took his place at 2 in the Freshman four...
...RED TOP, June 14, 1906--The University crew defeated the Freshman eight on the Thames this afternoon by a length and a quarter in a two-mile race down stream, covering the distance in 11 minutes, 2 2-5 seconds. The Freshmen caught the water first, but at the first half-mile flag the University boat had gained half a length. With a 32 stroke, this lead was increased to a length at the end of a mile. In the third half-mile the Freshmen were rowing 34 strokes to the minute, while the University crew, raising this...
...Red Top, June 13, 1906.--All the Harvard crews had light work today. In the morning the University eight rowed down stream at an easy pace for about 1 1-4 miles. The water was a little rough and Filley kept the stroke at 28, only raising it once for a few strokes...