Word: regular
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1910-1919
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
This year, contrary to previous years, voluntary rowing will continue during mid-year examinations. Coach Haines will be at the hothouse as usual every afternoon. This rowing is in no way compulsory and should be used only as a means of exercise. Regular rowing will not begin until a week after the end of the mid-year period, Monday, February 19. During the week after mid-years all candidates will be expected to row at least three times so as to be prepared to begin serious work on the very first day of the regular season...
...means of reviving interest in rowing a Yale. When the English coach gets to New Haven he will find that considerable work has been done. Every afternoon last week Assistant Coach Abbott had squad of men at work on the machine in the gymnasium, although there has been no regular call for candidates. There is a general stir among the oarsmen of Yale soon after the mid-winter term opens, and this year is no exception to the rule. Nickalls will start the regular work of the crew men immediately after the junior promenade, which will be held on February...
...amount of time required for a four mile preparation. In this connection it is amusing to take up the newspaper and find that Princeton --the exponent of the two mile race--has already called out its candidates for the eight, while Yale is not going to begin regular rowing practice until after the Prom. Two hours a day is the most that Yale requires of its oarsmen. If this amount of exercise were demanded all the year round I cannot see how it could have anything but a beneficial effect on an oarsman health and studies, and yet we only...
...Robinson '18, regular quarter-back of the University football team, will sail for France on February 17, to join the Harjes Ambulance Service. He will accompany G. C. Caner '17, who is leaving for the same purpose. Robinson expects to return in time for football practice next fall...
Although these are being built for the Yale Unit, they will not be accepted unless they fulfill all requirements. A similar machine was built a year ago by the Curtis factory with the regular F-type hull, but it was equipped with twin motors, while these new ones have only one. In preliminary trials made last week by Victor Carlstrom, the machine made 90 miles an hour, and easily flew on one motor, After final testings and adjustments it was supposed to be sent to Palm Beach where members of the Yale Unit were to try it out. Unfortunately...