Word: rest
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...than it has been for some time and the men did not show any bad effects from the hard practice on Monday. The fielding, particularly in the infield, was somewhat careless and ragged, but there was a marked improvement in throwing to bases. The team will be given a rest today...
Yesterday afternoon the Freshman crew rowed over the mile course from the Longwood Bridge to the Harvard Bridge and back. After a short rest they returned to the Boathouse in one stretch, raising the stroke to a strong spurt at the finish. Tew has been out of the boat for about a week as he is suffering from a touch of grippe. Richmond has been taking his place at stroke. The crew shows a tendency to plunge forward on the catch which causes the unsteadiness of the boat. The work of the crew at present seems to indicate that...
After a trying week of shifting and testing, the University crews were given a complete rest on Saturday, and did not row at all. It seems now as if the first crew were fairly settled in the following order...
...entire track team was given a rest yesterday to recover from the severe strain on Saturday. Light work, however, will begin today in preparation for the intercollegiate games in New York on Friday and Saturday. The team will leave for New York on Thursday by the 1 o'clock train, and will probably stay at the Plaza Hotel while in the city...
After a half hour's rest at the Union Boat House, during which the men underwent a physical examination, the crews started up-stream in changed orders. Brownell, who had stroked the first crew, and Smith, who had stroked the second, changed places. Bullard replaced McGrew at three in the first boat and McGrew was moved to five in the second. Shuebruk was moved to six in the first crew in place of Foster who was put in Shuebruk's former place at four...