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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...went in at 3, Balch at 2 and Meyer at bow. In this order the crew easily defeated the second and third crews in the four-mile race at Cambridge which marked the end of the fall rowing. With the beginning of spring practice several changes were made. Withington returned to the boat at No. 5, Metcalf going back to 3. Hooper, Balch, Waite, Startton, and Meyer were tried out for the two bow positions, Hooper and Balch being the final choice at 2 and bow, respectively. The crew rowed in this order except for short illnesses on the part...
...Conn., June 21, 1911.--A change in the University eight was made necessary this evening when Balch again injured his knee which has given trouble several times before. His place at bow was taken by Meyer who had been at two in the four. Balch will probably return to the boat tomorrow if no complications set in about the knee-cap. Trumbull took Meyer's place. The two eights paddled over to the start through very rough water and were given a one-half mile brush. Both crews maintained a high stroke, reaching 40 to the minute. The University eight...
...steamboat service for the eight-oared race is as follows: steamer "Richard Peck" will leave New Haven, Belle Dock at 12 o'clock. It will pass through the drawbridge and anchor as near as possible to the finish, returning immediately after the race. The fare is $1.75. The "City of Lowell" will leave the wharf at New London at 3.30 P. M., and will proceed up the Thames River to the finish. It will return immediately after the race. The fare will be 50 cents...
...usual Class Day spread from 6 to 11 o'clock today. Admission tickets at $1 each are on sale at the office of the Union. These may be bought only by members. After 9 o'clock persons leaving the Yard for the Union by exit 7 will receive special return Yard tickets. No one will be admitted to the Union tomorrow without showing a membership ticket, and after 5.30 o'clock a spread ticket will also be necessary...
...morning the University eight went down to the Navy Yard and returning took three quarter-miles in stretches at a high stroke. The fours were given short rows both morning and afternoon. The University and Freshman crews paid their annual visit to the Yale quarters going up river in the John Harvard. After their return they heard the detailed returns of the Harvard-Yale game at New Haven...