Word: rivers
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...short practice rows. For all but the third and fourth crews this was the first outdoor work, and the boats went rather awkwardly; a large amount of floating ice in the only open stretch available, furthermore, made the work of coxswains difficult. If the present clement weather continues the river should be clear by the first of the week...
...candidates for the position of coxswain in the University or Freshman boats are to report at the Newell Boathouse today at 4 o'clock. Although opportunity for all the new men to get out will be limited until the ice is off the river, it is necessary for prospective coxswains to be on hand at the time indicated...
...same day Yale and Cornell try out for the first time the new Housatonic River course at New Haven which Coach Nickalls of Yale regards as one of the best in the country. The next race will take place on Cayuga Lake at Ithaca between Princeton and Cornell as a part of the festivities of the Cornell Spring Day. This race will be the last of the preliminary season...
...first eights will continue to row at Lynn until the ice on the Charles breaks up. If the present weather continues it is figured that the river will be open in a week. The ice is still about eight inches thick, however...
...will be used by Coach Haines, has been launched on the harbor. Early this afternoon the two first eights will leave by automobile and train. Yesterday practice for the University boats consisted of a snappy ten minute row in the tank, followed by a three-mile run up the river bank and back. The two first crews were seated as follows...