Word: second
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...account of the rough water in the Basin yesterday both the Carroll Cup race and the race between the second University crew and the Freshman eight were postponed until this afternoon at 5.15 and 4.45 o'clock respectively. P. D. Howe '11 added his name to the entries for the Carroll Cup race yesterday, which are as follows: H. W. Bissell 3L., E. S. Eaton '11, P. D. Howe '11, B. A. Merriam '09, W. B. Parsons '10, S. Royce '10, C. C. Trump...
Brown, who recently held the Yale University team down to two runs, pitched for Andover. He was not up to his best form, however, and in the second inning the Freshmen drew three clean hits, a triple, a double, and a single, scoring two runs. They retained their lead until the sixth inning when Andover secured three runs by timely hits off Babson. Both teams scored again in the ninth. The Freshmen hit better than expected but their fielding was ragged...
This evening the members of the second University crew will leave on the Federal express for Philadelphia, where they will stay at the Hotel Aldine until after their race on Saturday in the American Henley Regatta. The crew has been entered in the race for first eight-oared shells, in which it will row against the Malta Boat Club of Philadelphia. It is possible that the crew will also be entered in the race for second University crews...
Since March 31 the order of the second crew has remained the same, except for a change on May 4, when Severance went in at 5, Smith moving to 3, and Whitney to bow. The crew has developed into one of the best second crews that ever represented the University. The men are well together and the boat moves along well at a high stroke. Throughout the season the crew has done very well in races with the University crew, and has been able to win consistently from the Freshmen...
...final competition last evening for the first and second cups offered by the Speaker's Club for the best original ten-minute speeches on any subject whatever, the first cup was awarded to St. J. Perret '10, who delivered "A Eulogy over the Tomb of Father Turgis, a Chaplain of the Southern Army in the Civil War, on the Occasion of a Reunion of Confederate Veterans." B. S. Van Rensselaer '10 was awarded the second cup for a speech on "Social Life at Harvard." The judges were E. Bernbaum '02, F. W. C. Hersey '99, and A. H. Lyber...