Word: sevens
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Charles is rapidly breaking up, and there was enough open water yesterday to allow the seven lower University boats and the first Freshman to hold 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...
...other teams are ranked as follows: Dartmouth, second; Princeton, third; and Yale, fourth. Although the University, Princeton and Yale are in a triple tie, the University team was easily superior. The reason he gave for this was that out of the ten games played, the University team won seven--a better showing than either Yale or Princeton made. Thirty-two goals were scored by the University, as compared with a total of ten scored by her opponents, and in five games no rival seven made a goal. The University team also defeated the Dartmouth team, which beat both Princeton...
...results shown by the eights on the water warranted the changes. In the first shell F. B. Whitman '19 was moved forward to number two, in place of R. R. Brown '17, who took the former's place at six. D. L. Moody '18, last week at seven, changed places with A. Coolidge '17 at five. In the second shell the continued absence of R. T. Young '17, due to a case of measles, put D. A. Freeman '19 in his position at two, and K. P. Culbert '17 came up from the third boat to occupy the seat...
...management has ordered a new sectional shell from the builder, A. E. Ward, which will be ready for delivery in the near future. The boat breaks into three pieces at seven and two, and will greatly facilitate the work of shell transportation...
...History and Development of Choral Music" in Huntington Hall, Boston. The public has already realized the opportunity of hearing one of the best choir masters of the country speak on his own subject. So large has been the demand for seats that Dr. Davison will repeat each of the seven lectures which will cover the entire development of choral music from the earliest church music down to the modern French and Russian composers of the twentieth century. Examples of the songs of the various periods and countries will be given by well-trained choruses from the New England Conservatory, Appleton...