Word: showings
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...with the hope of another victory over Yale 1918 this year. The Freshman class owes its united support to the crew and an opportunity to express appreciation of the diligent work that has been put in by the eight during the last three weeks, will be given today. To show the crew that the spirit of 1918 is back of it, the class is to assemble in front of Dunster Hall, Dunster street, at 12.15 o'clock today. OFFICERS OF THE CLASS...
...very inspiring sight to see the members of the Senior class uncover, as they passed under the flag at University. I do not think it has been the custom since then to do so. Do you think the class of 1915 would be willing to show this mark of respect to our flag, which at just this time would seem to be especially fitting? A MOTHER OF A MEMBER OF THE CLASS...
...will face Williams on Soldiers Field this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Williams comes to Cambridge with a nine that has made a record for itself in its work at the bat, but which has often shown weakness in the field. As the past scores of the Williamstown team show victories over Georgetown, Pennsylvania, Princeton, and Yale, Williams seems to be an opponent of no little strength...
...Yale 1918 team is about an average aggregation with weak spots and strong ones. The records show a total of 9 victories against 4 defeats. There is as yet very little way of comparing the team with the University yearlings, since the games with Andover and Exeter, both of which nines defeated the latter team, were cancelled on account of bad weather...
...four signal uprights on Harvard Bridge represent the four courses to which crews and signals are assigned. The program of the races tells by number the crew and singles with their respective courses. These signals show the positions of the contestants at both Harvard Bridge and the finish, and also by how much a crew is leading in the following manner: The height of the signal represents one boat length. Thus, if the top of signal card 2 is opposite the middle of signal card 1, it shows that the boat on course 1 is one half a length ahead...