Word: slow
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...rowed last year on the Halcyon crew at St. Paul's; he is one of the best oars in the crew, being strong and especially smooth in his work. Clark, Stone and Whitridge at 3, 2 and bow have all a tendency to clip and to be slow in their catch; they also lack power in their leg drive. Clark and Stone are new men; Whitridge rowed at Groton. As a whole the boat is well together but lacks power and is weak at the finish. The Newell second is distinctly inferior to that at the Weld, but the third...
...weak; Keene at second has the same fault. Putnam and Clay at shortstop and third base are both playing very well, and seem to be doing the best work of the team. The outfielders, Quincy and Stuart, are both fairly good men, but their work so far has been slow. The other outfield position is unfilled...
...game between the Dew Drops and Dinwits was slow and unexciting. The Dew Drops took the lead in the second inning and held it to the end. The fielding was fairly good on both sides, but Windsor's steady pitching won the game for the Dew Drops...
...year's team, is playing a good game at second and, next to Camp, did the best work with the bat. Brown covered third base satisfactorily and played a brilliant game against the University of Maryland. The outfielders, Guernsey, Barnwell and Lyon, at first showed a tendency to be slow in starting and did not cover much ground, but they improved considerably and played good baseball in the last games of the trip. Their batting was not so strong as that of the infielders...
...track was in very good condition but a strong wind blowing up the back stretch made the distance runs rather slow. Still the time in the short sprints and hurdles was very fair. Several new men showed up well especially J. G. Willis '02 who won the low hurdles and finished second in the high hurdles, and J. E. Haigh '03 who won the 100 yards dash in 10 1-5s. In the broad jump, C. D. Daly '01, sprained his ankle so severely that he was not able to compete. D. Grant 2M., won the open University...