Word: spurted
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Merrill was content with rowing stroke for stroke with Princeton down the course. Both crews held the beat at a steady thirty-two, with Harvard pulling gradually ahead of Princeton and Yale slipping back. Nearing the one and one-quarter mile mark Harper called for the final spurt and open water began to show between the two leading shells. As the finish line was reached. Merrill's crew was fast drawing away...
Captain G. E. Kent Jr. '26, the cleverest and most elusive player for the Crimson, will again start the game at back. Kent was the outstanding star of the contest with Yale this year, when the University was nosed out 7 to 6 after a last minute spurt by the Blue riders...
Austin scored his third goal of the evening during the early minutes of the second period. B. A. A. took a spurt at this point, and goals in quick succession by Small, Harrington, and two from the stick of Geran, gave the club team a 5 to 3 advantage...
...were made in the second half. Keefe of the Freshmen put over the first goal near the end of the half, but with this accomplishment the 1928 team weakened and the Springfield players forced the ball over the goal two times before the close of the game in a spurt of excellent playing. Mahan and Scott made the two Springfield goals...
Larrivee Wins in Final Spurt...