Word: teche
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...government to naval students, are scheduled to embark in the U. S. S. Arkansas from the port of Boston on August 27, returning on September 16. They will make the trip in company with the corresponding units of the universities of Yale and Northwestern, and of Georgia Tech...
However, here goes. It's going to be a very successful Harvard Saturday. The boats at Ithaca will cross the line as follows, Harvard, Cornell, Tech, Syracuse. Another Harvard victory will be in the track meet with Yale (final score 71 1-2 to 63 1-2). A fourth win, but a close one, will be in tennis against Yale (5 to 4). The only major defeat will come in baseball when Holy Cross will...
Despite its imposing victories over Princeton, Tech, Navy, and Penn, the Crimson is not the favorite. It goes up against two unbeaten crews in Cornell and Syracuse, and in Cornell is found the general choice to retain unbeaten laurels. Syracuse, forced by the sudden collapse of stroke Millon Weiler to make its erstwhile-University the Jayvee boat and to elevate the heavier but slower Tom Lombard shell to the first ranks, has lost ground in the pre-race expectations, while Tech, greatly improved, is taken into altogether too little consideration...
...junior event Cornell is first, Harvard second, and Tech third. In the matter of lanes however, there is little advantage, there being no leeward or windward positions. The water is brought for everyone, or the water is smooth for everyone. The only ones who really suffer from the wind are the spectators, that is, if the wind is accompanied by rain, for the observation train here is exposed to the elements...
Other than that, there is very little to say. Cornell is the favorite. Harvard the second choice. The race is figured to be between these two with an upset recorded if either Tech or Syracuse comes through. In the junior race Harvard has a great chance but all around if looks like close finishes with no disgrace for those who trail the first boat in this race of great evens...