Word: techs
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Third Race This Season for Tech...
Also on the credit side of the ledger for the Gray Sweepswingers is the experience they gained from rowing two normal races this spring. In addition the bating of most of last year's varsity veterans, retained because the Services have not depleted Tech ranks as heavily as they have those of the Crimson, will count for M. I. T. In the Annapolis regatta Tech finished second in a dead heat with Navy, the undisputed champion crew season, but in the Cornell race lost of a length to Navy on a two mile course...
...Junior Varsity will race two Tech boats apiece in their races mile the Varsity will race the M. I. T. varsity alone. The starting times for tomorrow afternoon's race are: the 150's at 4 o'clock, the Junior Varsity at 4:30 and the featured Varsity event at 5 o'clock. All the races are for the Henley distance of a mile and five-sixteenths, starting just below the Tech boathouse and finishing about a half-mile short of the subway bridge...
Chief Crash Davis will field his B team against the Cambridge Red Sox, a team composed of a number of former players from Cambridge Latin and Rindge Tech...
...grey-eyed, soft-spoken director of the Army's Readjustment Division. Born in Pottstown, Pa., Colonel Hauseman graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, was a lieutenant in World War I. He liked the Army, stayed to become an ordnance expert. On various sabbaticals he collected degrees from Massachusetts Tech (Bachelor of Science) and Harvard (Master of Business Administration). Temple University contributed an honorary science degree. In the '30s he blueprinted much of the Army's present program as chief of the planning division for army ordnance. Later, as boss of the Philadelphia Ordnance District, he boosted production...