Word: techs
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...three of Bert Haines' 150-pound crews will open their season against MIT today on the Charles. The varsity 'fifties are "just average" because of the late start on the river and poor weather conditions, "but Tech rows on the same river," Haines points...
This week's time trials have not been too good, according to Haines. "The varsity and junior varsity have not improved so much as I'd like to see," he comments, "but it is still early in the season." Nothing is known of the Tech crews, except that this is their first race, also...
...rowing a slothful 31 beat almost to the finish, beat Tech by two lengths, with BU bringing up the rear...
...varsity's race was about as tough physically as any it will row until the four-mile haul with Yale in June. Not only was Tech a good competitive crew bat a strong headwind made the oarsmen put in work equivalent to that required for a two-mile sprint. In fact, the varsity labored under such poor rowing conditions that its time, 10:20.2, bad even for the beginning of the season, was higher than...
Like its elders, Tech's J.V. grabbed an early lead. But the Crimson shell, which stroke Art Rouner never forced over 31 until the very last yards, caught up at the three-quarter mark and moved steadily ahead. M.I.T.'s and BU's times were 10:22.8 and 10:29.6 respectively...