Word: training
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Tickets will be placed on sale for the Observation Train for the Harvard-Yale race, this morning at Thurston's, Leavitt and Peirce's, and the Boston Athletic Association...
Harvard defeated Williams in an uninteresting and very one-sided game at Williamstown on Saturday. Only seven innings were played as the Harvard men had to leave early to catch the train...
...Charles Saturday for this year. They rowed over the two mile race course for speed and made good time. The boats, two shells and a pair-oar, were sent off this morning at 3 o'clock. The crew leaves for New London this afternoon on the 2.05 train from the Providence depot, arriving at their destination about five o'clock and, if possible, they will immediately take a practice spin on the Thames. From then on till the race on the 29th, they will row twice a day. F. N. Watriss goes down with the crew this afternoon and will...
...varsity crew left Leavitt & Peirce's about 1.25 o'clock Monday by a barge which brought it to the Park Square Station promptly for the 2.02 train. The men had good seats and after a change at Providence, they had an entire car to themselves...
...about 5.30 the train rolled into the station at New London. The boats, in charge of Hart and the substitutes, had gone ahead and were loaded upon a boat and waiting. In a few moments, the launch steamed around the pier and the men were soon off, up the river to the quarters. At the float all hands took hold and within a short time Charlie Hart had a boat ready for the crew to drop into the Thames for the first row. In spite of the quickness and smoothness with which everything passed along, on account of the large...