Word: weathers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...vacation at Palermo. Justice Holmes returned to his home at Beverly Farms, Mass, to read and rest. Justice Brandeis hurried away to his sum mer cottage at Chatham near Cape Cod. The golf courses about Buena Vista Spring, Pa. drew Justice Butler. Justice Stone waited for warmer weather before going to fish on his own private island near Isle au Haut off the coast of Maine. Justice Sutherland will spend the summer quietly at Burlingame, Calif. Justice Roberts will farm strenuously at Phoenixville, Pa. Justice Van Devanter is planning a trip to Scotland for golf, going on later to Germany...
...morning, with a moderate breeze and continued cold and rainy weather conditions, the University and Jayvees went two miles downstream and returned at a low stroke. After the two boats had reached the boathouse, Coach Whiteside took the Jayvees on for an additional mile, stressing the essentials. The 1934 and combination boats rowed about three miles downstream, covering the distance in short, fast stretches. The return was made in the same fashion, with neither of the crews sustaining a high stroke for more than a short distance...
...weather permitting, Harvard will finally play its baseball game with Hosel University of Japan today on Soldiers Field starting at 3. o'clock. This will be only part of the week end activity of the nine, however, since the Crimson forces will travel to Medford to play Tufts University in the Tufts Oval tomorrow...
...Weather permitting the Harvard-Hosei University baseball game, scheduled for yesterday, and called off on account of wet grounds, will take place this afternoon at 3 o'clock on Soldiers Field. The visiting nine, from Japan, is nearly as strong as the Harvard nine, being a fast fielding team if not quite as powerful at the bat as the University players...
...afternoon, during the early part of which the weather had somewhat moderated to leave water conditions favorable for a long row, the four eights proceeded down the river to the railroad bridge at New London, a distance of eight miles, each crew taking the distance in two stretches at a high paddle. Coached by Haines, the Freshman and Combination boats returned to the boathouse in a single heat, again accelerating the rhythm as they neared headquarters. Whiteside's two crews stopped at the four-mile start on the way back, and the remaining distance was covered with the Jayvee boat...