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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Last Friday Dr. Warren received the following telegram: 'Referring to our conversation and plans submitted (with the plans went completed estimates), I am prepared to erect the center pavilion and two buildings for the new Medical School of Harvard University, said buildings to be known and designated as memorial halls, in memory of Junius Spencer Morgan, a native of Massachusetts, formerly a merchant of Boston, and at the time of his death a merchant of London, England. You can announce this.--John Pierpont Morgan...
...June 19.--A change in the order of the Freshman crew was made today. Meier was moved from 3 to 5, and Parmelee went to 3. Lindsay has been slightly unwell, and Lindsay is temporarily at 7. The crew seems to be improving slowly, but the work is very light, as all the men are slightly overworked. The University four paddled two miles in 12 minutes, 7 seconds, which was not very fast for existing conditions. The Freshman four rowed the last mile with them and seemed to hold their...
Half an hour after the row of the Harvard crew, the Yale crew went over the course in 21 minutes, 17 seconds. They had slightly more tide in their favor, so that the crews seem to be about evenly matched. The Harvard launch followed the Yale crew for the last two and a half miles. Yale's form appeared to be better than Harvard's and their crew has a stronger leg drive, but the boat was not as steady as Harvard's. Both crews finished strong and fresh. The four oar and Freshmen did not row any time rows...
...Freshmen rowed today in the following order: Stroke, Phillips; 7, Lindsay; 6, Thanisch; 5, Parmelee; 4, Sanger; 3, Meier; 2, Minturn; bow, Dillingham. Their work was still better than on Saturday, but the crew is not yet as fast as the Yale freshmen. A Freshman four went out in the following order: Stroke, Foster; 3, Lloyd; 2, Clapp; bow, Cruger...
...innings Harvard did not reach second. Four hits were bunched in the third, and these with a fielding error brought in two runs. In the fifth Pratt weakened, and the Indians went to pieces, Harvard scoring ten runs. After this the Indians played a blundering game in the field, and Harvard, by good batting and base running, scored in every inning...