Word: went
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...race the day before vacation there were several changes in the two University boats, principally the replacing of Pirnie at stroke and Reynolds at seven by Chanler and H. H. Meyer of the second boat. Pirnie was moved to two, sending Trumbull to stroke of the second; and Reynolds went to three. Stratton went to three in the second crew, sending Murray to seven...
...strengthened quickly, however, and scored four goals before allowing Haverford their final tally in the last few minutes of the match. One of the goals scored by Harvard was due largely to luck, for the goal was scored on a header by Rountree, of Haverford, which missed and went into his own goal. Locke scored another goal when three of the Haverford forwards, following a rolling ball, rushed the Haverford goal through his net. Hardwick scored a goal in the second half, and Captain Barron made the other score on a free kick from penalty...
...University team showed effective team-work and kept the ball in Cornell territory during most of the contest, by playing the defense well up on its own forward line. When Francke was hurt, Lowrey dropped back to centre half, and Hardwick went in at centre forward...
...Grenfell has given up his time, since he went into the Newfoundland region, to establishing hospitals and improving the economic condition of the country. The number of deaths from tuberculosis, the most extensive disease, is being lessened by the establishment of "open air" hospitals, and glass-walled wards. Such progress has been made that in one of the hospitals the chief Marconi operator now has an X-ray machine. Dr. Grenfell has built several mills and machine shops which, even though operating at a loss financially, are giving the people many needed conveniences...
...Boyer '16, of Gwynedd Valley, Pa., has been appointed by Captain Abeles of the University crew as temporary captain of the Freshman crew. Boyer was captain of the school crew at Groton last year, but was forced to resign on account of sickness. Seven Freshman crews went on the river yesterday afternoon, and the practice on the whole was very successful. At present the following men are rowing in the first boat: Stroke, Wilson; 7, Soucy; 6, Boyer; 5, Schall; 4, Parson; 2, Potter; 2, Morgan; bow, Jeffries; cox., Sargent...