Word: workout
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Several other minor bruises were in evidence as a result of the morning tiff between the first two elevens. Faxon received an eye injury which will not permit him to get into any hard workout for about a week, while Batchelder and Moushegian were shaken up enough so as to be excused from the afternoon drill. Gildea reported with a leg injury, sustained in the previous day's practice, and also will remain out of harness for about a week...
There will probably be only one workout for the first string men today, in the morning, when they will also move over to their new quarters in the new Dillon Field House. The seconds will move over in the afternoon and by Monday sufficient lockers will have been installed to house the remainder of the athletic teams that will swing into action on Soldiers Field soon...
...first and second University crews picked out a smooth stretch of about a mile and a half opposite the camp and spent the early evening hours paddling up and down at a low stroke. With last Saturday's time row as the last hard workout expected before the crew lines up with Yale by the bluff across from camp next Friday evening, the oarsmen are thinking hard about individual faults in order to be in top form for the race. The crew seems to be in good spirits now, and appears to have developed more smoothness in the last...
...Conn., June 13--Rough water hampered the Harvard crews as they entered upon the last week of preparation for the annual regatta with Yale on the Thames on Friday, June 20. Coach Whiteside took the first and second University crews downstream for two miles in the morning workout. The eights appeared to be in fine form as they worked on practice starts and in boosting the stroke for short sprints...
...upstream course, returning from the bridge this afternoon, they rowed a very slow stroke for about a half-mile, then raising it gradually to 35 or 36 as they drew near the end of the course. F. A. Clark '29, captain last year, observed a great deal of the workout from a single, when he arrived at the pier several minutes after the crews...