Word: finally
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...dark before the final heats were commenced. The race between the upper-class crews, number 5 and 2, was well rowed; number...
...Both final freshman crews pulled hard and crossed the line exactly together. The race will have to be rowed again this afternoon at 4.15 under the same conditions as the race today. Cups will be given to each of the men composing the winning crews. The upper class crew which won was made up of the following men: Crew number 2- Longwoth, Perkins, Carpenter, Winthrop, Vaughan, Barr, Duff, and Cromwell. Captain Herrick was referee, and G. T. Keyes, '89, judge at finish...
Fourteen candidates for the Cricket eleven gathered on the Cambridge Cricket club grounds for a practice game Saturday. Balch and Garrett chose sides and a close and exciting game was played, with a final score of 54 to 51 in favor of Balch's team. The best scores were made by Sullivan, 21, Garrett, 12 not out, and T. S. Lee, 11. Hewes did some good bowling, taking three wickets on three successive balls, and a total of five wickets for 17 runs. The crease proved very fair, much better than the one at Watertown...
Campbell and Wright of Columbia won the final doubles yesterday in the intercollegiate tennis tournament at New Haven, by defeating Huntington Brothers of Yale, 3 sets...
...front of the boat house at 4.15 p. m., sharp. There will be two races, the first open to members of the three upper classes and the Law school; the second open to freshmen. In each race there will be two preliminary heats of three crews each and a final heat between the winners in the preliminary heats...