Word: stretching
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...first two laps were finished in very slow time. Allen and Brewster of Yale then started off mere rapidly, closely followed by Davis and Elliott of Harvard and in the sixth lap Davis spurted and took the lead. He was unable to keep this, however, and on the final stretch both Brewster and Elliot passed him. Just at the last turn however Allen run into Elliot in a spurt, both men were thrown to the ground and Brewster finished first, with Davis a not vary close second. The referee decided that Allen fouled Elliott and that Elliott should go into...
...quarter was J. Corbin '92, A. R. Whittier '94, M. H. Guerin '93 and C. H. Baker '95. On the last lap G. L. Batchelder '92 won handily over the rest of the field. H. C. Lakin '94 came in second, passing C. E. Hutchinson '93 on the home stretch. The lead was too much for N. W. Bingham '95 to overcome and Ninety-five had to be satisfied with last place. The time of the seniors was 3 min. 28 3-5 sec., and the sophomores finished four seconds later. The average time of the winners...
Gold medal to first and silver medal to second man in each event. An entrance fee of fifty cents must accompany each entry. The track is 530 yards to the lap; width 16 feet, 20 feet in the stretch. Entries close Saturday, April 30th, with Parke H. Davis, treasurer, 2 S.W., Princeton...
Gold medal to first and silver medal to second man in each event. An entrance fee of fifty cents must accompany each entry. The track is 530 yards to the lap; width 16 ft., 20 feet in the stretch. Entries close Saturday, April 30, with Parke H. Davis, Treasurer, 2 S. W., Princeton, New Jersey...
...without its coach yesterday. Five or six men were taken out for a few minutes in pair-oars, then Slade was placed at No. 7, and Kelton watched his crew from the launch for about an hour. Then getting into his old place, the crew took a long stretch to the boat-house. As a whole, the crew seems to be rowing fairly well for this season of the year. There are a number of individual faults, and the men are not together as well as is desired, but by earnest work, it is hoped that great improvements...