Word: blue
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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About 6 o'clock the Yale University shell covered the same stretch of water at a racing stroke. Conditions were fast as the Blue rowers swept smoothly down the river. Harvard managers in automobiles, following the crews along the course, clocked the Elis in 20 minutes 43 seconds...
...meet with the Blue at New Haven he took a second in the 220, but through an error on the part of the judges, failed to place in the 100, although crossing the line at the heels of Kieselhorst the Yale star and ahead of both A. E. French '29, and MacDonald, who were awarded second and third places. French conceded his position on the team making the trip to the intercollegiate at Philadelphia to the 1930 man, and it is expected that the newly elected Captain and Kieselhorst of Yale will be the pair to compete against the representative...
...without causing panic. If he thrusts himself too much in the public eye, he distracts the attention of those occupied with more serious affairs; if he retires too completely behind a pillar he tails to gather the information necessary for his theoretical report on "Some irregular methods of tilling blue books." It has been will said that the successful proctor approaches more nearly to the Golden Mean than any other College official...
Ticket applications for the crew races with Yale at New London on June 21 and for the baseball game against the Blue scheduled for June 19 in Cambridge will close at 5 o'clock today, according to an announcement made by C. F. Getchell, general manager of the Athletic Association...
Ticket applications for the crew races with Yale at New London on June 21 and for the baseball game against the Blue scheduled for June 19 in Cambridge will close at 5 o'clock tomorrow, according to an announcement made last night by C. F. Getchell, general manager of the Athletic Association...