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...clock. Today. Chemistry 10, Emerson J Chemistry 18, Emerson J French 17, Emerson J German A: Prof. Bierwirth's sect. 8, Lower Mass. Mr. Brewer's sects. 3, 5, Lower Mass. Mr. Burkhard's sects. 10, 12, Upper Mass. Mr. Cawley's sects. 1, 7, Harvard 5 Dr. Herrick's sect. 11, Lower Mass. Dr. Pettengill's sect. 9, Upper Mass. Dr. Schoenemann's sect. 4, Harvard 2 Mr. Stevens's sects. 2, 6, Harvard 6 History 29, Harvard 6 Latin 3 hf., Harvard 5 Mathematics 13, Emerson J Philosophy 26, Emerson J Psychology 23, Emerson J 2 P.M. French...
...Conn., June 11, 1916.-Sunday was a day of rest for the University and Freshman eights, for the first and second University crews embarked in Coach Herrick's yacht, "Gypsey," and crossed over to Fisher's Island, when a large bonfire was built. Lunch was served on the island, the crews returning at 5 o'clock in the afternoon...
...Lower Mass. Tomorrow. Chemistry 10, Emerson J Chemistry 13, Emerson J French 17, Emerson J German A: Prof. Bierwirth's sect. 8, Lower Mass. Mr. Brewer's sects. 3, 5, Lower Mass. Mr. Burkhard's sects. 10, 12, Upper Mass. Mr. Cawley's sects. 1, 7, Harvard 5 Dr. Herrick's sect. 11, Lower Mass. Dr. Pettengill's sect. 9, Upper Mass. Dr. Schoenemann's sect. 4, Harvard 2 Mr. Stevens's sects. 2, 6, Harvard 6 History 29, Harvard 6 Latin 3 hf., Harvard 5 Mathematics 13, Emerson J Philosophy 26, Emerson J Psychology 23, Emerson...
...afternoon Coaches Herrick and Haines gave all their time to the first eight which, with a favorable tide and a moderately favorable wind, rowed the two-mile course up-stream. The stroke was picked up rapidly at the beginning, 34 being the average, but after the first half-mile Lund steadied it down to between 28 and 30. The first crew looked exceptionally well today, for all eight men were rowing smoothly and the coaches were considerably impressed...
...practice of the University and Freshman crews at Red Top took place when the crews had finished their two mile paddle. Coach Guy Nickalls and Abbot of the Yale camp were coming down-stream in a pair-oar, alongside of whom was the "Pup" containing Coaches Haines and Herrick and several Crimson oarsmen. Suddenly a young deer was spied swimming in the water, and both the University and Yale contingents started out in hot pursuit...