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...mile and a half straight away between the academic and scientific freshmen was won by the former in 7 m., 18s. by about six lengths. There were five entres in the single scull mile straightaway contest for the $500 Ford cup. The race was practically between C. G. Morris and P. S. Evans, Morris winning by three lengths in 8 m., 46 s. The closing event of the day was the mile and a half straightaway between the sophomores and juniors The sophomores...
...Quinsigamond at Worcester, Mass. Crews from all the New England colleges were entered. Harvard won seven of this series and Yale two. The fastest time, 18 min. 2 sec., being made by Harvard in 1879. The next three races from 1871 to 1873 were rowed over a three-mile straight away course down the Connecticut River at Springfield. Yale won one and Harvard got two seconds. In the races held during the next three years at Saratoga neither Harvard nor Yale secured places. In 1876 Harvard and Yale formed an agreement to row each other annually excluding all other colleges...
...Boyd, M. I. T., 6; G. L. Osborne, B. A. A., 7; V. Mowry, W. A. C., 2; A. Coonley, 7; W. L. Thompson, 1 1-2; E. C. Ellis, 5; C. E. Bucholz, M. I. T., 4; E. B. Bloss, 4; F. A. Dorman, 7; A. B. P. Straight, B. U. A. C., 5; J. C. Freeman. W. A. C., 4; J. W. Edson. R. L. S., 6; D. R. Child, B. Y. M. C. U., 6; James Sullivan, 6; C. E. Bacon. 8; J. B. Griswold, Dart. A. A., 6; E. W. Allen...
This afternoon at 4.30, the annual class races will be rowed over the usual course in the Charles River basin. The start is from the Longwood Bridge straight down to the Harvard Bridge, thence with a slight turn to the Union Boat Club, a few feet this side of which is the finish line. An extremely close contest is looked for, as the crews are to all appearances more evenly matched than last year...
...himself in his first contact with the outside world, would be very profitable. Such education, however, would have to come chiefly from outside men. If the student is to be told just what the outside world of the present is, he should learn it from men straight from the world itself, and from many men from the many aspects of the world...