Word: streams
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...rows on the Thames at 5 o'clock. They rowed in a light rain with a westerly wind, the Freshmen going only to the 2-mile mark and back. Harwood was back at number four in the first University boat. Both University crews rowed three miles up and down stream, passing the Yale crews on the way down...
...will be at the railroad bridge and the finish at the end of the four-mile course. The second university eight-oared race is also to be on Friday. The start is to be at the Navy Yard at 10.15 o'clock and the race will be rowed down-stream, finishing at the railroad bridge. The Freshman eight-oared race will be started at the same place on Friday morning at 10.45 o'clock and rowed over the same course as the second university race...
...Freshman four-oared race is to be rowed on Thursday afternoon, the time and course to be settled by the two university captains. If it should be necessary to postpone the second or Freshman races they are to be rowed up-stream on Friday afternoon either before or after the university race, or on Saturday at the same time. If it is necessary to postpone the university race, it is to be rowed up-stream at any time before 6.30 o'clock on Friday agreed upon by the captains or on Saturday...
Friday, June 25.--Crew--Yale at New London, morning, four or second eight from head of course down-stream to Navy Yard. Freshman eight from Navy Yard down-stream to Railroad Bridge 4.30, University eight from Railroad Bridge up-stream...
...Saturday the first crew rowed down-stream over the four-mile course, picking up the Freshmen at the two-mile mark, Cottage Farm Bridge. The first found little difficulty in over-coming the lead granted the Freshmen, and out-distanced the younger crew at the finish...