Word: stretching
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...members of the University crew squad raced in singles yesterday afternoon over the three-quarter mile stretch above the boat house. The squad was divided into four heats of about five men each. J. Talcott '16 won the first heat with J. M. Graham '15 a close second. In the next heat H. Middendorf '16 came in just ahead of L. Curtis '14. The third and fourth heats being raced together, Captain Reynolds won out, with H. A. Murray '15 and L. Saltonstall '14 second and third respectively. L. S. Chanler '14 could not find a place in this heat...
...University crew rowed, alone, while the second and third tried some starts together on the home stretch, the second gaining between quarter and half a length on the third each time...
...will not be as unwieldy an organization to handle as in its infancy. Al these things are conjectures. But we know that a great many men are making their yearly resolutions to take advantage of the Opera this winter and would be glad to hear the Associations awake and stretch itself. May they not be disappointed...
...have defended the prestige of the institution at right half or in centre field. Four-fifths of the nominees for offices of the sophomore and the junior classes at Cambridge this year were either athletes or athletic managers; only two of the thirty-eight nominations "could by any stretch of the imagination be ascribed to intellectual attainment...
...afternoon Goodale was back, and the order was the same as on Friday. The University four-oared crews were out for the regular practice, but the Freshman eight was given a rest. The Freshman four-oared rowed two short races with the Middlesex four over the half-mile stretch above the Newell boat club at 1 o'clock. The Freshmen won both races, the first four finishing about three lengths ahead, the second four a little over one length. The order of the first Freshman four-oar was as follows: Stroke, Lund; 3, J. Middendorf; 2, H. Middendorf; bow, Whitmarsh...