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Columbia defeated Princeton and Pennsylvania in a triangular race over the one and three-quarters miles course on Carnegie Lake, Princeton, N. J., Saturday afternoon, thus winning possession of the Childs cup for one year. The Columbia crew took the lead at the start, and held it throughout the whole race. In the last quarter Princeton increased the stroke and drew up rapidly, but Columbia had sufficient reserve force to keep the lead. At the finish. three was no open water between the three boats. Although weather conditions were good, the time, 9m., 53s., was very poor being 23 seconds...
...Triangular crew race, Harvard-Cornell-Princeton, in Charles River Basin...
Columbia, Pennsylvania, and Princeton universities will row a triangular race on Carnegie Lake, Princeton, N. J., this afternoon at 5.30 o'clock. The comparative strengths of the crews can not be estimated, as none of them has had as yet any collegiate race so far this season. Princeton has been showing up well in practice, however, and should make a good fight for first place...
...Harvard, Yale, and Princeton freshmen will compete in the annual triangular debate this evening at 8 o'clock. Harvard will defend the negative against Yale in New Lecture Hall, and will argue the affirmative against Princeton at Princeton. The Yale team will at the same time uphold the negative against Princeton at New Haven. The subject for all three debates will be, "Resolved, That the initiative and referendum should be generally adopted in American states." The university whose two teams shall defeat their opponents will be announced the winner. Tickets at 10 cents each for the debate in New Lecture...
...Freshman debating teams will meet the Princeton and Yale freshman in the annual triangular debate, tomorrow evening. The negative team, consisting of R. E. Shillady, B. Woronoff, and B. Winkelman as regular speakers, and R. H. Pass and R. W. Chubb as alternates, will meet Yale in Cambridge. The affirmative team, W. Berman, E. R. Roberts, and W. A. Cahill as regular speakers, and L. G. Burgevin as alternate, will meet Princeton at Princeton. The subject of the debate is: "Resolved, That the initiative and referendum should be generally adopted in American states." The debate in Cambridge will be held...