The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-01
CLEAN SWEEP FOR HARVARD


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ih- t~tt"r - when th- good gong Was
reached
FLt- iran A. THE H,LT NV
~ " tiliz dtx In hard and the men he-
hind him fpltns@si a. test hey cusild. and
shen th-v had covered q halt mile Yale
VAS ward ~ 49, ahead ih"y Ser- doing
thirty i've strokes ., tho uttnrts then,
gotns @truk~ Tor -trpEr, - The SIN glanc-
ing from the oars -s'r. 81 - -hos They
hing together e. on- crew and every
molten was altt~ tir great sfstr~ ~
tins ih.B Nsl- apt-ar~d o. ht ~ NJ
~Nsr So httl" and tho titn-r- r,'s'prtisd that
th~ Rlr- Sa- -trukins "n- Iuint hish~r
than harvard
~ a tnile Nal~ vas r-rhap- forty feet
ahead - Harvard ami dung thirty three
tu th.' ~ invite Harvard tpo had ~-ttl~d
Il VII and wa- thirty two strpts- IN Ns
raEibg N wa- great contest Ia here,
and The Harvard FOLKS Nho had sNp~cts.d
- see their crew a. eat and rim away
iron ~" Rh'-- were waiting utterly 1t
fo- every STROKE that Nala row-d Harvard
had a letter The trtf'' Spn was not row
me lnnG ~trok-.pu longer than Nsl-
and not - hr -,sd Harvard was finish b
tns each pull with power and IA eFery 3
way Wis the wore i'nrrrs-Ive crew
there as good ALIGNMENT and Teri"c' .
rni-pn m 10" Narsard shell. Whil" Nale,
although -tirsing rixht there. Nas ragged
and u do not lro, ~ u a crow ROWING
thar NaV pusht q last oven B! u DID -
B trh '-.N nut ~" STROKE ur a Wee hit
ate they I,al,~Td 'hs mule marx and came
out WORE nearly 'YNarj ~" centre II the /
river.
crimson IANES rHF Lev.
Harvsrd- ~ WIS better :han Wales
20 - the extent " eating up thai " foot .
lHId ~ = mile and q half they were
lg-t un even terms and u might lie said 4
thar m" race Wa- then over. Ten strokes I
past ~ 80 a. - the II? rvart crow took the
had. whch vs. never o. l.e -elinqushed
aud n.v"- Wns 70 80 - small again. II
was few feet that the CrIm>on she'll
push.si ah-.td and II took e long time tn
make % feet ont II inches
II there was difference 81 one-third !
~ length twenty feet or 50 of cedar
ets"-n the boats thu, was all there was
when they came - the Two NILE marx,
haN way through the journey. lale
Wts rowing better than IL knew how To
stay up clos. o. Harvard and here was
the rims'n pulling. pulling pulling
aim ct Internationally " that can b' -sid
II crew : stYi". end merely matching
STROKES with tn" Blue.
Ig..rp wa- nothing ~ relieve IL lust a
h,ari sickening grind Every me "a
int train knew what tn" men were going .
through Every une knew huv tired Val"
must y" and hpw hard IL must he e. row .
side Nv sd. with that -arloI- minded .
lot 70 aItonatpn- who were letting their .
rivals buffet their own brains out against
- meth piical system IT pace. - they
roWet and rnw.,I u was tuo ten-e .
murnant ~ cheer
Harvard kept right on, Just pulling
And Na's finding It ever harder chung
un. Just below the two nIr mark they
ran into "a little patch IT rough water
and both -Di. -h'Si tri1e. la the midst
~ this hare STD; Harvard slipp'-d away
a Iirtl. IN prp and az tNI mIlss and y hall
;he Crlms ~ sn.ll was p"Thap- twenty
Nv" i.-..t :hr leader Yale vas forcing
the Tsac" 20 SICK though. Hnd doing
n strokes - M" minute ~ IIPrNard's
y At this point ton IA" weak ones
~ III" i'l" boat popped up. Wpdell
wasn't any ton good right here and Col
burn. recently pa IN - 60 supply
fuckers place was showing III. effects
II his first four mil. ra"".
HARD dEGSD TELLS oS YALE
1t was Just a few yards from the three
fnile aagE that the race h'.CanI" to the
strong Yale gave way Under Harvari's
rinding and all Of sudden dropped
Lack There must haV. been ten yards
lost ia thr,-. ar four strok"S Yale
dropped from clinging just about oppo-
n t.. HaryaTd'S cON-wain In one rush until
there was a quarter length Of open water
between the shells
How the Harvard men IN the train
chesrsh Ard how they waved on tho-e
Harvard decorated craft va the wonder
fully tin. fleet that was lIned up on both
SIDES 81 that milr long lane. the Path foi
victor and vanqui-h'-d BIT there wasn't
any great eSultation IN that cheer II
was tn. way Harvard opened up that sap
which took the edge IN the coming
The Crimsons folks knew that
their men had pounded and pound.si
away az ial. until the Blu" couldn't stand
any more and that the race was surely I,
put away at three miles
The New York. New Haven and Hart
ford train had tn take It's dash into the
rural districts at this juDcture 10 order to
get around on the dra wlTidge TO give a
view of the closing moments Ot the en-
When the train went out 81
II ght Il the oarrmen Harvard was a
length and a half ahead. When the tram
r,I~h.d out on the dra wbridge and stood
waiting for the oarsrnen there
were three lengths between the crews.
There was perhaps a stretch III M yar's
- DO o. versd. How often Def IT'' this
has IL bsel recorded that the winning
crew. the men sitting up fine and straight.
f,ttlIed doNn thoaa laat few Varts with |