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

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,Y,..... .-.f .1.,Ii-n<- 80, IN her haat
%. U srf have triun,ph~d Nsl~
u.- .. ..rr ~ r,ar Lnsth-. IN ~ MINUTES
-gr.I- ur,s shi,h hasn't h~sa
r...-.- -f... than 80 ,.r~s n the history
of,rs Harvard Nsi- r,-~-
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,-Has-r f hat The Blue -, all ;hs
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In-r milo ,nd d. hall ~ the four min
.r.rr. ..I ..-"n covered that Harvard
.a1sa' ., 9Th h~r rival
r,rv ~sr. mighty clr~e companions
'or another uile but Just a. they came
r1 o. hat fhr,.e m,le Gag. that fatal
f0,nf ~ many mother boat race. the
blue gave S,y under the going They
d-nrrs.d and the weak spots proved the
I'D adas~ about a chain and it, strength
T. U.=,.a. - Thought. however. that
Harvard rolhcked down that finish stretch
- SION A. ii!- was shaken OF There
as no, any merry testing left IN that
CRIMSON she'll Roger Cutler. ths Harvard
.fruss veteran oarSgnan that he 10. waa
NOR than %, htils az ~ea - his shell
nyri across the line Harvard finished
- 'hIr:v-tW1 .trore- To thu minute, which
: hardly squirt. and Il needed no oars
mans t-NtpOok to 500 that Harvard
couldn't have raised squirt II she had
wa7'-d to
- much fpr the Crimson and Tor any
its7 ..n' % was an easy thing o. beat
w.. Ru' IA. Blue was in far worse
,a.. o ~. md u III" trip and that il usu-
Wallis the YAH. stroke. wasn't CatchinR
.IvfuIgg hat air the last thr,-,. strokes |
p. '1Hk with his oar Just a. they were
Idr1pp'ng the rag for Yale On IA. finish |
\ - and n. didn't even sens.. that his |
crew h.d finished. FOR ju-; at the end |
ris r.r faIl from his hands and he nlsds !
ihrfe Il four reaches with an oar 81 air.
Then h. drupped. fell against Fearing |
the CoNswain Fearing pIlshsh him back |
and spAShed water On him. Wallis fell |
tho other way and Capt. WoCieil, Yates
No : who was tired himself. propp.d zap |
Wall. ;1r few moments unit, he cOuid I
stand tho burden no longer and had |
&. ~ b m drop down. When the Vale
sh-Il -hd under the drawbridge ColburD
y. and Buckinghsm at No ioinsd 4
r.- rtrks Il the very weary and u was n
iIDt broken crew that tried 10 get into
ne aInoh Flihu Yale that wac waiting
! them
Stroke Wallis couldn't get out 10y him
'.' AMI they had 10 carry him out lie
.a- rI' down On the deck Of fh.' Flhu
\ =" AID they carried him up blankets
20 him l- there II took a hing time
'"'.r- Wallis got around 70 feel anything
-" D." Young man who had forced the
"1 t-hInd HIM to give Harvard one ~
i.s trI.h~st races that hes been seen IA
.Hgg 'i'us II was a ton IN race. although
q lG In' APPEAR - w the DISPARITY at
p . 'r..a
onS.der that there are two minutes
a '"-s1ce t~tween the New London and
!. DION courses and imagine what you
rpGld think o. crew that could turn the
u don four miles in II minutes ~
-''und, ai'ut seven seconds faster than
o." record for the Hudson cour-e Well.
IiN-' ~ lid 20 minutes a., And II was
o ...'.y '-''te- Harvard crew too than the
'.-r"ll tat on Memorial Day IL
80. faster rev and one without the
b f. .'t ...td thr' Cornell reduced
'I % .ul rhi- vas ole Of tho bigg-st
c."- '.s' thi, r"gatta has sen More
OF DIE 'f.tn ever tefore were here for the
Sc Hui ne streets have been alive with
-. .Dr Two lays IL was le-ide~ the
% ."af year that Harvard had won ali
.--" rgn"- and Furthermore Harvard'-
..i ght Victory IN the varsity
c.'- .1rt"-' The Harvard folk. and
I.-'.JLriy Harvard as. are celebrating
'"-tHs 10 their lights tonight. some
'' I-.y and some not exactly 20
30! a. ~" town il singing o. coupI"f.
'. '' hat Kelly song:
.. -.sI % 'lirz thai they could roW.
'.H. .Ar ears and ysaTs ago
flr ari'- later announcement brought
"-' ~ 'h" crimson feathers into town
40 FINALLY j. the case and luckily for
.'.."'-- = the Crsws. n they really ever
''ri ....n"v they furnished three splendid
.''- FOR the grade 20 rejoice over.
'." r,fu-"ns yIctorie- IN the morning
'r.' good sized margins In the fresh
r. TO-" he Cambridge freshmen came
ID" 'f" leaders by about two lengths
.. 'u.r- ale went all to pieca- after
F'.ramil. and a half and was beatsn
L n".rv Eve lengths Here are the re- :
..-.-,-ed IN figures
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