Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-01
CrimSon's Varsity Eight Secures Lead of al
 Yard at First Dip of the Oars
WINS RACE BY NINETEEN LENGTHS
Blue Roved in Perfect Form But Lacked the Power of the Cambridge Oarsmen-Freshmen's Victory Only Consolation of New Haven Contingent-Yae's In- feriority a Big Surprise-Harvard's Celebration

conn. June a0.-Har sweep rue Thames to. "... consecutive wear was .#"H-Hea. tHr although .. tus great varsity
 s...a by uluteeT -.o-.faut. varsity .-..s .He Yale fresh .. broom. handle HE cap.
 . event ur rna day. Winners Led from the Start.
 races tna winning crews and HfrEarl.s giant
 -.n.. r" .la delicate
 .nrE start and was
 .#-aa larouzuout the r-=--z Fourth Consecutive Victory
 ...r Harvard has won
 .aaE "a7 not come Favorable Tide But Head Breeze.
 "#... which brought to regatta. was rOWed
 -.. tuaIe progress
 "a morning races
 also with the
 ..Hr#-a wind. and The Official Time.
 .u.- for inc three races Harvard. az minutes. Ware" minutes ao l--
 "-.r. -r minutes. B s4r-
 Harvard 1a minutes.
 .a [. minutes. -- Witnessed zr More Than 25.ooo.
 rr.e w rra after
 r nasaruar-an
 G.sr.n- grand
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 .au.r.. while beneath
 .... which also escaped
 r.a marine police Boats Started at 5.a0.
 r-. ..a course uf every ..r#r.aua-. hrjrgpiaues r-r Referee IeiEelhsm
 " ."r f-e wind to
 a. .ra moorad punts
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 First Stroke Showed Harva~d's Power.
 "ru-". blades that
 aa# tne first
 r. uu .r u. the Har-
 .... s ga nrd iu that ..e oars and from
 increased to more
 ... rn- half mile Yale C~se Lacked Power
 ..a- rowing n perfect,
 
 ..E. that the liar down past fne Navy Met Rough Water.
 u. ro.E. water between ... ..# mile flags. and both ... strike sH aa a.s. EU
 Vale Grew Managers Lost Heart.
 .a..r .ra ..#r-a the Har-
 f.r tr the lead that f.. ...- a| .w.. m-uaasrs
 ..u ."a H.H a. .rn launch --- ...rr Tar-.h If the a...# tH. boiler Dt t-- I-arr-ar=a stug Vale co<s4at- Calls for More Life. .-- r.....- ..l Ea.- Yard rar-- H. ..- Yale crew alI-J for an. ru. uar was EI. u9 -.. #.r few minutes. m. n....uHni- gain. in ... .ar.sr. smell was SO Iar " a.... have taken an oE- surveyor T. 0-rr 7ut any mate ..t.ea n .-ar relative positions. Seemed a Shame to Chs:r
 -e r.. r.a sea and -Hare were r-r and Tar a=f-e=n. .u fact. many of Tho eue. said Ina tr seemed a r7.a ta crew that was so far tr- fra a.rg H.e v.a1 would hay. been El~o-- lr ..- nature Of ~r.rs.a.
 YsIes .rfs-to-tty Surprising. -o -ra ..s.a-.a-. e...ta~ were ra4arE- until ..e Harvard crew was almost inc |Tr The. ... cannon H0ouoI. -Ha whistles aarea.#aH inc crowds r.r-raH n. rra Harvard oar-men pad- r1 0a - ling ..aE had been -.r reuHa..E while 'uE wain NbaIes swung around .a h.s seat for d first and distant ..aw a. ra Yale sreI. Vale s-.'.... .erer-- like Walter Camp g r..- "a.la -.Y0w... over the ~.s. and sand 1ar Yale wa -zlrpris- -s inferior .a rr. Cambridge eight
 Not a Blue Wzversd
 .#a re"aa -ar ra o.f and not ? .. ..ar.s .a his seat. although the
 
 Freshman Race Only Consolation. The uu. ..u-oa..ua Jaat Ea'e o6- sai- #. ".. "as I the Tnse r.. .a.. .. -r.uf.. inc a E. a -a.. .u- .r.s- We're Ec r.H u.a a.. #." ur fat. tH. u ..H. ... ..a=- 1. f.- r-.- Q .... ..## ... r.. .-a'er. while . ....r. .ra ..n~ anH 8 u. n.a. range eaN.. IT, s.. .r -aa fo. ..I.--H.aUg-r- of . Yale Won by Two Lengths. .. ... ... mile uI- mile and a na t.. freshmen eight Eai-S. .,H- s4l..-. .r each ease s.- ->a.tI. Uus D. ll. 4. ..- home stretch the Blue y n-s-..- pulled as4. .u. won D. .. ...- Ior Ta minutes the air .r ..a "..#.- had dist u.t.. blue r-. e.. #- .aIHr soon changed. for .. Harvard ".ar- brought ou tue .-au ..- Hr fgul.r- H"dE rom the s-..# 4f #.. start and Nr p-l.