Harvard Yale Boat Race, 1852-1924 and the Coming of Sport to the American College
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flyleaf; includes
three-quarter sized page
that bears an ill... [more] Presumed author note
flyleaf; includes
three-quarter sized page
that bears an illustration;
the embossed seal of the
Yale Crew Association's
150 Year Anniversary; plus
the author's signature
stated first edition;
clean tight and bright
looks unread large
hardcover in jacket;
jacket shows minute
shelfwear F/NF [less]
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Publisher: Mystic Seaport Museum, Incorporated Summary: When Harvard and Yale met for a rowing race in 1852, American intercollegiate sport was born. From its early, informal days as a gentlemen's competition to its later role as an integral part of organized college athletics, Thomas C. Mendenhall traces the history of The Race through its formative period. The recognized authority on the history of collegiate rowing, Mendenhall covers the personalities, the technical an [read more]
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Publisher: Mystic Seaport Museum, Incorporated
When Harvard and Yale met for a rowing race in 1852, American intercollegiate sport was born. From its early, informal days as a gentlemen's competition to its later role as an integral part of organized college athletics, Thomas C. Mendenhall traces the history of The Race through its formative period. The recognized authority on the history of collegiate rowing, Mendenhall covers the personalities, the technical and stylistic controversies, and the grand spectacle of the races themselves in graceful prose heavily illustrated with period images. This book will delight anyone interested in competitive rowing or collegiate athletics.
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