Word: armes
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Curtis, 137. He has much life and dash, but does not swing from his hips. He breaks his arm too soon and meets his oar at the finish...
...juniors and seniors have only begun lately and do not seem to have their principal candidates at work. They are doing a little straight arm rowing and running up the Avenue every evening. From present appearances it would seem that the chances are favorable for good class crews and a lively race next spring...
...hardly realize that three months of this college year are gone, for when we look back and see how this term tucked the twenty-fifth of September under its arm and started for Christmas, Dean wasn't in it.- Ed. in Yale Record...
...captain, has been coaching the crews. Every now and then C. A. Hight, L. S., his taken the crews for an afternoon. The work has consisted so far of body motion, practising the swing from the hips and the stiff back. For a part of the time the straight arm has been practised; and yesterday in the rowing room the first two crews used the oars. After the rowing the men go through a brief dumb bell exercise, and take a short run. It is too early for much criticism of the men. There are not many heavy men among...
Score, Harvard 6; Yale 0.Yale started well from the centre. McClung and Heffelfinger gained 18 yards. Dean was hurt in tackling McClung, but on the next down he broke through beside the mighty Heffelfinger, hit Barbour's arm and spoiled the pass...