Word: bert
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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This morning and afternoon short sprints featured the work, of all the crews, Coach Muller taking his eights down stream to the Navy Yard, and Coach Bert Haines accompanying the Freshmen over a similar course late this afternoon...
...Coach Bert Haines took the Freshmen for a three-mile row before lunch, finishing off the day's practice with an easy work-out late this afternoon...
...Freshmen had much the same sort of program as the University, except that the work of substitution was carried one step further than was the case with Coach Muller's boats. Coaches William and Bert Haines started out at stroke and seven respectively, and moved down the shell, occupying in succession the positions of 6 and 5, 4 and 3, and 2 and bow. Afternoon work for the 1926 men was confined to a 3-mile paddle...
...afternoon University A and B negotiated the four miles side by side at a steady pace of 28 or so, several notches higher than was the stroke used yesterday. They were paced for two miles by the combination crew, while Coach Bert Haines took his Freshmen separately to opposite the Navy Yard and back...
...consisted only of a short paddle. The 1926 combination is again at full strength as a result of the return of J. W. Adie to his position at stroke. Adie had been out the latter part of last week, and since Kent Leavitt is back at number 7 Coach Bert Haines now has his complete quota with which to work...