Word: boated
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...long rows to the basin and back have given the men opportunity to work in unison, and their stroke has been long and powerful. Two other crews from the University squad have been out, the fourth boat having been disbanded to allow the men to try for their class crews. Their orders have remained unchanged, and the long rows down-stream have shown an improvement in blade work and timing. Coach Wray has supervised the work of all the crews from his single. The launch John Harvard has been put in commission and will be ready for use on Monday...
...basin yesterday afternoon. The water was rough owing to the cold wind, and little blade work could be attempted. Four University and four Freshman crews were sent out, the work of the latter being supervised by Coach Stephenson, who accompanied them in his single. The order of the University boat was the same as last week, Coach Wray continuing to row 2 in place of Lunt...
...Boylston street bridge to the Stillman Infirmary. As the launches will not be in commission until about the middle of March, Coaches Wray and Stephenson have supervised the work of the crews from their singles, and for the last two days, Coach Wray has rowed 2 in the University boat. On Tuesday and Wednesday, three University eights were on the river, and yesterday a fourth crew was sent...
...Bacon has gone from 6 to Lunt's old place at 4, while the latter has been shifted to 2. In order to fill Severance's place at 3, Faulkner has moved from bow, the seat which Capt. Cutler is now occupying. The only new men in the boat are R. Cutler and L. Withington, both members of last year's Freshman crew, who are rowing 6 and 5 respectively. Individually every man has had experience, having rowed in at least one race at New London, and as a whole the men pull well together...
...crews rowed up-stream above the Stillman Infirmary in short stretches, but did not remain out long because of the cold wind. The University crew went out for the first time in the new English boat received last fall from Sims & Son, of Putney, England which was presented by W.C. Baylies '84. A temporary change was made in the boat, Hooper rowing 4 in place of Bacon who was absent. Coach Wray supervised the work of the University crews from his single and spent considerable time on the first Freshman boat...