Word: boated
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...University crew yesterday rowed several short stretches and although the stroke was very low the boat travelled better than it has done for some time. The men held their slides better and finished the stroke stronger than here tofore. As Bullard's ankle is still sore, Fitzgerald continued at 2. Harding still holds his place...
...inter-club races are now entitled to wear the following insignia: Juniors, white shirts and caps with black lettering; intermediates, white shirts and caps with red lettering; seniors, black shirts and caps with red lettering. The letters are to be arranged as follows: The initial letter of the boat club is to be large with a small H. U. inside. In the case of the Weld the H and U are on either side of the centre bars of the W, for the Newell, the small letters are above and below the crossbar...
...large H with the boat club letters inside will hereafter be given only to crews which race with crews from other colleges, which it is hoped in the future they may do. The crews which row in interclub races and in the M. A. R. A. regatta on June 17 are not representative of the University as a crew sent to race other colleges must necessarily be. For this reason these crews will be entitled only to the small H. U. to identify their boat clubs as Harvard organizations. The red shirts formerly given to Senior crews will no longer...
...shell designed for the University crew by Mr. Clinton H. Crane was tried for the first time yesterday afternoon. The boat is finer at the bow, wider in the stern, and much more shallow than those built on the old model. The shell is not expected to have extraordinary speed. But it was calculated that if the lines could be made some-what finer without rendering the boat correspondingly unsteady an increase of speed amounting to a couple of seconds in the mile would result. In yesterday's trial the boat appeared to be very steady. Although it is fully...
...University Boat club has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: President, A. H. Richardson '01; vice-president, F. S. Warmoth '01S.; secretary, R. Potter '02. The university and freshman crews took their last row in New Haven yesterday morning, and will leave for New London this afternoon. Four eight-oared shells, two four-oared shells and two pair oars have been sent to New London...