Word: boated
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...measured in front of Newell Boat House, and proved to be slightly over eight inches thick, but such weather as yesterday ought to break this up soon...
...Freshman crews yesterday afternoon. One shift of importance was made, W. Richardson '17 rowing 7 in University B in place of H. A. Qulmby '18, who will not row for a few days because of illness. J. H. Volkmann '16 was still kept at 4 in this same boat, for H. S. Middendorf '16 is not yet in fit condition to return to practice. With A. Potter '17 out with a strained ankle, this makes three men from the University crews on the sicklist...
...order of the first two University crews remained the same, but there were several shifts in the Freshman boats. L. Nichols '19, who had been rowing No. 2 in the second boat, changed places with N. P. Hill '19, who had been rowing No. 4 in the first. Another shift in this boat was the moving of E. S. Brewer from bow to J. S. Coleman's place in 4, and of Coleman...
Some important changes marked the practice of the University and Freshman crews yesterday afternoon. R. F. Herrick, Jr. '16 reported for practice and was placed at bow on University B. In the first Freshman boat E. A. Hill and P. A. Freeman, Jr., were changed about, the former now rowing 4 and the latter 2. In the second Freshman boat, L. H. Emery moved from 6 to stroke and S. M. Rinchart, Jr., was installed at 6. Other changes were also made in the lower boats...
...large picture of Turner's middle period, representing a wide expanse of sea with a flat bottom boat ferrying passengers to a packet with sails spread. These two boats form a large mass in the centre of the picture, while, on the left, a buoy floating on the crest of the wave and a group of small boats in the middle distance are balanced by a single sailboat and the pier and city of Calais, seen in the extreme distance at the right. The near point of view chosen by the artist permits of every detail in the two boats...