Word: boated
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...only two positions which have been in doubt for Saturday's regatta were announced definitely by Coach Stevens last night. Barrett Soudder 27, who has been on the third boat for the last few days, appeared in his old position of stroke of the second crew yesterday and will be there on Saturday. W. E. Beer 26, who has been coxing the first shell since the Princeton race, has been definitely located in that position...
...seating of the Smith boat follows; bow, Wells Knierim; 2, E. J. Briesen; 3, S. C. Millett; 4, C. C. Gray; 5, Dean Chamberlain; 6 H. K. McCain; 7, H. C. Winthringham; stroke, James De Normandie; cox., R. H. Crawford...
...heavy 1929 eight again defeated the University crews, Coach Stevens will have the same oarsmen in the shells that have rowed since the Princeton race with one exception. Yesterday Howe, who has been stroking the third crew recently, replaced Scudder in the pace-setter's seat of the second boat...
...victory of the Freshman crew on Saturday gave unmistakable evidence that Coach Haines has one of the strongest crews in years. When three weeks ago the Freshmen nosed out Captain Winthrop's shell, it was expected that the University boat would get revenge as soon as it had rowed in the same order for more than three days. Last Saturday, however, the Freshmen did not win by a scant six feet, but in a final spurt pulled nearly a length ahead of Coach Steven's first boat. The second University crew was two lengths behind half way down the course...
...Harvard Freshman crew will be entering its first official race the favorite. In its two tests against the University eight, the 1929 boat has covered the course in 9 minutes 35 seconds and 9 minutes 40 seconds. These were not last times, but the Freshmen have proved their ability to keep up at a low stroke. One internal change in the seating has been made recently Murchie, the tallest man in the boat, has gone to 7, while Saum, the shortest oarsman of the lot, has moved back...