Word: boated
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...been missing since 4.30 o'clock Monday afternoon, no trace had been found of him up to time the CRIMSON went to press last night. Proctor took a wherry from Weld Boathouse Monday afternoon, and the first intimation rowing officials had that something was wrong was when a police boat returned with the empty wherry which was discovered floating on the river opposite the Metropolitan Riding Club...
While cruising on the Charles about a quarter of a mile above Weld boat house late yesterday afternoon, a Metropolitan Police boat discovered an empty wherry floating near the shore. The wherry was loaded on the launch and returned to Weld, where records indicated that a Freshman, Robert Raids beck Proctor of Fatville had taken the aboat out about at half hour previous to its discovery. Until the Crimson went to press last night, no trace had been found of its occupant...
That Proctor was not an experienced sculler is the consensus of opinion of bystanders who watched him leave Weld boat house about 4.30 o'clock yesterday afternoon. In the eyes of one observer, his evident inexperience was so marked as to call for comment, since he nearly tipped over twice-before getting through the arch of the Anderson Bridge...
Coach Brown has been shifting the line-ups of the class boats so frequently that it has been impossible to determine their exact power. Thursday, the Senior class eight outstripped the Union Boat Club by five lengthen the best exhibition by a class crew this year. However, the Sophomore A crew, composed of several men formerly on the third view of Coach Stevens, offers strong opposition to a 1924 victory...
Coach Newell sends his B 150-pound boat into the second event of the regatta, the race of the light boats of Harvard, Penn, and M. I. T. This shell, stroked by Dudley Merrill '26, won the right to represent the University in the event when they defeated the rival A crew last Thursday by one length over the Henly distance...