Word: bobs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Tickets for this and other performances may be had at Herrick's and Jordan Hall, Boston; Co-operative branch store, Harvard square; and from H. S. Ballou, Jr., '15, Brentford 22. Dan Magee, S. J. Hume '13 Tom Foley, J. K. Hodges '14 Bob Johnson, H. R. Sanford '13 David, I. Pichel '14 Flynn, J. A. Donovan '13 Jennings, N. B. Clark '16 Alice Magee, Miss Marian Gragg Cathleen O'Donovan, Miss Jessie MacDonald Mrs. Johnson, Miss Edna Behre Mary Johnson, Miss Bessie Carpenter Becky, Miss Dorothy Sands Sally, Miss Sara Mazur
...Jordan Hall on December 14. Tickets at $1.50 and $1 for the Cambridge performances may be obtained at the main store of the Co-operative Society and from H. S. Ballou, Jr., '15, Brentford 22. Dan Magee, S. J. Hume '13 Tom Foley, R. D. Whittemore '13 Bob Johnson, E. W. Hammond uC. David, I. Pichel '14 Flynn, J. A. Donovan sL. Jennings, N. B. Clark '16 Alice Magee, Miss Marian Gragg Cathleen O'Donovan, Miss Jessie MacDonald Mrs. Johnson, Miss Edna Behre Becky, Miss Dorothy Sands Mary Johnson, Miss Bessie Carpenter
Blaikie (not William Blaikie) was the custodian of the old Harvard boat-house in 1871, and he said, in the presence of several college crews, that these seats could not prove to be of any use. In 1872, Trowbridge entered for the spring races in singles, and with him Bob Russell, the strongest oarsman of his day in college, and with a number of other men. The others failed to come to the scratch, so that the race became as it were a try-out between the new-fangled seats and the old. Trowbridge beat Russell up to the turning...
...Coach John Kennedy is taken by Yale men to mean the end of professional coaching. It is stated, however, that the advisory committee may engage Mr. Kennedy to look after the crew men and to assist in the teaching of the stroke, which stroke will be strictly that of "Bob" Cook. A meeting of old Yale oarsmen was held in New York week before last, when plans for adopting the graduate system of coaching were agreed upon. All the ex-crew captains were present from the year 1876, besides many well-known oarsmen. Upon the acceptance of Mr. Kennedy...
...will be a surprise to many to see the name of Bob Cook again in Yale rowing news. But his name has been foremost of late whenever Yale men have discussed their boating troubles. It is the Cook stroke that Yale men want their crews to row again, and no one can teach this so well as Mr. Cook himself. Although Mr. Rodgers has been selected as head coach, there is reason to believe that Mr. Cook will be seen at Yale boat- house frequently, and will again lend his aid and advice to Yale rowing...