Word: bows
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...month's training from the time of the first selection of 'Varsity candidates after the class races. The order and weights of the men are as follows: Stroke, Dobyns, 150; 7, Biddle, 162; 6, Perkins, 172; 5, Heath, 173; 4, Higginson, 164; 3, Wadsworth, 163; 2, Blake, 160; bow, Harding...
...gets a long body swing and steady drive from the stretcher. Heath, at 5, has gone off of late. He is a good worker and a strong oar, but does not catch the boat with the rest and rushes his slide badly. C. S. Derby 2M., who rowed bow on the '96 'Varsity crew, was tried at 5 yesterday and may ultimately fill that position. Higginson has been doing better work since his change from stroke to 4. His rowing is long and at the same time snappy. The three bow-men, Wadsworth, Blake and Harding, have all shown improvement...
...four substitutes are at present rowing in one of the coxswain pairoared shells built last fall, in which they will probably continue work at New London. The order is: Stroke, Perkins; 3, Marvin; 2, Kernan; bow, Adams...
...Perkins '98 resumed his place at 6 in the 'Varsity boat yesterday, displacing J. F. Perkins '99. The four substitutes went out in one of the fouroared shells used last fall, in the following order: Stroke, J. F. Perkins; 3, Marvin; 2, Kernan; bow, Adams...
Stroke, C. H. Morrill, 135; 7, G. O. Clark, 157; 6, J. H. Lee, 173; 5, C. Butler, 171; 4, H. Coonley, 162; 3, G. B. Hawes, 150; 2, B. Schlesinger, 158; bow, N. F. Ayre, 161; H. G. Wadleigh, coxswain...