Word: bows
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...younger oarsmen came nearly even with his shell, Heard called, "Give her ten!". At the finish, with both crews putting their best into their sprints, the Seconds were pulling steadily away until they had increased the lead and showed three quarters of a length of open water. Peirce, rowing bow in the yearling boat, collapsed at the finish, so strenuous were his crews efforts to catch up. The Freshmen feel that given another chance they can beat the Seconds...
...first time in its history, the Cercle Francais next fall is considering an extension of its activities beyond Cambridge and Boston, and, like other college organizations, hopes to make its bow before New York City audiences. The announcement of this plan was made yesterday with that of other arrangements for the coming year. Neither the name of the production to be given, nor the theatre in which it will be staged have yet been definitely decided. In all probability, however, the New York playhouse will be the Punch and Judy Theatre. The selection of the Cercle's vehicle awaits...
...around with a whitewash brush. An attempt has been made to jazz up this fragrantly simple story of the lovers who buried their love beneath a tree as they were forced to marry others, and had their souls reunited at last in their descendants. Harrison Ford, Ethel Shannon, Clara Bow and William Norris pop in and out of the story, doubling on their tracks through three generations, in a way that will probably confuse all but those who have grown up with the original operetta...
First University Crew.--stroke, Winthrop; 7, Hobson; 6, Jameson; 5, Johnson; 4, Adle; 3, Henry; 2, Mumford; bow, Kelley; cox., Burnham...
Junior University Crew.--stroke, Gale; 7, J. P. Hubbard; 6, Darlington; 5, Gates; 4, Weymer; 3, Barton; 2, Hoover; bow, Krumbhaar; cox., Heard...