Word: bows
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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C.McK. Norton '29 was switched by Coach E.J. Brown '96 from his regular bow oar to the No. 4 seat and Amyas Ames '28 was promoted to Norton's place from the Third crew. A.T. Gray '30 will move back from No. 4 to fill Cushman's position. Coach Brown stated that Norton would remain for certain in the No. 4 seat. The others are liable to change...
...pound crew suffered one shift in the substitution at 3.3. Ganz '28 toe Maurice Hecksher '29 at the bow position. Coach C.S. Heard '25 made the replacement to lessen the poundage of the lightweight shell which had been, until yesterday, above the average allowed for 150 pound oarsmen...
...onetime famed contralto, had written Pen Man Shaw, asking him to do a preface for her forthcoming biography. Replied he: ''Good gracious! I'd never dare! You're a much bigger person than I. I should look like a ridiculous little busybody making a pretentious bow in your limelight. And, anyhow, what could I say of Clara Butt...
Pulling powerfully through waves that shipped at times over the bow and into the shell, the first boat, stroked by captain John Watts '28, failed by a length and a half to overtake the Ineligibles who had been granted an eight length lead at the start. The second crew, paced by James Lawrence Jr. '29, finished in a dead heat with the first eight after getting away from the mark with a three length handicap...
...beginning of this year's season, Norton was rowing at No. 3 on crew B, and when Coach E. J. Brown '96 picked his first two eights at the beginning of last week he was placed at bow, where he is now rowing...