Word: bows
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...audience. Curly-headed Ronald Liss had to leave the stage several times. But even the smallest players had learned enough about music to read notes with a fair degree of accuracy, to beat good time when their turns came to climb up on a grown-up chair, bow vigorously, tap for attention and direct the others. Karl Moldrem, the man who , founded and patiently trained the New York Baby Orchestra, appeared on the stage to help the children tune their violins, to remind each of the young conductors that they were to wave their arms in three-four or four...
...probably have had time trials if the temperature had not been so high. Following a shakeup yesterday, the Freshman crew again rowed in the revised seatings, which appear to be permanent. The seatings now are: stroke, Lake; 7, Atherton; 6, Beane; 5, Prout; 4, Kernan; 3, Clark; 2, Walcott; bow, Farley; cox, McVickar...
Last night the Freshman lineup was changed, and today the yearling crew took the river in the following seatings: bow, L.C. Farley, Jr.: 7, H.F. Atherton, Jr.; 6, W.S. Burton; 6, W.W. Prout; 4, R.D. Kernan; 3, R.S. Clarke: 2. R.S. Wolcott; stroke, Arthur Beane; coxswain, H.K. McVickar. The first-year men confined their activities to long paddles, rowing six miles this morning and eight miles this afternoon...
...lengths and will have the same boating for this race. The Harvard seating will be: stroke, W. D. Locke; 7, H. F. Atherton, Jr.; 6, W. S. Burton; 5, C. F. Brown, III; 4, J. E. Gardner, Jr.; 3, P. S. Weld; 2, R. S. Wolcott; bow, G. A. Matteson; coxswain, W. E. Howell. The Rollins boating will be as follows: stroke, E. N. Jenka; 7, J. T. Cadmore; 6, J. C. Williams; 5, H. P. Abbott. Jr.; 4, E. H. Bonclli Jr.; 3, N. B. Westen; 2, G. W. Edwards; bow, A. B. Whitelaw; coxawain, Douglas Chalmers...
Exeter: stroke, McGuire; 7, Dresser; 6, Hondrie; 5, Curtiss; 4, Tufts; 3, Johnson; 2, Newman; bow, Hutchinson; coxswain, Sweeny...