Word: bows
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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KIRKLAND: L. Wulsin, Jr., bow; R. W. Tilney, Jr., No. 2; F. S. Armstrong, Jr., No. 3; L. L. Arnold, No. 4; B. B. Kirkland, NO. 5; G. G. Tarbell, No. 6; D. A. Tufts, No. 7; T. L. Talbot, stroke. J. M. Snow...
...Almeria the British destroyer Hunter, on patrol duty, hit or was hit by something that pushed in her bow, killed eight British seamen, wounded 14. Was it a mine, or was it, as Almeria fishermen are said to have insisted, a torpedo from a German submarine whose periscope had been observed? International complications from this might be so grave that British admiralty officials "suggested," even before a committee of inquiry was constituted, that the Hunter had hit a mine. With great secrecy the Hunter, bow awash, was towed stern foremost into Gibraltar, locked in a closely-guarded drydock, where gold...
ELIOT: D. S. Cheevers, bow; D. W. Fiske, No. 2; J. H. Gleason, No. 3; O. C. Keller, No. 4; S. P. Shaw, No. 5; W. E. Huenekens, No. 6; C. Carey, No. 7; D. Emerson, stroke; G. F. Cronkhite...
LOWELL: R. Carter, bow; R. M. Kernan, NO. 2; I. M. Korbel, No. 3; C. W. O'Conor, No. 4; D. B. Armstrong, No. 5; P. L. Scott, No. 6; B. G. Leighton, No. 7; O. K. Scott, stroke; R. R. Boyd...
ADAMS: S. W. Thaxter, bow; L. S. Johnson, No. 2; A. T. Enos, No. 3; J. J. Colony, No. 4; S. S. Stanton, No. 5; I. T. Burr, III, No. 6; A. L. Derby, No. 7; W. P. Rogers, stroke; Perkins...