Word: bows
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...changes are at present in the offing in the freshmen's starting lineup. Louis McCagg is at stroke, George Gifford at number seven oar, Jim Slocum at six, Steve Hedberg at five, Clem Despard at four, Bill Bliss at three, Jack Avis at two, and Bill Engstrom in the bow. Warren Clark will steer, yell stroke, and generally direct activities from the coxswain's post...
Varsity: Smith, stroke; Barrett, 7; Potter, 6; Clark, 5; Grosvenor, 4; Bordman, 3; Menslage, 2; Allen, bow; Osborne...
...balance. Granted, Sanders Theater is too large for harpsichord tones to compete satisfactorily with the violin. Nevertheless, while being true to the music by using the harpsichord rather than the piano which dominated the nineteenth century, they have not weakened the violin proportionately. Schneider uses a straight bow with taut hairs rather than the arched, loose-haired bow to which Bach was accustomed. Even with this slight exception, however, it is undoubtedly true that the two give the most precise demonstration to be found anywhere of the complete understanding which Bach had for the possibilities of the instruments...
...inducement is a Schwinn "New World" bicycle, which will be handed out by Bow Street's Bicycle Exchange to the lucky winner of the race. Just what the victor is supposed to do with the cycle he won the race on is nuclear, but as Hegel says, onward and upward...
Dolf Samborski's Yardling nine will take a bow at 3:45 p.m. today when it takes on its first competition of the year, the MIT freshmen...