Word: captains
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...little practice at catching flies outside. Weather permitting the squad will take their first outdoor practice either today or tomorrow, on Soldiers Field. The squad has not been much diminished as yet, but will probably be cut down soon after the out-door practice begins, when a temporary captain will be elected...
Marvin, who usually rows at 7 on the fist crew, was absent and Captain Thomson, who rows at 6, is at present in Philadelphia suffering from a bad cold. The two crews rowed about twenty minutes each and were coached by Captain Bullard. They will go on the river tomorrow, if not today. It has not yet been announced who will be the permanent coach when they get on the water...
Yesterday afternoon the 'varsity crew rowed on the river for the first time since last fall. The launch has not yet been made ready, so Mr. Mumford coached the men from the barge. Captain Bullard did not row. The order of the crew was changed again yesterday afternoon, the men rowing as follows: Stroke, Goodrich; 7, Jennings; 6, Sprague; 5, Duffield; 4, Stillman; 3, Perkins; 2, Hollister; bow, Moulton. From this it will be seen that Stillman and Hollister have changed places and Moulton has been put at bow. Hayes and Ames practiced in a pair...
...been decided to send a team to represent Princeton at the Olympic games to be held in Athens from April 5 to 15. The members of the team are Robert Garrett, Jr., '97, captain of this year's track team, who will compete in the shot-put, throwing the discuss, broad jump, and horizontal bar vault; A. C. Tyler '97, who will enter the pole vault; F. A. Lane '97, who will contest in the 100 metre dash; J. H. Colfelt '99, who will enter the four hundred metre race. The men will sail on Saturday for Naples. From Naples...
...crews went out, one early in the afternoon consisting of R. K. Fox, stroke; G. S. Derby, 3; H. Addison, 2; H. G. Dorman, bow; the other later made up of W. Greenough, stroke; M. Lincoln, 3; B. Frothingham, 2; J. C. Fairchild, bow. Fennessy coached one crew and Captain Forbes the other. The crew will continue to row in fours until the water is high enough to get the ninety-six eightoared barge from the 'varsity boat house...