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During the major part of the contest, Harvard was pulling the slower stroke. Although the men had been coached to row the entire four miles at 33, Stroke Chanler found that the men were not quite together at that pace. To get rythm and life into the boat, it became necessary to drop the stroke until it finally stood at 28. Appleton, on the other hand, worked his men evenly at 32 for practically the entire distance...
...Chanler, Jr., '14, stroke, of New York, prepared at Eton School, England. He has rowed on the University four and eight, is 22 years old, 5 feet 11 inches tall, and weighs 157 pounds...
...arriving at Red Top Murray was moved to number 3 in the first boat. Soucy going to 7, displacing Curtis, while Gardiner took Talcott's place at 2. The order of the second crew was then: stroke, Chanler: 7, Curtis: 6. Morgan: 5. J. W. Middendorf: 4, H. S. Middendorf: 3. Meyer: 2. Talcott: bow, Saltonstall: cox., Kreger. Mr. R. F. Herrick '90 took charge of this crew to prepare it for the Henley Regatta, England, July 1-4. Both crews have improved considerably in form and finish in the smooth water of the Thames as was expected...
...first week, the-two strokes, Chanler and Lund, changed places as Chanler has had the experience in a four-mile race which Lund lacks, and the latter has proved capable at the shorter distance...
This year's "H" men to graduate are Captain Reynolds, Chanler, Gardiner, and Saltonstall, rowing bow, stroke, and No. 2 in the first and bow in the second respectively. Curtis, No. 7 in the second crew is the only other Senior on either of the first two boats. The second crew this year is exceptionally good and there should be little difficulty in filling the positions vacated in the University boat next year. Lund is fast becoming a stroke of more than average calibre, while Morgan and Talcott are keen candidates...