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...rowed No. 7 on the 'varsity crew of 1889-90 which beat Harvard, and, after Allen jumped from the boat in the race with the "Atalantas," stroked the crew for the remainder of the course. He did not row last year on account of heart-trouble. T. I. Chatfield '93, 168 1-2 lbs., who rowed No. 7 on Friday, was bow on his class crew last year. C. Dunkerson '94, 159 lbs. and H. B. Perkins '94, 163 lbs., each rowed No. 6 part of the time. Both held the position of captain of the freshman crew at different...
...average weight of the men is rather light, yet with diligent work it is expected to put a strong crew on the water in the spring. The following men are still candidates: C. W. Mills, S. B. Ives, J. S. Cravens, A. M. Wallis, D. Rogers, T. I. Chatfield, J. A. Gould, S. E. Crump, E. F. Gallaudet, M. A. Pond, A. B. Graves, T. Denney, Jr., A. L. Van Huyek, R. S. Pitkin, T. L. Bristol, G. T. Slade, H. S. Thompson, F. K. Bremner, T. Parker, and W. M. Strong...
Wallis, 164 pounds; Ives 170, Denny 148, Merritt 162, Crump 162, Gallaudet 1541/2, Mills 172, Higgins 159, Chatfield 152, Gould 1581/2, Cravens 162, Gignoux 171, Graves 1581/2, Zantzinger 160, Cartwright 148, Pierce 162, Pitkin 158, Sutphen 164, Dorsey 150, Slade 152, Anderson 1521/2, Hammond 140, Cravens 162, Pond 1681/2, Bristol 146, Lord 1561/2, Jones 141, Thornton 153, Barnes 1531/2, Hand 1491/2, and Rogers (captain), 1481/2...
...meeting last Saturday was merely for the purpose of getting the men together in order to explain the work and to give them a few instructions. The following men presented themselves as candidates: C. D. Jones 138 pounds; S. B. Ives, 168; J. S. Cravens, 162; T. T. Chatfield, 1561/2; G. T. Slade, 1501/2; J. A. Babbitt, 143: E. R. Lamson, 142; W. M. Strong, 150; F. Parsons, 151; C. Kyle, 153; E. F. Gallaudet, 160; H. B. Barnes, C. W. Mills, 174; A. H. Wallis, and C. M. Pope. From '92 S., F. H. Barbour, 158; R. S. Pitkin...