Word: chiefs
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...finish. Nevertheless, they have frequently shown that they are capable of spacing out and making their boat travel well. The Newell Freshmen are not well together and their boat is very unsteady. They have a tendency to rush their slides and to clip at the catch. The two chief faults of the Weld Freshmen are a failure to reach out well and an inability to keep together...
...Benjamin Rand '74, an instructor in Philosophy last year, is about to send to press a fourth, revised edition of his "Selections Illustrating Economic History since the Seven Year's War." His chief work, "Bibliography of Philosophy," is already in press. Both books will be published by The Macmillan...
...team this year will be unable to play, and as the seven men who will return are, with the exception of Captain Marshall, all linemen, there will be an excellent opportunity to rectify, with experienced material, that weakness in defensive play which was one of the chief obstacles to the successful out-come of the season last fall. The loss of three men from the backfield will be severely felt, and it is partly in order to overcome this that the plan has been adopted in favor of the earlier development of team-play. The principal contest for positions will...
...Schoellkopf 1L., who was formerly a member of the Cornell team. At halfback will be D. J. Hurley '05, who substituted for Putnam in the Yale game this fall, T. P. Lindsay '04, and possibly F. W. C. Foster '03 and R. W. Leatherbee '05. The chief wan at will be felt in the quarterback position where, in case of injury to Marshall, only inexperienced material is available--H. S. Parker '04, W. Mc. Elkins '05, W. C. Matthew '05 and S. H. Noyes '03. To fill Barnard's place at left guard there will be a choice between...
McGrew stroked the Newell Seniors, and the general work of the crew showed improvement. The chief defect of all the crews is the shortness of the stroke and the lack of drive at the finish. The Freshman crews have good material, but the men have been unusually slow in becoming accustomed to the work on the water. The orders are still undecided, except that of the Newell Seniors, which is for the present fixed as follows: Stroke, McGrew; 7, Ayer; 6, Foster; 5, Haycock; 4, Stevens; 3, James; 2, Stone; bow, Boardman; cox., Litchfield...