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...seconds. The row was up stream with a fairly strong wind in favor but no tide. The crew was not well together at the start and the first two miles were slow. Bancroft then raised the stroke to 32 and the last two miles went much better. The chief fault was that the men did not apply the power together. The crew finished in good shape for the first long row and the work was fairly satisfactory. The time was not especially good, considering the conditions...
...last meeting of the Harvard Monthly, R. M. Green '02 was elected Editor-in-chief for next year. H. L. Warner '03 was elected a regular member of the board...
...year, when defeated by Haverford. In bowling, the old Haverford players, Justice and Hinchman, are both very effective, and O. Chew '03, who has developed promisingly of late, is a good change bowler. Hinchman, Mifflin, Mather and Pasea are all strong batters. Mifflin will keep wicket for Harvard. The chief weakness of the team is in the fielding which has been erratic at times. Altogether the two teams are well matched, although the chances seem to be slightly in Harvard's favor...
...winning the Sophomore English Prize of the Class of 1859, he was on the Junior team in the Class of 1876 Prize Debate last year, and this year won the Baird Prize for delivery. He has also been managing editor of the 1901 "Bric-a-Brac," and editor-in-chief of the Princetonian. He was on the debating team which defeated Yale this year, and has been chosen Valedictorian of the Senior Class for Commencement...
...Newell Law School crew is not so well together, although there are several experienced men in the boat. Sheafe has been rowing occasionally, but will not be in the race. At present, the chief fault is a tendency to row out of the boat and to rush the slides. This makes the boat unsteady and prevents a good beat. The order is: Stroke, Blake; 7, Bolling; 6, Swift; 5, Perkins; 4, Marvin; 3, Schoyer; 2, Farley; bow, Stetson...