Word: clark
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...order of the Freshman crew was considerably changed yesterday. Preliminary to the regular crew practice, Swain and Clark and Byrd and Higginson went out in pair-oars. The crew then rowed a couple of stretches up river; the order being changed both times. The first make-up was: Stroke, Byrd; 7, Higginson; 6, Glidden; 5, Palmer; 4, Tilton; 3, Biddle; 2, Brown; bow, Saltonstall. The second was: Stroke, Boardman; 7, Higginson; 6, Byrd; 5, Palmer; 4, Glidden; 3, Biddle; 2, Brown; bow, Saltonstall...
...Harvard men will speak the first time in the following order: S. R. Wrightington '97, G. H. Dorr '97, F. Dobyns '98. In the rebuttal speeches the order will be: Dorr, Wrightington, Dobyns. For Yale, in the main speeches, the order will be: C. S. MacFarland, Div., C. U. Clark '97, C. H. Studinski '97; in rebuttal, MacFarland, Studinski, Clark...
...second speaker will be Charles W. Clark '97, of New York. Clark has taken more prizes for scholarship than any man in his class, and is an ex-president of the Yale Union. Last year he was on the Yale team that won from Princeton...
...make-up of the Yale team this year insures a greater amount of rebuttal work than usual, as Clark and Studinski are exceptional men in this particular. While Harvard has virtually the affirmative side, her position is really a negative one and calls for a great amount of off-hand refutation...
...substitutes are Palmer, Tilton, Boardman and Clark. Palmer buries his oar too deep and yanks in his arms at the finish. Tilton goes too far back. Boardman and Clark fail to get their oars in the water as far as they reach, and they begin to row before the oars are buried. None of them get their oars in at the full reach...