Word: coaches
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Less than 50 men have reported to Coach Haines for rowing so far. Owing to the irregularities of the candidates' schedules, it has not yet been possible to assign the men to regular crews, but three or four mixed crews have been out on the river every day this week. More candidates are wanted, and previous rowing experience is not necessary. New men may report at Newell Boat House any time Monday afternoon after 3 o'clock...
...best players of these two teams. Professor R. N. Corwin, head of the Athletic Committee and captain of the Yale eleven in 1880, will be in charge of the football work this fall, co-operating with Major Samuel Weldon, commandant of the S. A. T. C. No coach has yet been appointed, but J. C. Mack, trainer of the track team for the past few years, and who has also trained football elevens, is still in the employ of Yale University, and will look after the conditioning of the men and perhaps do a little coaching...
...Coach Haines in Complete Charge...
...Coach R. F. Herrick '90, through the pressure of war work, was unable to devote any of his time to the coaching of the oarsmen, Coach Haines, Herrick's lieutenant for the past two years, was at the start of the season designated as head of the crew policy. Throughout the season the latter took complete charge of the first University and 1921 shells, while Coaches Brown and A. Beane '11 directed the lower University and Freshman boats...
...until March 21 that Coach Haines set his charges out on the river. Contrary to the former, custom, no attempt was made to have the boat take to the water earlier by rowing in Lynn Harbor. The first 1921 shell appeared on the Charles on the same date. With the actual opening of the season on the water, the squad materially increased so that 16 full crews were launched daily...