Word: coaching
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...would be impossible for the University to express in any adequate terms, its hearty appreciation of the sacrifice which Mr. Keyes has made, in leaving his business, to go to New London, and coach the crew. Coming at a time when competent coaching is so essential to the progress and final development of a strong crew, it is all the more welcome because unexpected...
...entire confidence which he holds, of graduates and undergraduates alike to say nothing of the crew itself. The fact that he turned out a crew so admirably trained and managed as was last year's 'varsity, is only a more conclusive evidence of his ability as a coach. The University is unanimous in its appreciation of the unselfishness of Mr. Keyes and its gratitude to him for his devotion to Harvard's boating interests is unlimited...
...rebuilding the kitchen and improving the sanitary arrangements. The launch will be sent down by freight this morning, and the boats will go Monday morning. The crew will row regularly twice a day at New London, in the morning and in the afternoon. Perkins will go with them as coach and will be joined later by Adams. The following men will be taken: Lynam, Kelton, Acton, Waters, Winthrop, Bond, Rantoul, Newell, Cummings and Slade. The freshmen crew will probably go a week later...
Words cannot express the deep regret felt by the 'varsity crew because Harry Keyes will be unable to lend his services as coach. Several fruitless attempts have been made to get Mr. Keyes to come to Cambridge. The work of coaching will consequently fall upon Adams and Perkins, and the former will be unable to go New London...
After a tea, given to the men by the ladies of the Germantown Club, the team were driven by Mr. Cassatt on his coach to the Bryn Mawr Hotel, where a high tea, followed by a very jolly ball was given to them by the Haverford and U. of Pa. cricketers...