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ATHALIE USHERS.- The following have been appointed ushers for the performance this afternoon: A. S. Gilman, E. E. Goodhue, D. Vincent, H. P. Perry, G. Blake, B. D. Barker, H. McK. Jones, H. Fox, K. L. Mark, E. Cook, G. S. Parker, F. R. DuBois, R. D. Swaim, C. Bell, R. H. Dana, H. G. Hart, H. B. Clark, A. D. Wyman, T. H. Gray, R. W. Simmons, G. Bell, R. W. Shapleigh, L. D. Humphrey, L. Mendelsohn. Ushers must be at Sanders at 12.50 without fail to receive badges and instructions...
...judges, S. R. Wrightington 1L., and C. Grilk '98, chose the following men to speak at the second trial: A. G. Allen, Jr., H. W. Bowker, Arnold Cook, E. E. Coolidge, L. M. Dougan, R. A. Feiss, S. H. E. Freund, M. T. Hall, J. W. Scott, and M. E. Stillwell...
Goodrich was not out yesterday but went to New London to discuss the Thames course with Coach Cook and Captain Payne Whitney of Yale. They went over the course on a tug with the New London Regatta Committee and discussed modifications which may be advantageous. Nothing definite was decided, however...
...work at the beginning consisted of the individual coaching of a few candidates in the pair oars by Mr. Cook. This was continued until about ten days ago when the eight-oared was used, the candidates rowing as follows: Stroke, Williams 1900; 7, Greenleaf '99 S.; 6, Niedeken 1900; 5, Cross 1900; 4, Wickes 1900; 3, Parkhurst '99 or Brock 1900; 2, Patterson 1900; bow, Whitney '98, captain...
Under all probabilities there will be no changes in the stroke or in the rigging of the boat, but the same method and equipment will be employed as were used last year. Mr. Cook is expected to remain the entire season and will have complete charge of the coaching...