Word: coxes
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Varsity: Curwen, stroke; Challinor, 7; Whitman, 6; Lyman, 5; Erskine, 4; Andrews, 3; Richardson, 2; Jenks, bow; Boynton, cox...
Junior Varsity: Seligman, stroke; Sohier, 7; Prince, 6; Marshall, 5; Lamson, 4; Fitz, 3; Noyes, 2; Brown, bow; Palmer, cox...
...Varsity lines up with Dick Sisson, cox; Cunningham, stroke; Drury, 7; Bob Hopewell, 6; Ned Greene, 5; Mal Miller, 4; Bill Haskell, 3; Jerry Redmond, 2; and Ted Wilson...
...such brain was that of William Francis Gibbs. His firm of Gibbs & Cox, naval architects, had designed yachts, the luxurious "Santa" liners of the Grace Line, slick, sleek destroyers for the Navy. For the Maritime Commission's merchant fleet tall, bony, bespectacled Mr. Gibbs had adapted the design of a British freighter, a little ugly duckling of 10,000 dead-weight tons. Parts were standardized for mass production. The plan, which the Maritime Commission adopted, called for simple reciprocating engines, fittings, gears, pumps (all interchangeable) to be made from coast to coast, shipped, fitted into place at the yards...
First Boat: Noyes, stroke; Challinor, 7; Whitman, 6; Lyman, 5; Lamson, 4; King, 3; Richardson, 2; Fitz, bow; Boynton, cox. Second Boat: Seligman, stroke; Sohier, 7; Prince, 6; Marshall, 5; Villa, 4; Andrews, 3; Erskine, 2; Jenks, bow; Palmer, cox. Third Boat: Hibbert, stroke; Snyder, 7; Ober, 6; Donald, 5; Michalis, 4; Soule, 3; Nichols, 2; Brown, bow; Ducey, cox...