Word: coxswain
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Freshman squad will be coached by Mr. J. G. Smith 1L., a former Cornell coxswain, assisted by Vail, until Mr. Colson 'arrives on February 1 or 2. The squad will be gradually reduced, and those men who were dropped in the fall as well as those who will be dropped hereafter, will be assigned to Newell and Weld graded Freshmen crews. In April these crews will hold a series of races. The comparatively small size of the squad at present is caused by the large cut which was made during the fall rowing, and by the fact that a number...
While a student at Cornell, Mr. Colson was coxswain of three university crews, and in his senior year, captained the crew from the coxswain's seat. For the past four years, in addition to his work in the Cornell Law School, Mr. Colson has coached the Cornell freshman crews...
...matched crews have been chosen, which are rowing in barges, working chiefly on a slow recover and on the finish and catch. All the other men are working at the machines. The rowing will continue this fall as long as the weather remains warm. Five men are trying for coxswain: Baldwin, Ogilby, Snyder, Brown and Forbush...
Bayard S. Litchfield '03, of Brooklyn, N. Y. coxswain, has steered his class boat at the Weld for four years. Age 23; height 5ft. 4 1-2 in; weight...
Malcolm H. Ivy '04, of Newton, coxswain, has steered his class crews. Owing to illness, he was unable to steer the four last year. Age 19; height 5ft. 8 1-2 in.; weight...