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Dates: during 1920-1929
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With exceptionally favorable weather conditions prevailing yesterday, Coach Spuhn took four 150-pound crews on one of the longest pulls of the year. The first lightweight crew did not stop until it was within a short distance of the Subway bridge, while the remaining three shells trailed but a short distance behind...
While the line-ups of the 150-pound crews are subject to change at any time, the presence of three of last year's regulars in the shell stroked by Merrill stamps this boat as the first crew at present. It is the only boat which rows regularly with the same seating order, the other oarsmen in the squad being assigned to places when they report at Newell boathouse every afternoon...
...Third Crew Bow, F. F. Robinson '27; No. 2, A. M. Luke '27; No. 3, H. B. Mosle '27; No. 4, H. E. Rule '27; No. 5, H. G. Sweet '26; No. 6, H. C. Prudhomme '25; No. 7, H. S. Crosby '26, stroke, A. B. Coates '26; coxswain, J. E. Bradley...
...Fourth Crew Bow, R. S. Kilbourne '27; No. 2, G. Ficks '25; No. 3, D. L. Stocker '26; No. 4, M. D. Brown '26; No. 5, O. Edwards '26; No. 6, P. Ives '27; No. 7, W. R. Clark '27; stroke H. S. Goodwin '27; coxswain, S. G. Taylor...
...Second Crew Bow, E. P. Isham '25; No. 2, E. Callendar '27; No. 3, F. F. Russell '26; No. 4, A. D. Lindley '25; No. 5, W. M. Veths '27; No. 6, A. E. Hudson '27; No. 7, E. R. Wardwell '27; stroke, T. L. Laughlin '27; coxswain, D. R. Welles...