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This afternoon J. J. Storrow '85, Mr. Francis Peabody, Jr., and H. E. Loring '69, of the Harvard crew that went to England, were in the launch and saw the 'Varsity row its last four-miler. From this time on the practice will be light, and on Tuesday, the day before the race, there will probably be no rowing...
From a Harvard standpoint it is interesting to compare the Metropolitan Regattas of the last three years. Two years ago one Weld crew, a junior eight, competed successfully. Last year three crews entered, two eights and a four oar, and counting the single sculls, the Weld captured five out of seven events. This year, the number of eights was increased to four, a four oared crew also entered, and, with the singles, seven of the eight races were...
HARVARD QUARTERS, NEW LONDON, June 17.- The 'Varsity crew is in perfect health and spirits, with the exception of Blake, whose cold is keeping him out of the boat. Kernan, who is in Blake's place at 2, is at present somewhat slow but will undoubtedly liven up by next Wednesday. That every one here is in a cheerful mood is an encouraging fact...
Before Kernan was put into the boat the four 'Varsity substitutes rowed in a four-oared shell. Marvin was stroke, Perkins 3, Kernan 2 and Adams bow. Mr. Lehmann has rowed in the four since Kernan has been on the crew...
Senior eights-One crew each from B. A. A., Millstream B. C., and Weld B. C. The Weld crew is made up as follows: Stroke, Boardman '99, 165 lbs.; 7, McDuffie '99, 160 lbs.; 6, Tilton 1900, 175 lbs.; 5, Sheafe '99, 162 lbs.; 4, Wood '98, 168 lbs.; 3, DuBois '98 (captain), 155 lbs.; 2, Davis '99, 160 lbs.; bow, Peirce 1900, 162 lbs.; coxswain, Wadleigh...