Word: crews
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Beginning today, Coach Wray will be at the University boathouse every afternoon after 3 o'clock to assist in coaching any men on the University crew squad or any Freshmen who wish special training. This opportunity for extra coaching before the active season begins is extremely valuable, and it is especially hoped that all Freshmen who find it possible to report regularly will...
...years a practicing lawyer in Boston. He is at present an Overseer of the University. In addition to the A.B. degree, Mr. Storrow received the degree of LL.B. from the Law School in 1888. While an undergraduate he was a member of the University crew, and was captain of the winning crew of 1885. For a number of years since then he has been actively engaged in coaching the eights. Mr. Storrow was born in Boston...
...Athletic Committee yesterday authorized a race between the University crew and Columbia to be rowed on the Charles River on Saturday, April...
...Garcelon, L. '95 said that the secret of success in all things is preparation; the reason why the football and baseball teams, and the crew won last year was because they kept everlastingly at their work. The track team must defeat Yale this year to make up for the defeat of last year, and in order to do this every man must stay out for practice until the end, and even if a man feels that he cannot make the team, his work may encourage someone else...
...elected captain of the University swimming team last night in place of P. Withington '09, who has given up swimming. By the rule of the Athletic Committee, which prohibits a man from taking part in more than two recognized sports, Withington can not be a candidate for the University crew, as he wishes, if he swims this winter, because of the fact that he played on the football team last fall. Aspinwall, his successor, was a member of last year's University swimming team and swam on the relay team in the meets against Yale and against Columbia...