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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Candidates from the Freshman class for the managership of the Freshman crew are asked to meet in Hampden 25 at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening. At that time managers Aspinwall and Cobb will outline the work of the competition, which will begin shortly and will last until the middle of May. As no managing experience is necessary, it is hoped that many candidates will report...
Regular rowing for the University crews will start on Monday, February 9. All candidates for the crew should sign the lists posted at the University boat-house before Wednesday of this week in order that the candidates may be divided into provisional eights before February 9, and allowing the rowing to start that...
More Freshman crew candidates are wanted for voluntary rowing than came out last week. It is of particular benefit to heavy men of little rowing experience to report at the boathouse at least three times a week as long as voluntary practice lasts. This is the only time in the season when individual coaching on the machines can be had. It is also very important that all University and Freshman crew coxswain candidates report at this practice. Much can be learned in regard to coaching the men on the water from hearing the coaches in the boathouse...
...Haven, Conn., Sunday, December 14, 1913.--The Yale Athletic Committee has decided to give up the unsuccessful English stroke, and has appointed Richard Armstrong, captain of the winning Yale 1895 crew, head coach. He will be assisted by Mr. Guy Nickalls, who has been coach of the Leander crew for many years, and is known as one of the English rowing experts. He will also be assisted by Mr. Gianinni of the New York Athletic Club...
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