Word: crews
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Simultaneously the Department of Justice, in New Orleans, released Capt. John Thomas Randall and the crew of the I'm Alone from a charge of conspiracy. The U. S. found it had "insufficient evidence" for conviction. Captain Randall talked of a $250,000 damage suit against the U. S. for the loss of his ship and its liquor cargo...
Stanley Wyman Swaim '31, stroke of last year's Freshman eight, will set the pace of the University crew in the first race of the season against M. I. T. on May 4, according to an announcement made by Coach E. J. Brown '96 shortly after the two University crews had engaged in a mile and three quarter race in the Charles River Basin on Saturday afternoon. Swaim stroked the losing crew in the trial over the full distance, but his rowing was of such merit that Coach Brown selected him in preference to P. H. Watts '31, who fixed...
...good indoor record behind them the chances for a highly successful outdoor campaign look bright and therefore Coach Sharp is anxious to get his team in the best possible shape early. Furthermore there will be the job of filling the place of Captain F. A. Clark '29, who as crew captain will have to devote his entire time to that sport. Clark will miss the Yale game on May 15 but will be ready to ride again in the outdoor intercollegiates which take place in Philadelphia several days after the Harvard-Yale boat race...
...opening races of the 150-pound crew season, last Wednesday, two Harvard Shells divided honors with the Kent School, with the second Crimson boat registering in a victory while the first was later defeated. The University heavyweight squad did not practice during vacation: but the Freshmen have been hard at work, and capped their efforts with a race last Saturday...
...Freshman have been rowing twice a day since Wednesday in preparation for a hard season. The three cornered race last Saturday was a walk away for the Red crew, stroked by A. H. Parker '32. The winners gave their two rivals a length's handicap, but ended a full three lengths ahead...