Word: crookeder
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No. 7 breaks his arms too soon and rows with crooked back. Both stroke and No. 7, however, show excellent form, considering the time that they have been in training.
At No. 3, Scott is a heavy, muscular man, and rows in fair form. Guild swings back too far, shoots his arms and recovers at the same time, and rows with crooked arms.
Bow swings back too far, jerks at the finish and keeps poor time. He also rows with crooked arms and does not put life enough into the stroke.
In connection with the recent accounts of the Yale crew in the Boston Herald, the following from a New Haven correspondent of the New York Times may be of interest: "Their new shell has been built by Keast, and fully conforms to Yale's new scheme of making quick strokes...
The boating men are doing their best. Princeton has so few advantages to boast, and so many disadvantages, that it has always been a matter of doubt in the minds of some whether or not it is best to go to so much expense for an object which is likely...