Word: curwen
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Voted to the Council as delegates from the major sports were William Barnes, III '43 of football; David P. Boynton '43 of crew; George M. Burditt, Jr. '44 of basketball; C. Thompson Cowen '44 of hockey; Darcy Curwen '43 of swimming; F. Barton Harvey, Jr. '43 of baseball; and John R. Shattuck '44 of track...
Matters had a lead of 26 over the runner-up, Donald Forte of Adams House and Waban. Third man was Darcy Curwen, who lives in Winthrop House, and makes his home in Exeter New Hampshire, while F. Barton Harvey, Jr., of Mount Auburn Street and Baltimore, Maryland, took fourth with 182 tallies. Only nine votes behind was Donald E. McNicol, who hails from Adams House and Flushing, N. Y., John W. Sullivan, Jr. of Adams House and Caribou, Me., was sixth with...
...next four Sophomores were: E. Thayer Drake, 3rd, 154; Malcolm H. Brodrick, 107; Brooks N. Heath, 104; and John P. Kennedy, Jr., 101. Council Election Results CLASS OF '43 Thomas Matters 254 Donald Forte 228 Darcy Curwen 192 F. Barton Harvey, Jr. 182 Donald E. McNicol 173 John W. Sullivan 170 CLASS OF '44 George M. Burditt Jr. 204 Hugh M. Hyde 168 John D. Eusden...
...early lead and then under stroke the opposition all the way to the finish. Saturday this plan did not work, for Cornell's powerful eight, which had a four pound per man advantage over Harvard, gained its half length while rowing a fraction over 31 as compared to Curwen's steady...
This unexpected turn of events forced Curwen to resort to the unhealthy expedient of raising the stroke, which he did with successful results soon after the two eights went under the Massachusetts Avenue bridge. The superior bladework and timing of the Harvard boat paid dividends, for the Crimson began to pick up on the Ithacans, who looked a lot better at 32 than they...