Word: developed
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...second team will report at the Locker Building today at 2.45 o'clock. It is by no means too late in the season for a man to come out and make the first squad by showing his ability on the second team. Coaches are on hand to develop promising material. R. M. PAGE...
...that social, service work requires administrative work and forces a man to develop the power to control those with whom he comes in contact, no better practical training for later life...
...will be hurt, and misfortune in this respect will ruin the prospects of any team. Injuries which make it necessary for substitutes to play regularly, throw greater responsibility upon the men who are fortunate in avoiding accidents. All the members of the team individually and collectively must continue to develop at top speed if they are to meet Yale on equal terms in spite of the possible absence of any of the strongest players...
Some minor changes have occurred in the orders of the second and third crews during the past three days. Both crews have shown consistent improvement and attained a more even keel with each day's rowing. In the next few weeks these eights should develop so as to be able to give the University crew a good try-out in the three and one-half mile handicap race which will end the season...
...Newton, Strong, Leslie, and Balch, from last year's Freshman crew, were the new men tried out in the boat. When the spring training began, Newton was sent in to stroke, with Cutler at 6, but, as Newton got on probation, it was not thought advisable to develop the eight with him at stroke and the two men were again interchanged. With Hooper at 4, in place of Withington, who was supervising spring football practice, with Balch at 3, Sargent at 2, and Whitney at bow, the crew easily defeated Annapolis on the River Severn on April...