Word: enough
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...well, but rowed poorly after the first half mile. The boat rocked considerably. Morgan at 8 washed out with his blade at the end of his stroke. At 5 Lowell finished his stroke too soon and did not keep the full strength of his shoulders on the oar long enough. And Ball at 3 often lost the beat of the stroke, as he showed a tendency to shorten the stroke at the catch. These faults were probably due in a large degree to the changes in the crew; but the work of Emmons at 7 and Swaim...
...stroke this week the men have made a good deal of progress in controlling their slides, and as a result the boat is much steadier than previously. At this low pace, however, the men apparently lack vigor, especially Crandall at 2, who fails to break in his arms early enough in the stroke. Wood at bow swings badly out of time...
...work of the Freshman infielders is fairly satisfactory, although the throwing is poor; the outfielders are slow in staring, and consequently do not cover enough ground. The pitchers are doing encouraging work...
...hope that every man in College will be good enough to look over his shelves and to let us have every book he can possibly spare. The success of the plan depends obviously on the number of volumes collected, and we wish that this might be large enough to enable us to announce in the College pamphlets that a considerable number of books will be available next year. For the Social Service Committee. P. E. HUTCHISON...
...through earnest effort under Wray's coaching the worst faults have been eradicated. As a whole, however, the form of the first crew is exceedingly ragged, although the order has remained the same since Monday. This is due to the lack of a suitable stroke who combines a long enough reach to afford the men behind him an opportunity for a strong sweep. Cable, Ellis, Faulkner and Williams have been tried there successively, but none, of them has proved satisfactory...