Word: falle
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...seat in the first shell are C. McK. Norton, captain and stroke; Guy Murchie, No. 7, brother of Donald Murchie who rowed in Boat A in some of the two-mile races last year; James Lawrence, bow; Forrester Clark, No. 4, who was a football tackle this fall, and back on the Polo Team, and B. J. Harrison, No. 6, also a tackle on the football squad...
...narrow outlook. This year certainly the principal athletic policy has been to widen the scope of sport to include as many men as possible, and to provide them not only with facilities but with competent coaching. In crew, the number for whom we have thus provided is considerable. Last fall thirty-two crews were on the river. This meant that at least 256 oarsmen were regularly coached. The number of coxswains are not included, since one coxswain served for more than one boat. To instruct these men there was a staff of eleven coaches; one head coach for the varsity...
...added incentive of competition in definite races outside the college. The attendant preparation for these races has always entailed practically eight months of continuous training. Whatever feeling of drudgery may have risen in the past has been counteracted this year by breaking up the long season into a fall and spring season, the winter season--this being spent in whatever form of athletics the individual selected for himself. The squash tournament open to all members of the squad was recently won by W. G. Saltonstall...
Bill Lutz has a master's affection for the shells which he makes in the workshop in the Weld Boathouse across the river. "I'm turning out three craft this year," he said. "Two new 'lights' took to the water this fall, and the Number 15 model will be ready in the spring. I usually only make two shells a year. A good boat will last about 16 years. Then sometimes we give them to Prep schools before they are that...
...well established, it was pointed out by Mrs. Milner. "Freedom with dignity is what we strive for in the Farnsworth Room," she explained, "and it always comes if a man catches the Harvard spirit. Some men think the formality overdone, but they are the rare exceptions who do not fall into the spirit of the room...