Word: filley
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...rowing in the best of form. Yale, on the other hand, appeared to be a little tired. Noyes at 6 was lunging with his blade at the catch, and Morse, 3, and Weeks, bow, were also out of time on the recovery. Gradually the University shell forged ahead. Filley raised his stroke and every man in the boat kept with him, even at 36 in the last few lengths. The whole Harvard crew finished strong, crossing the line a winner by almost two lengths of open water. The time was 23 minutes and 2 seconds. In the Yale boat, Noyes...
Harvard University eight--Stroke, Filley; 7, Newnall; 6, Bacon; 5, Richardson; 4, Glass; 3, Morgan; 2, Fish, bow, Tappan; cox., Blagden...
...Beck Hall Spread, Beck Hall, immediately after the Stadium exercises--R. Amory, Jr., W. H. Appleton, J. D. C. Bradley, S. F. T. Brock, G. H. Burnett, I. T. Burr, Jr., S. Cabot, Jr., C. Cobb, L. Delano, W. F. Emerson, O. D. Filley, R. Fitz, F. A. Goodhue, R. Grant, Jr., C. P. Greenough, 2nd, W. F. Harrison, V. Hollingsworth, J. R. Cooper, Jr., LeR. King, O. Matsukata, W. G. Means, L. G. Morris, D. A. Newhall, J. D. Nichols, J. Parkinson, Jr., A. J. D. Paul, J. D. Peabody, R. M. Poor, S. D. Preston, H. H. Whitman...
Oliver Dwight Filley '06, of Boston, stroke and captain, prepared for College at Rugby, England, and at Stone's School, where he stroked the crew in 1902. In his Freshman year he rowed six in the University boat, and has stroked it for the past two years. Last year he was captain. He is 23 years old, weighs 167 pounds and is 6 feet in height...
...float at 5.50 o'clock and went down stream for about two miles, keeping close to the east shore in order to avoid the rough water occasioned by an ebbing tide and a south wind. They rowed out in the current on the way back to the quarters. Filley maintained throughout the practice the slowest stroke he has used this year, paddling along at 26 and 27 strokes to the minute. The shell was on an even keel all the time and the men rowed in clean form...