Word: gale
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Codman, H. F. Colt; 9-10, J. Crocker, F. Cromwell; 10-11, B. W. Currier, W. W. Douglas; 11-12, S. A. Duncan, H. Elliott, Jr.; 12-1, D. P. Freguson, A. B. Field; 1-2, J. B. Fleming, G. P. Fogg, Jr.; 2-3, D. M. Frothingham, W. Gale; 3-4, M. Gratwick, J. C. Greene; 4-5, R. M. Greenwood, C. C. Griffin; 5-6, F. T. Hammond, T. Hitchcock...
Contrary to the usual rule, the race was rowed upstream instead of down, as the coaches considered it impossible for the crews to row into the gale that was blowing. At 5 o'clock, when the race started, it was almost entirely dark, and the crews could scarcely be distinguished...
Team 1, under A. W. Douglass '21, will canvass Dunster Court, Apley Court, Standish, the Yard and Dana Chambers. The following Sophomores comprise the team: D. Angier, J. S. Barss, J. T. Bradiee, D. F. Cameron, N. Choate, J. Codman, W. Gale, M. Gratwick, R. Greenwood, D. Hall, F. T. Hammond, W. D. Howe, H. B. Humphrey, E. D. Hutchinson, O. S. Leland, C. C. Macomber, J. M. Martin, G. S. Morse, G. V. S. Smith, R. E. Smith, R. B. Smith, J. DeC. Scott, B. Wharton, A. M. Wrenn...
...anticipation of the coming crew race and baseball games with the University, Yale's oarsmen and ball players are devoting themselves to vigorous preparation for these events. The rowing squad has already taken up its headquarters at Gale's Ferry, while the baseball men, spurred on by their defeat by Princeton last Saturday, are trying hard to develop a smooth-working and powerful combination...
...hereafter will row twice a day under the supervision of Coach Mather Abbott. Dr. Abbott, who is a member of the college faculty, was a former Oxford University oarsman, and for some time the rowing coach at Groton School. At the last visit of the Yale crew to Gale's Ferry, three years ago, he was assistant coach to the famous professional, Guy Nickalls...