Word: going
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...second crew Corbett was moved to number 7, Montgomery was taken from the four-oar and put in at 5, and Arnold coxswained. As this left only three men for the four-oar the boat did not go out; two of the men rowed in singles and the other ran along the bank...
...class crews have been on the river two weeks and a half, and are showing fair improvement. The two Senior crews did not go out yesterday, but the first Junior crew rowed from the Newell boat-house. Simmons, who was rowing bow on the University four-oar last week, was back at 7 in the Junior boat, and Forte, who did not row last week, was in at 2. Every day this week, except Monday, when the weather was unfavorable, and Thursday, when only the first crew went out, the two Sophomore crews have been rowing from the Weld boathouse...
...round athlete of America, who was entered for the Pentathon, left Sheridan the only American entry in that event, but Sullivan has been provisionally entered by the committee. There is a probability that Parsons of California, who last year won the Amateur Athletic Union Championship at Portland, Ore., will go to Athens as a member of the team. He is at present a student in Wisconsin University. Also E. B. Parsons of Yale will probably go to Athens with the team, although he has not decided definitely. As a whole the team is fairly representative, but many of the best...
...utmost importance that Seniors whose names begin with the first eight letters of the alphabet should make appointments with Tupper immediately. In about a week the first lot of photographs will go to the engravers, and unless men obtain sittings immediately, they will be left out. Men after receiving proofs should return them as soon as possible. The choice will be made for them if they fail to do so. 1906 PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE...
...utmost importance that Seniors whose names begin with the first eight letters of the alphabet should make appointments with Tupper immediately. In less than two weeks the first lot of photographs will go to the engravers, and unless men obtain sittings immediately, they will be left out. This week should finish up the whole alphabet. Men after receiving proofs should return them as soon as possible. The choice will be made for them if they fail to return the proofs. 1906 PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE...