Word: goodwin
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...figures '86 in the centre, which was afterwards carried in the procession of the next day. The officials of the race were: Referee, Capt. Lewis K. Hull of the Yale crew; judge for Harvard, Capt. Edward D. Brandegee of the '81 Harvard crew; judge for Columbia, Capt. Jasper T. Goodwin; time-keepers, for Harvard, Mr. frank Bolles; for Columbia, Mr. Geo. B. Lee; judge at finish, Mr. J. C. Ayer, Harvard...
...Carrie Goodwin, Columbia's launch, which was used as a referee's boat, reached the start at 10 o'clock. After notifying Columbia to get ready, the launch crossed the river and told the Harvard men to be on the line at 11.15 o'clock promptly. Harvard was delayed a few moments by the breaking of a rowing pin, which had to be repaired, but, after a short delay, pushed off from their float and paddled over to the starting line, where the Columbia crew, being just at hand, soon joined them. Beside the Goodwin, the Cecile of New London...
...BIDDLE,W. H. GOODWIN, JR.,G. E. LOWELL,Committee...
...current number of Harper's Weekly contains portraits of Profs. G. M. Lane and W. W. Goodwin...
...make them fully as good if not better than the freshman crew of last year. Up to Wednesday last they had been using the '83 class boat, which was not rigged to suit them at all, and the crew was not very well placed in the boat. Mr. Jasper Goodwin took hold of them that afternoon, saw what was the matter, and on returning to the boat house at once made arrangements for the fitting up of last year's freshman boat to suit the present crew, at the same time making some changes in the position...