Word: goulding
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...hard at work all the year, rowing on the harbor during the fall, and training steadily in the tank during the winter. Last Tuesday the crew went out on the harbor for the first time this spring. The men sat in the following positions: Stroke, Simms; 7, Hagermann; 6, Gould; 5, Pond; 4, Ely; 3. Mills; 2, Crosby; bow, Balliet. Besides these men, Heffelfinger, Payne, Klimpke, Graves, and Jones were out in pairoars. Isham '91 did the coaching...
...been rowing in the bow this year till Ives, who had been rowing stroke, had to stop rowing from heart trouble. Hagermann has had the training of being an oar on the Cornell crew. He has had to change his stroke slightly and adapt it to the Yale stroke. Gould and Pond are both new men, but they are heavy and row well. Ely was substitute on the crew last year and has greatly improved from his training this year. Mills played tackle on the foot ball team this year. Crosby is also a foot ball man; he played...
...theatricals will be given in New York at the Manhattan Athletic Club Theatre, 45th St. and Madison Avenue on Friday and Saturday evenings, April 3d and 4th. A matinee will be given on Saturday afternoon, April 4. The performance is entitled "The Obispah," an operetta written by B. A. Gould '91, with original music, composed by R. W. Atkinson '91 and L. S. Thompson '92. The operetta is to be preceded by an original farce written by R. H. Post '91 called "Two Old Grads...
...Balliet, '92, 165 lbs.; B. L. Crosby, '92, 167; P. Hagerman, L. S., 178; R. D. Paine, '94, 184; H. T. Ferris, '91, 177; C. W. Mills, '93, 170; P. Klimpke, '92, 164; F. W. Jones, '91, S., 167; C. R. Ely, '91, 172; J. A. Gould, '92, S., 167; J. Q. Tilson, '91, 178; T. F. Bayard, Jr., L. S., 180; W. H. Haskell, '92, 169; A. G. Graves, '91 S., 172; C. M. Robinson, '91, S., 163. Of course to these names that of Heffelfinger is to be added...
...poet was next introduced, Benjamin A. Gould, Jr., '91. The poem was always happy and often brilliantly clever as it hit off the prowess and familiar characteristics of the men we have watched with such deep interest that we have grown to feel the reality of that often hypothetical thing, college brotherhood. From Lake to Cumnock, he went through the list and ended by declaring "There's no sweeter music than Twelve...