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...than any of the class crews, and if it improves as rapidly in its work on the water as may be expected will certainly make a good showing in the class races. The men rowed yesterday in the following order: Stroke, Miller; 7, Davis, 6, Slade; 5, Earle; 4, Hathaway; 3, Maynard; 2, Bisbee; bow, Hand. This not the probable make-up of the boat; Burgess will probably row bow, and Keyes, who rowed No. 7 in the crew last year is certain of a place in the boat...
...HATHAWAY, JR.LOST.- A blue-book of French exercises. My name on outside. Please return to Leavitt and Peirce...
...more strict, and a record is kept of the bed hour of every man. The weights of the men are taken regularly twice a week. According to the last record the weights were as follows: Baldwin 139, Bisbee 157, Brewer 154 1-2, Burgess 152, Davis 166, Earle 171, Hathaway 161, Maynard 157 1-2, Miller 157, and Slade...
...Hathaway, 158. Has just resumed training so that he is not open to as much criticism as the other men. He goes back too far, is slow at full reach (an old fault), and hurries his finish...
Slade's going back to his class crew has necessitated one or two changes, so that at present the '93 crew is rowing as follows: Keyes (stroke), Davis 7, Hathaway 6, Slade 5, Baldwin 4, Post 3, Hand 2, Brewer bow. Burgess, the captain of the '93 crew, has not been rowing regularly with the crew, but has spent most of his time in coaching. During the next two weeks W. Alexander '87, under whom the crew was last year, will probably coach them. He will also coach the junior crew...