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Setting down for the body of the race at a 31 1/2, Schwab continued to row several strokes lower than Columbia and Rutgers, and his boat pulled away for good just after passing under the Harvard bridge. Neck and neck with Rutgers for the whole Henley distance of a mile and five sixteenths, Columbia squeezed into second place by a deck-length in the last few strokes of the race...
...times means anything at all, the races Saturday indicate that Cabot has the potential for a very good season. The varsity's clocking of 7:20 over the Henley course was nearly five seconds faster--over a shell length--than M.I.T.'s time in its victory over Yale and Dart mouth immediately preceding the Crimson contest...
...Harvard rowing season opens this afternoon when Coach Fred Cabot's lightweight crews face Columbia and Rutgers on the Charles. The races, which will be run over the Henley distance of a mile and five-sixteenths, will begin at 3:20 p.m., with the varsity rowing the last race at 5:40 p.m. They will finish below the M.I.T. boathouse...
...late Bishop of Durham, the Rt. Rev. Henley Henson, once acknowledged that "under the description of 'the Anglican Communion,' there are gathered two mutually contradictory conceptions of Christianity." The Anglican Benedictine monks of Nashdom Abbey use the Roman missal and monastic breviary rather than the Book of Common Prayer, and countless Roman Catholic tourists have queued up before the confessionals in Manhattan's St. Mary the Virgin Church only to discover belatedly that they were not in one of Cardinal Spellman's parishes. The ceremony-conscious Anglo-Catholics seem oddly yoked in brotherhood with low-church...
...Harvey Love who first called Parker to the attention of the athletic department after Parker shared quarters with the Crimson crew at the Henley regatta in 1959. "Love was very impressed with Parker," Bolles recalled, "and he suggested adding him to our staff if the opportunity ever presented itself...