Word: ireland
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...freshman crew squad has been reduced to twenty-two men. They are being coached by Armstrong, Beard, and Treadway of the 'varsity crew. The first eight is rowing as follows: Stroke, Whitney; 7, Hitchcock; 6, Langford; 5, Ireland; 4, Rodgers; 3, Marsh; 2, D. Rogers; bow, Gerrard...
...give each man a trial for the different positions in the boat. The same thing is true to a certain extent in regard to the freshmen, although of late they have been rowing together in the first boat as follows: Stroke, Tweedy; 7, Brewer; 6, Langford; 5, Ireland; 4, Cadwalader; 3, Monk; 2, Noyes; bow, Gerard...
...assurances that nothing will be left undone which can minister to the comfort and pleasure of the Cornell crew. There seems to be much interest in Great Britain over the coming of the crew. Letters have recently been received from the authorities of some of the best crews in Ireland announcing that it is their intention to arrange the dates of their regattas so that it will be possible for the Cornell crew to compete in them after the race at Henley. The Irish crews are very anxious to have the Cornell crew visit them...
...smoke-talk of the Catholic Club in the Delta Upsilon rooms. Mr. J. J. Roach of Boston addressed the club on the subject of "John Boyle O'Reilly." It was announced that the club will hold a public meeting next April in Sanders Theatre at which Arch-bishop Ireland will speak, and probably one in January or February at which Bishop Spalding will deliver the address...
...Bishop McQuaid's attack upon Archbishop Ireland justified...