Word: kernan
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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There will probably be no changes in the present lineup before the crucial day. A little shifting around in the Junior Varsity has been going on, however, with Henry W. Locke '38 back again at stroke replacing Reginald D. Kernan...
Junior Varsity-stroke, Roger W. Cutler Jr. '37; 7, Peter T. Brooks '38; 6, Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. '37; 5, John H. Gardner '38; 4, James E. Gardner 36; 3, Henry Lloyd '37; 2, Reginald D. Kernan '36; bow, William C. Haskins '37; and cox, Edward T. White...
...cold, was unable to set the beat yesterday and Roger Cutler, second string timer, took over the job. Cutler will swing the Varsity oar again today until Chaco's recovery, anticipated by the doctor on Wednesday, puts him back at stroke in the second boat. In the Jayvees yesterday Kernan went forward to pull the number two sweep and Roosevelt returned to his post...
Third Varsity-stroke, Ed Simmons; 7, Peter Brooks; 6, Frank Maser; 5, Bob Watson; 4, Choate; 3, Radway; 2, Harry Locke; and bow, Dearborn. Whiteside will keep Reggie Kernan on hand with the rest of this boat to fill in possible vacancies...
From last year's Freshmen crew Brooks, Chace, Clark, Erickson, Gardiner, Radway, Twining, and Van Winkle are available. Charlie Whiteside is also ready to welcome back to the Newell Art Bean, Bill Locke, Bob Wolcott, and Reggie Kernan, none of whom rowed last year...