Word: latham
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...juniors have sixteen candidates at work, and hope to be strengthened by the addition of Hamlin, of last years university crew. The crew will probably be a light one, although there are some heavy and powerful men among them: Vogel, Brown, Roberts, Ayer and Capt. Latham were members of last year's crew. The first eight...
Fifteen men who have never before rowed on the crew, beside most of the old men, are trying for positions in the junior boat. The new men are being coached by Captain Latham and some of the old oarsmen of the class...
...Huddeston, 173; Harrison. 162; F. Fiske, 152; Boyden, 162; N. Codman, 155; Hoyt, -; Hurd, 155; E. Richards, 160; H. Fessenden, 147. The positions of the men have not yet been assigned. Dewey, however, is at present the stroke. The men began rowing this week and are coached by Capt. Latham...
Last night's drawings for positions in the scratch crews resulted as follows: Senior eights. 1. Hansen, Storrow, Keith, Thayer, C. F. Ayer, A. Z, Bowen, Hazard, Gilman. 2. Harris, Borland, Homans, C. R. Brown, Latham, Vogel, cox, Hamlin. 3. Keyes, Yocum, F. H. Cabot, Baldwin, Russel, Endicott, Bemis, Winter. 4. Mumford, Burgess, Baum, R. F. Fisk, Rantoul, Parker, F. S. Coolidge, Baker. Freshman eights: 1. Garrison, Porter, Codman, Lent, Abbott, Blossom, Kennard, Hopkins. 2. Warren, Cabot, Adams, Hale, Schermerhorn, Goodhue, Homans, Furness. 3. Pulsifer, Anderson, Payne, Thomas, Woodman, Bancroft, de Billier, Reynolds. Coxswains, Whiteside, Baldwin, and Woodworth...
...Friday evening the 150 members of the junior class assembled in Boylston, and were called co order by President Barnes. The annual elections resulted as follows: President, W. S. Barnes; vice president, J. H. Huddleston; secretary, A. P. Gardner; captain of crew, M. S. Latham; captain of nine, W. B. Phillips; captain of eleven, G. Woodbury; marshals for torchlight parade, 1st, W. S. Barnes, 2nd, W. S. Borland, 3rd, G. B. Harris. The class voted to postpone action on the parade until after the results of the canvass held by the Harvard Union are made known...