Word: launching
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...former University oarsmen, Mr. C. K. Cummings '93, and Mr. A. E. Perkins '93, accompanied the first and second crews on their up-stream row in the launch. Both have sons on the 1923 squad...
...minutes 47 seconds. It started with a 34 stroke for one minute, dropped to 33 and then to 32, and in the final spurt went to 35. The freshmen traveled a beat or two less than the second crew at all times. Four watches in the coaches' launch caught the times alike. The seating of the second boat was the same as yesterday, Lovejoy still being...
Yesterday afternoon the first and second University crews and the first Freshman eight had their first workout since the races Saturday, accompanied by Coach Haines in the launch. There was no change in the University line-up except that E. L. Pierson, '21, coxed the first crew during the temporary absence of F. S. Williams '22. C. Reynders '21 took charge of the second eight in place of Pierson...
...first workout in the afternoon, when they went out for an easy row over the course, accompanied by Coach Spaeth. It is not likely that they will row again this morning. The Pennsylvania crew rowed twice yesterday, at 11 o'clock and 5, when Coach Wright followed in the launch...
Yesterday afternoon the Pennsylvania crew which arrived in Cambridge in the morning, had its first workout on the Charles when it rowed to about half a mile below the Harvard bridge, accompanied by Coach Wright in the launch. The men were in excellent, condition, and rowed smoothly in spite of the wind and rough water which they encountered down stream. Their stroke is long in the water, characterized by a reach far to the front and a steady pull-through which drives the shell through the water at an even speed...