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Cornell is to lose Coach Charles E. Courtney at the end of the present rowing season. After almost 30 years of highly successful service as chief of staff of the Cornell navy he is to retire, as his physical condition will not warrant his continuing in charge of the crews as head coach longer than this year. There is little doubt, however, that he will remain high in the advisory councils of Cornell rowing...
...Willcox, Jr., '17, fourth in the 440-yard dash, are the men available. Cornell is more fortunate, retaining 23 of 45 points. Yale will have the winners of 15 out of 29 points available again, California will retain 13 of 22, and Princeton 9 of 10, while Stanford will lose all but 2 of her 22 points...
...Much has been accomplished by the good work that the Harvard undergraduates and others have done in connection with the Harvard Regiment. This work, however, will lose its greatest and principal value, both now and for the future, unless it is followed up by practically all the members of that regiment, and also many others, enrolling for training this summer. This will perfect the work that has already been done. Its influence on the rest of the country will be even greater...
...coaching of the crew to the older, more mature and experienced eye of the instructor. One has but to name men like Bancroft, Storrow, Lehman and Mr. Herrick in his coaching of the Henley crew to bear out this statement. Captains of crews coached by these men did not lose any of the credit, nor the opportunity to influence, mould and lead their crews. Unfortunately men of that stamp have not always been available and with the recourse to professional coaches it has often become necessary for the captain to shoulder responsibilities which improperly burden him and in some cases...
...while M. I. T. failed to register a single point. An unfortunate injury to D. Campbell '17, who with the exception of Captain W. Campbell '16 was the University's most brilliant performer, handicapped the team to such an extent that it was only able to tie Amherst and lose to Brown. Beside these meets the team took part in exhibitions at the Cambridge Y. M. C. A., Watertown High School, Andover, Exeter, Boston...