Word: macnaughton
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...usually the most difficult in order, and Mead, Gamble and Converse have all been tried out with more or less success at this position. No. 6 may be filled by any of the three capable men rowing there these past three weeks, Meyer, Salyards or Page. With MacNaughton, Fox and Coleman temporarily off the squad, Atkins has probably shown the most promise at No. 5. Love-joy makes a fair four and for the three bow seats there are Harriman, Lawrence, Wooley, Vail, Ewing and others, all light men of more or less merit...
Yale second crew.--Stroke, A. R. Hyatt; 7, M. MacNaughton; 6, R. Kositzky; 5, L. W. Fox; 4, C. W. Gamble; 3, A. M. Munson; 2, A. R. Gilfillan; bow, G. A. Mugser; cox., McClane...
...MacNaughton 1918, No. 7, is 21 years old. He is 5 feet 11 1-2 inches tall, and weighs 183 pounds...
...Haven, Conn., April 5.--Coach Vivian Nickalls made a shake-up in the University boats here today. MacNaughton was advanced from the second to 7 in the first crew, while Captain Low, who had been rowing 7, was shifted to 3. Kositzky, who had been rowing in this latter position since the Yale crews first went out onto the harbor on March 21, was dropped to the second boat. coach Nickalls thought the shift generally advantageous to all crews. He further declared that he would likely make some changes in the personnel of the Freshman crews within the next...
...Francis Grover Cleveland Aloysius O'Neil '16, of St. Louis, Mo.; Edward Reese Roberts '16, of Cape Giradeau, Mo.; Elmer Raymond Schaffer 2G., of Olney, Ill.; Edward Otto Tabor 2L., of Pascagoula, Miss.; Elmo Basley Taylor 1L., of Los Angeles, Cal.; Harold McBride Thurston '17, of Muskegon, Mich.; Joseph MacNaughton Waterman '17, of Ogdensburg, N. Y.; Albert John Weatherhead, Jr., '15, of Cleveland...