Word: marvinism
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...three. This crew is erratic in its work, some days going very well and on others taking an inexcusable slump. Adams sets a lively stroke and keeps his crew up to their work. His fault which is the chief fault of the crew is a tendency to shorten. Marvin and Byrd in the middle of the boat are tall men and have had some experience in four rowing; both row a fairly long stroke. Robinson at bow is a new man; he rowed bow on the Weld '98 crew last year and is strong but slow...
Stroke, Adams '98; 3, Marvin '99; 2, Byrd 1900; bow, Robinson...
Stroke, Adams '98; 3 Marvin '99; 2, Byrd 1900; bow, Robinson '98; cox., Orton...
...Adams's crew, Marvin has taken Perkins's place at 3, and Robinson who rowed bow in the Weld junior crew last spring has been put in at bow in Marvin's place. Captain Goodrich is now stroking his crew. The order of the boat changes constantly, but Blake is usually at 2 and DuBois at bow. J. F. Perkins's boat has been rowing now for two weeks with a regular make up and is going at present more smoothly than the others...
Homans, c. c., Marvin...