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...motor boats were taken out for the first time this year and the University class, and 150-pound crews were coached into them by Coaches Muller and William Haines. The regular Freshman cross were coached by Coach Bert Housed in a single...
With tide and weather both favorable at Fort Point Channel yesterday afternoon, Coach Frank Muller had all four University crews out for a protracted spin following their enforced absence from open water work the latter part of last week...
Crews A and B, coxed by B. H. Burnham '24 and W. W. Wood '24, had a comparatively easy workout, despite the fact that they covered a greater distance than they did on Tuesday. Starting at about 5 o'clock under the direction of Coach Muller who followed the practice from the launch, the men rowed for an hour along the Fort Point, Channel. The water conditions were perfect, and the improvement in balance and steadiness of the shells was quite marked. Nothing was attempted, however, beyond a slow paddle, as the coaches wish to secure an adequate grounding...
...Coach Muller has expressed himself as well satisfied with the conditions on the harbor and with the progress made thus far, and it is probably in view of the present condition of the ice on the upper Charles, that the crews will remain at the Shawmut Club for some time to come. The rowing program for this afternoon will follow in its main outlines the work of the crews yesterday...
Crews A and B left the Shawmut boat club shortly after 5 o'clock with Coach Muller in the coxswain's seat of the seconds. The water of Fort Point Channel was eceptionally smooth and free from floating ice, an unobstructed stretch of nearly a mile being available. The two crews paddled side by side over the first mile matching each other stroke for stroke. After this preliminary spin Coach Muller took the second eight down stream for half a mile and sent the first crew back over the half-mile upstream course. Over two miles were covered altogether...