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Dates: during 1890-1899
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The work of the 'Varsity crew has been progressing steadily and yesterday Mr. Lehmann put them in the new English shell for the first time. They have thus far been rowing in a compromise barge which was used yesterday for a short row before going out in the shell. The...
The men did not keep the boat well on her keel at first, but steadied down and showed a marked improvement at the end. J. Lawrence, at 3, though an inexperienced oar, gives promise of turning out well.
Before going out in the shell J. H. Perkins coached the second crew from the launch. Most of the men showed a tendency to hurry their slides, and although Dobyns at stroke was apt to rush his slide, the crew seemed to catch ahead of him. The order was as...
The Weld crews are still in a very unsettled state. Yesterday the second senior crew was abolished. The junior crew from now on will not be restricted to Freshmen as was originally proposed. The three crews went out yesterday in the following orders:
Intermediate-Stroke, E. H. Morrill; 7, Clark; 6, Coonley; 5, Butler, 4, Lee; 3, Huntington; 2, Wood; bow, Hawes. Clark is acting as temporary captain. Wood, who is a Senior, is not eligible to row in the intermediate crew, but went out yesterday to fill up. He also rowed for...