Word: piers
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Second round--A. S. Pier vs. T. Motley...
...water by lack of shells. Their early practice was entirely in barges and they seem to have profited by it. The first boat has at stroke Boardman, who rowed last year on the winning interscholastic crew; he has come up lately from the third crew during the illness of Pier and is doing promising work. Ayer at 7 rowed 3 on the Roxbury Latin crew last spring. He and McGrew at 6 are heavy and powerful men and Ayer is an especially reliable oar both in blade and body work. Swann at 5 has had some experience in rowing...
...either club and the race promises to be well contested. Six crews, three from each club, will enter. The orders of the boats are now probably final, though there have been several changes in the last few days. The first Newell suffered yesterday from the loss of its stroke, Pier, on account of illness. He will be unable to row in the race. The make-ups of the first three crews at either club follow...
Second--Stroke, Pier; 7, Whitridge; 6, Clifford; 5, Haycock; 4, Riker; 3, Atwater; 2, DuBois; bow, Storer...
...Corbett, L. B. Cummings, R. Derby, G. H. Dowse, E. F. DuBois, E. George, T. H. Graydon, D. S. Greenough, Jr., C. A. Hartwell, W. James, Jr., G. L. Jones, C. H. Krumbaar, Jr., R. W. Locke, J. B. McDonald, C. E. Maltby, J. L. Peabody, W. B. Pier, J. S. Pitkin, E. B. Roberts, T. D. Roberts, R. E. Streit, J. E. Switzer, A. P. Thornton, L. Warner, H. B. Whiting, W. S. Whitwell 3d, S. H. Wolcott and C. F. Wright...