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...course against the wind and tide. University A settled down to a low stroke and let B pull out a half-length lead before the first mile was covered; but after that the positions remained unchanged until after the two-mile mark, when the first boat came up even. Pierson called for ten several times and Appleton and the men behind him responded well. The seconds fought hard and each time Appleton went as high as 30, Matthews put up his beat to 35. Both crews came in with a strong finishing spurt...
...length lead for the beginning of the race. The first crew has been held to a comparatively low strike in its brushes against the second and has shown up well against the higher beat of B. With a half-mile to go this afternoon and the first crew trailing, Pierson called for ten, and the men responded with an effort which sent them up even to the second, and from there on Appleton led the way to a half-length lead over the finish line...
...members of the committee are: Richard Chute '22, Chairman; R. W. Gratwick '21, Philip Hofer '21, E. L. Pierson Jr. '21, Melville P. Baker '22, Haven Parker '22, R. P. Parker '22, Vinton Chapin '23, Sheridan Logan '23 and J. R. Reynolds...
...eight is now seated as follows: Bow, John Codman '22; 2, H. S. Morgan '23; 3, A. H. Ladd '23; 4, M. E. Olmsted '22; 5, Lawrence Terry 3E.S.; 6, Captain L. B. McCagg '22; 7, T. T. Pond '21; stroke, L. B. La Farge '22; coxswain, E. L. Pierson...
...CRIMSON believes that the election was marred by the inefficiency of the Nominating Committee; in this regard it does not retract from the stand taken in the editorial referred to by Mr. Pierson. At the time the facts at hand seemed to warrant the specific charges mentioned against the Committee; further investigations has shown some of them to be founded only in part. The CRIMSON has confidence in the ability of the Committee to manage the coming election without a hitch; it believes that the Committee will fully justify itself in the eyes of the University...