Word: placing
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Yesterday there were some changes made in both the first and second 'Varsity eights. In the first boat Byrd was tried at two in place of Kernan, who rowed in place of L. Marvin '98 in the second boat, Marvin having stopped rowing for the present. Caspar Brown 1900 was put at 4 in the second boat, as Glidden, who has been rowing there, has also left the squad...
Class dinners, so effective in arousing fellow feeling, are almost pitiful in one way, because of the impossibility of any one man knowing more than half of those present. It almost makes one wish that Harvard were not such a great place after all, and that men did not have so many and so varied interests...
Locke, the regular stroke of the first Freshman crew, did not row on account of temporary illness, and Endicott, who had been rowing on the starboard side, at bow, stroked in his stead. J. S. Lawrence was put in Endicott's place...
...make-up of the first Freshman crew was: Stroke, Endicott; 7, Swaim; 6, Peyton; 5, Lyman; 4, Talbot; 3, Williams; 2, Whitney; bow, J. S. Lawrence; cox., R. H. Howe. Webster rowed bow in the second Freshman eight in place of J. S. Lawrence...
...stand at Foster's is the best place in Cambridge to get a good lunch. All kinds of temperance drinks...