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...supervise the work of those who wish to train for the indoor meetings mentioned in yesterday's CRIMSON. Men are urged to begin work at once and to come as near the hours (11 or 12) as possible in order to do their work on the pulley-weights and dumb-bells. Squads will begin at 11.15 and 12.15 every...
...freshman crew, - Bond, Blake, Williams, Saltonstall - are training with the 'varsity, although of course some of these will probably come back to their class crew before May. Waters will not row and Fay has left college. Strict training will begin today and the work will consist, as usual, of pulley-weights, dumb-bells, rowing with the weights, and a short run. Later in the winter - probably by the first of February - the crew candidates will use the tank in the Cary building...
...dressing room in order to strengthen the upper floor when exhibitions are given on it. A glass partition will separate the room set free by tearing up the bowling alleys from the dressing room, so that one can be warmed without heating the other. In the new room, lockers, pulley weights, chest weights, rowing weights and other apparatus will be placed. This room will be used exclusively by the athletic teams. The entrance to it will be by way of the door in the east tower of the building, and another door at the north-east corner will connect...
...signed as candidates for the cricket eleven. Most of those present were men who have had little or no experience in the game, although there was a good sprinkling of last year's players. These men will begin at once light work in the gymnasium, with dumb-bells and pulley-weights. As soon as the weather permits they will practice on Jarvis field. Many more men have announced their intention of becoming candidates when outdoor work begins. Those present yesterday were as follows: Captain R. D. Brown, '90, t. W. Balch '90, R. W. Frost L. S., S. E. Carpenter...
...each of which is an account of the position, movement, and muscles brought into play and spaces for perscriptions as to weights, times, and rate per minute. The exercises on the treadle, bridle, stirrup, traveling parallels, inclined planes, lifting machine, chest developer and expander, traveling bar, finger machine, giant pulley, high and low pulleys, and nineteen other machines are described in the same complete manner. Each exercise is illustrated. The great value of the book lies in its adaptability to every individual pecuriarity. When filled out by Dr. Sargent's system it is a complete hygienic guide. The book...