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Henry Bromfield Cabot, Jr., '17, of Brookline, has been elected captain of the University crew for 1917. Cabot has rowed in the first boat for two years, sitting at Number 7 two years ago, and pulling the bow oar in the race last June. In his freshman year he rowed at 7. Cabot prepared at Country Day School...
...river was used daily after this until the Cornell race. In the meantime, however, Cabot and Talcott had once more swapped, the former going to three while the latter took the vacancy at five. Moseley Taylor had also been forced to retire on account of a bad finger which had become infected. H. S. Middendorf '16 took his place. The crew order which faced Cornell was as follows: Stroke, C. C. Lund '16; 7, H. A. Quimby '18; 6, H. S. Middendorf '16; 5, J. Talcott '16; 4, Captain D. P. Morgan, Jr., '16; 3, H. B. Cabot...
Since the first boat race between the University and Yale, according to figures collected by the Official Program for the race, Harvard has been the victor in twenty-four regattas, Yale in twenty-five. Of the fifty-four races in which both crews have entered, each college has won twenty-seven. The following are the results of the regattas since 1852, giving the year, winner, and time in order...
...great problem has presented itself to Coach Guy Nickalls this year, in that the increased weight of the oarsmen has made necessary the adoption of a lengthy stroke, whereas last year a sprinting stroke was used up until the final workout before the race at New London. The first regatta of this year was held with Pennsylvania, and in this Yale's inability to get going so as to finish up with sufficient speed was clearly shown. The first crew was defeated by several lengths, although the second eight came through with a victory. Coach Nickalls made a thorough overhauling...
...this should overcome any such handicap. The crew, as has been said, is a heavy one with the emphasis in development placed on staying power. The defeats by Pennsylvania and Cornell have not shaken the confidence of the coaches in the first crew's ability to row a creditable race against Harvard tomorrow...