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...meeting held in the Reform Club, New York, the representatives of the various colleges, Professor B. I. Wheeler of Cornell, F. S. Bangs and J. A. B. Cowles of Columbia, Thomas Reath for the U. of P., and Captain Goodrich of Harvard finally came to a decision as to the boat race...
...recently elected Board of Directors of the Athletic Association held a meeting on December 15, and electee the following officers for the ensuing year: President, H. Lanssatt Geyelin; vice-president, Thomas Reath; secretary, John Neill; treasurer, Clifford Pemberton...
...Association was held last Wednesday night in Houston Hall and resulted in the re-election of the old Board of Directors. The Board for the coming year will be as follows: Graduate members, H. Laussatt Geyelin '77, L. C. Mederia '72, John Neill '77, Clifford Pemberton, Jr., 81, Thomas Reath '79, George Stuart Patterson, Jr., '90, Harvey C. Thayer '92, John C. Bell '84, Dr. J. A. Scott '87, George H. Frazier '87; undergraduate members, Charles L. McKeehan and F. M. Dunn, college; Robert N. Willson, Jr., and John F. Sinclair, medical; John H. Minds...
...Hudson River at Poughkeepsie has been finally selected as the course for the intercollegiate regatta. This decision was unanimously reached at a meeting held at the University Athletic Club in New York, Saturday evening, at which Guy Richards represented Columbia, Dean White, Cornell, and Mr. Reath, Pennsylvania. Mr. Watson was unable to attend, but communicated his approval by telephone...
...graduates at Pennsylvania in rowing, and to bring out new material for the crew, an advisory coaching committee has been appointed, consisting of the following graduates: James Bond '77, George Sargent '84, Reginald L. Hart '79, Archibald Wright '89, Albert Gray '84, and C. O. Potts '87, with Mr. Reath as chairman of the committee. This committee will not interfere with Mr. Ward's work as head coach, but will merely have a general oversight in rowing matters...