Word: rowe
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Winter crew ranks next in popularity with 107 men enrolled. These work out at the Newell Boathouse under the supervision of Coach William Haines and Coach Herbert Haines. The more experienced oarsmen are permitted to row in the tank; the others are assigned to the machines...
Compulsory rowing for Freshmen who have signed up for crew and voluntary rowing for members of the University squad is being held in the Newell Boathouse from 2 until 5 o'clock every week day except Saturday. Men on the University squad and the more experienced yearlings now in the tank while the other 1924 men are assigned to the matches which are placed before mirrors so that the oarsmen can watch their form as they row...
Only three crews were able to row yesterday on account of the large number of absentees from the first squad, but four crews will be formed as soon as possible, divided so as to be of almost equal strength...
...candidates for the University crew who are not engaged in some fall sport will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Newell Boat House at 4 o'clock. At this time Captain McCagg and the coaches will speak. The men who are expecting to row this fall will sign up, so that crews may be formed at once
...Haven twenty years ago the Elis gave the initial shove which sent this musical comedy on its career. Today Harvard sees, risen in its midst, this same "Floradora" resplendent with the charms of a new sextet. Can Johnny Harvard finish what the Elis began? Will front row, stage door and "standing room" be filled with Cambridge undergraduates anxious to give admiration to fair chorines? Will Harvard carry on? It will. And "Leandro" recalling, amid tumultuous applause, his triumph of two decades past, will be forced to the admission that in yet another field the Crimson has gone...