Word: rowe
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...held yesterday afternoon between the 1923 four-oar crews formed of the second, and third Freshman eights, the first four-oar was victorious, leading the second over the short half-mile course by about three feet. This crew, since it won yesterday's race, will probably be picked to row the Middlesex School four Saturday, when a four-oar crew from the University will go to Middlesex. It is as yet undecided what crew will make the trip, the choice being between the 1928 crew which won, and the University four-oar which has been rowing on the river...
...crew race between the Middlesex School four and a 1923 four in the Charles River Basin. At present two of the 1923 eights have been split up to make two four-oared crews. The second crew and the third crew, from which the fours have been taken, will not row together this week. This afternoon the two fours will race over the half-mile course in front of the Newell Boathouse; the winning crew will be entered in Saturday's race. The line-ups of the crews which will race this afternoon are as follows...
...week of May 29, and who report now at the Newell Boathouse, will be assigned to a shell for their exclusive use. This is in order that the men may get accustomed to a shell and to make it unnecessary to use a different shell each time they row. All those who are entering in the cup race, or who are planning to row in any of the singles races in the regatta may secure individual instruction from Coach Manning if they wish it. This will fulfill the exercise requirements...
...Princeton eights, which arrived in Cambridge yesterday morning, had their first workout in the afternoon, when they went out for an easy row over the course, accompanied by Coach Spaeth. It is not likely that they will row again this morning. The Pennsylvania crew rowed twice yesterday, at 11 o'clock and 5, when Coach Wright followed in the launch...
...class crew squads to two crews for each class. This is in order to permit closer training for the May regatta. The men who are cut should report to Dr. Paul Withington at the Newell Boathouse at 4 o'clock Monday. At that time club eights which will row in centipedes and octopedes, will be formed, and will start training at once for the May regatta