Word: rowe
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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These three class crews owe their origin to the 12 club crews, which have been rowing on the river all fall. About ten days ago the club crews finished their season, and Coach Stevens formed the men who still wanted to row into three class crews, and these crews have been rowing daily since they were organized...
This will not entirely end the season for the class crew men, however, as Coach Stevens has signified his willingness to form another crew out of the men who still wish to row...
...golden horseshoe" is so called because its 35 boxes?the lower row, known as the parterre?are roughly in the shape of a horseshoe, the stage being in the heel. A gala night at the opera concentrates about as much wealth in this broken ellipse as in any other given spot on the earth's surface...
...comes Skeel. Note his speed." Down from a great height swooped the plane, catapulting toward the starting line in a wide arc. Then tragedy. The machine was seen to disintegrate, like a cardboard toy. A wing broke completely away, fluttered down. The crippled fuselage spun, dove precipitately behind a row of trees. Flying sticks and clods of earth, visible to the crowd a mile and a half away, told of Skeel's instant death-the first fatality in all five years of the Pulitzer velocity tests. Lieut. Mills' time of 216.55 m.p.h. was 27.12 miles slower than...
...greatest difficulties this year has been getting the same eight men to row daily in the same crew. Long afternoon laboratory sessions and field trips have made it practically impossible to assemble the same men regularly in one crew, and this has been particularly true of crews Y and Z. F. P. Weymer '26, R. W. Ladd '27, and C. I. Wylde '27 have been the utility men who, although not assigned regularly to any crew, have been filling in when other candidates have failed to appear. The failure of Weymers name to appear on one of the permanent lists...