Word: rowes
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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This afternoon at 3.45 o'clock the first division of the Dormitory crews will race upstream over a one and three-eighths mile course, starting at the Boylston street bridge, and rowing up the river to the beginning of the long stretch, leading up to the Brighton bridge. A stake boat will be placed at this point and all the crews will finish at the same place. Immediately after, the second division will row over the same course, and as soon as the shells are returned, the third division will start. The divisions of the crews and the order...
...various dormitories last evening the following eights were organized: Randolph, Weld, Matthews, Ridgely, Holyoke street, Westmorly, Grays, Craigie-Waverley, Perkins-Conant, Thayer, Russell, Stoughton-Hollis-Holworthy, Dunster-Dana-Drayton, Claverly, Mt. Auburn street, Hampden-Beck-Fairfax. The first eight crews will row from the Newell boathouse, and the others from the Weid...
...basis of each crew will be the dormitory, when it is large enough to insure a satisfactory crew, or else the dormitory group, or street group. A sufficient number of crews will be formed to accommodate all who wish to row...
...with Coaches Stephenson, Newell and Vail, who replaces Rice at the Weld boathouse, for hours at which their crews may report during the afternoon, and will put up notices in the dormitories of these hours. The Randolph, Weld, Matthews, Ridgely, Holyoke street, Westmorly, Grays, and Craigie-Waverley crews will row from the Newell boathouse, and the others from the Weld...
Yesterday afternoon the University crew squad went out on the river for the first regular fall practice. Two eights went upstream from the University boat-house about 1 and 1-4 miles and returned in easy stretches. The first crew had never rowed together before and consequently was very ragged in form, but the second eight, which was the same as the 1909 Freshman crew, with the exception of the coxswain, seemed to row very well considering the fact that it was their first time in a shell for three months. Captain Bacon coached from the "John Harvard...