Word: rowing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...crews had a long row yesterday afternoon, there being no changes of importance. University B has showed exceptional form the last few days, and the recent shifts in the boat seem to have been improvements...
...changes were made in University A and B or in the upper Freshman crews, all of which took a long row yesterday. The new regulation of having University crews row from Newell Boat Club and Freshman crews from Weld Boat Club is now in effect and has proved to be very useful in getting a large number of crews on the water in a short time...
...University crews had their first row on the Charles River yesterday afternoon. All crews rowed up-stream to the Brighton Avenue Bridge, but the entire river is now well cleared of ice. No changes were made on the University crews, the order of B remaining as it was placed last Saturday. University A used the new Davy shell for the first time yesterday...
Today all University crews below the first three will be divided up into class crews, and will continue to row in that way the rest of the season. It is felt that this change ought to be made now to obtain the best results in the annual interclass race in May, and each class crew will receive individual attention. Pair-oar work will also begin today, which will be a valuable addition to the practice of the University squad...
...shells and other equipment have been moved from Lynn to Newell Boat Club, and the University crews will row on the Charles River from now until they leave for Red Top early in June. The coaching launches, "John Harvard" and "Veritas," are not yet ready for use, but work has begun on fitting them out, and they will be launched soon. The "Pup," the gasoline launch, is now in running order, and Coaches Herrick and Haines will use this to direct the practice of the University crews until the others are in the water...