Word: rowing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Three University crews of equal strength, to race against each other, were picked from the University oarsmen who reported to the meeting held at Newell Boat Club yesterday afternoon. Those men who wish to row, but who are not assigned to one of these three crews, will be divided up into club crews as soon as possible...
...Fall rowing for University crew candidates commences at Newell Boathouse today at 4 o'clock. All men who come out will have a chance to row on a crew. Men who are interested in single sculling will have opportunity to receive individual coaching, and will report at the same time. Coach Haines, Wendell Davis '21, University crew captain, and Dr. Paul Withington '09, a former University oarsman, will explain the plans for fall rowing. As usual, first, second and third Thayer and Eliot club crews will be chosen. These crews will race in the annual fall regatta, which terminates...
...fall rowing season will culminate in the annual fall regatts. All 1923 men are to watch the CRIMSON Monday to see to which crews they are assigned and when they row...
...individuals will have the opportunity of going out in comps and singles and coaches will be on hand to instruct beginners. Crews will be picked to represent each of the Freshman dormitories. All of these will be provided ample coaching facilities, and every man will have an opportunity to row throughout the entire fall. Crews will be so made up that men having afternoon laboratory work will not be barred from the competition. Later in the season a regatta will be arranged in which all candidates, as decided into dormitory first, second, and third crews, will have a chance...
Yale's freshman eight suffered a severe loss today, when C. V. Whitney, the bow oarsman, and F. W. Spencer, whose seat is at number 7, were declared ineligible to row because of failure in their final examinations. Both men immediately left for New Haven. For the present Willis has been moved from number 5 to number 7, his place being filled by Mitchell, a substitute. Leslie, another substitute, is now rowing at bow. Coach Abbot was very much disappointed at the loss of the two men, as the 1922 eight had just become accustomed to its former make...