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Dates: during 1900-1909
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There were no changes in the orders of the crews yesterday. Today the first crew will row in the new boat built this winter by Robinson. It was rigged for them yesterday and is now ready...
...University crews had their second time row of the season yesterday. Bullard stroked one boat and Brownell the other, G. Bancroft taking his brother's place at 6 in Brownell's boat. A strong head wind was blowing down the basin, but the rain beat the waves down, so that the crews could row with little difficulty. Brownell's boat received a start of eleven seconds and held its advantage till after passing the Longwood bridge. Then, in the stretch to Harvard bridge, Bullard's boat, rowing a slow, strong stroke, gradually pulled down the other's lead till...
...excellent opportunity for any one who wishes to learn, to come out and try. Both Vail and Donovan will have time to give attention to every one, and there are boats enough for five crews at each house. It is the pleasantest season of the year for rowing and the best for developing new men. One of the most encouraging features of the present system is that on the University squad now there are several men who never showed up until the club races last spring, and the training that any member of these crews will have should give...
...Freshman rowing squad was cut down Saturday to two crews. The first eight will be taken to the training table at Young's today. The men who were rowing in the third boat have been asked to row in their club crews. Should any of them show improvement they will be taken back on the Freshman squad. The two eights are rowing as follows...
...went to the lead at once. The first Weld then settled down to a long, even stroke and gained steadily to the finish. In spite of the rough water the men kept their boat on an even keel throughout and after the first quarter of a mile the crew rowed together splendidly. The first Newell crew did not row at all well together and only kept their place by repeated spurts. The coxswain of the third Weld steered a remarkable course for the first mile which lost his crew at least two lengths. During the last mile the second Newell...