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...sixteen class crews from the Weld and Newell clubs went out on the river yesterday. Owing to an accident to the shell of the first Weld Sophomores, just after leaving the boathouse, the crew was obliged to row in pair-oars. The orders of all the crews are still unsettled. J. Lawrence '01 and H. Bullard '02 coached from the launch...
...should always play our games together. We should run and row our races together, and when we don't I want to tell you confidentially that Yale is very unhappy...
...unfavorable weather yesterday a number of crews from both the Weld and the Newell Clubs went out on the river. Vail and Wray coached from singles. The Weld Boathouse has now been opened and as all the floats have been put out the Weld crews will hereafter row from their own house. All the floats at the Newell are in position and the launch "John Harvard" will be put in commission today...
...Newell crew composed of Seniors rowed on the river yesterday afternoon, starting from a temporary float at the University Boat House. The order was as follows: Stroke, McGrew; 7, Ayer; 6, Stevens; 5, Haycock; 4, Stone; 3, Ames, 2, Wolcott; bow, James; cox., H. Bullard '02. After a short row down the river the crew returned to the boathouse, and, with a somewhat changed order, rowed a short distance upstream. The regular floats will probably be put out today, and, if the weather permits, a number of crews will...
...university crew is making every effort to have the spring regatta an important event. Shells will be provided for all the scrub crews which are formed. By a decision of the management, no man who has won his "Y" on the university crew will be allowed to row this year at Annapolis, but those men who have previously rowed on the four-oar will be eligible. W. H. Peckham 1903, has been appointed captain of the senior crew. The freshman crews are still in an undeveloped state, but under efficient coaching they are showing up well...