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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Yesterday there were some changes made in both the first and second 'Varsity eights. In the first boat Byrd was tried at two in place of Kernan, who rowed in place of L. Marvin '98 in the second boat, Marvin having stopped rowing for the present. Caspar Brown 1900 was put at 4 in the second boat, as Glidden, who has been rowing there, has also left the squad...
...election of officers for the Law School Company resulted as follows: Captain, S. C. N. Kimberly 3L.; First Lieutenant, A. Monroe 1L.; Second Lieutenant, F. S. Parmenter 3L.; First Sergeant, J. R. Delafield 2L. The sergeants and corporals of the companies will be appointed from the ranks by the captains, according to proficiency in the manual of arms and in drilling...
Yesterday afternoon the First and Second Freshman eights raced the senior B. A. A. crew from the Union Boat House to just above the Harvard Bridge, the mile course. To all appearances the race was a tie between the First Freshman boat and that of the B. A. A., with the Second Freshman only a few feet behind. It was so close that many declared it a dead heat for all three crews. The launch was not abreast of the boats at the finish...
...make-up of the first Freshman crew was: Stroke, Endicott; 7, Swaim; 6, Peyton; 5, Lyman; 4, Talbot; 3, Williams; 2, Whitney; bow, J. S. Lawrence; cox., R. H. Howe. Webster rowed bow in the second Freshman eight in place of J. S. Lawrence...
...three assists to his credit, besides a difficult put-out. Milne, Whittemore and Kendall also played a good, strong fielding game. Wilder in left field made the star catch of the game for the M. I. T. freshmen while Hull secured a difficult foul fly in the second inning...