Word: seemed
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Captain Bullard has recently changed over to the starboard side and has done very good work. However, this change is only temporary, as he may go back to stroke. H. Bancroft seems to lack none of his effectiveness of last year. Shuebruk is also rowing well, and is fully as good as a year ago. G. Bancroft's blade work is somewhat unsteady at times, but he has improved greatly in getting a beat into the stroke. Lawrence is not very steady in following the stroke and his blade work is only fair. Henderson is pulling a very effective...
...Freshman inter-club races will be rowed down-stream at five o'clock, before the graded crews race. In general, the Weld crews seem to be working together more smoothly than the Newell. The drawings for position have not yet been made...
...until Robeson broke his collar-bone. The poor condition of the ground has prevented Sawyer from going higher than 9 feet, 9 inches. Hall, Williams, Pratt and Goodhue are also vaulting fairly well. The broad jumpers have not yet shown satisfactory form. Shirk, Daly, Foster, Brown, Keene and Ristine seem to be the best performers...
...race on April 9. There have been but few changes in the boats lately and it is probable they will race in their present order. It is as yet early to judge of the comparative speed of the various crews, but on the whole, those at the Newell seem to have made more progress and to be more in unison than their rivals at the Weld...
...drawings in this issue, for the most part, seem hurried and lacking in finish, having a disturbing effect. The two smaller silhouette drawings are the most pleasing...