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...Joseph W. Harper, Jr., Seth Dow and Prof. J. Howard Van Amringe, secretary. Associated with this committee are Mr. Frederic R. Coudert, from the Alumni Association of the School of Arts; Mr. F. A. Schermerhorn, from the Alumni Association of the School of Mines; Dr. E. R. A. Seligman, representing the alumni of the School of Political Sciences; from alumni School of Law, David B. Ogden; from alumni School of Medicine, Wm. H. Draper, M. D., and the following professors representing the faculties of the respective schools: Dr. Henry Drisler, Arts; Prof. Thomas Egleston, Mines; Dr. Theodore W. Dwight...
Holworthy, - Six-oar, Bull, '77, bow; Hitchcock, '77, 2; Woodward, S. S., 3; Hooper, '80, 4; Harriman, '77, 5; and Loring, '78, stroke. Foster, '80, is coxswain. Four oar, Guild, '80, bow; Russell, '77, 2; Taussig, '79, 3; and Seligman, L. S., stroke...
CANDIDATES for the Holworthy crews: Woodward, L. S. S.; Russell, '77; Seligman, Law School; Wilkinson, '80; Davis, '79; Taussig, '79; Hitchcock, '77; Conlan, '79; Guild, '80; Lincoln, '79; Cutler, '79; W. W. Coolidge, '79; Jayne, '77. At a recent meeting of the Club, Mr. Bull was elected captain in place of Mr. Brown, resigned. All those wishing to join the Club will please apply to Mr. Hitchcock, Secretary, 11 Hollis...
...Sheafe, '79, and T. Q. A. Brett, '77, bow, Weld: J. W. Wells, '79, stroke; F. A. Bates, '77, H. H. Brown, '76, W. A. Brown-low, '76, P. W. Page, '77, S. S. Raymer, '78, bow. Holyoke: C. G. Weld, '79, stroke; W. S. Miller, '78, D. T. Seligman, '76, P. Tuckerman, '78, C. Isham, '76, E. R. Hastings, '78, bow. Holworthy: R. W. Guild, '76, stroke; W. R. Taylor, '77, J. R. W. Hitchcock, '77, M. Bull, '77, F. W. Ware, '79, W. E. Russell, '79, bow. The race comes off a week from Saturday...
...single-scull race there were two contestants, D. T. Seligman, '76, who rowed in a lap-streak, and had the inside position, and H. G. Danforth, '77, who rowed in a shell. Seligman hugged the bank so closely after starting that he succeeded in running aground several times before the stake-boats were reached. He pulled a rather quick and strong stroke, but used his arms too much and swung his body too little, - a fault very common among men who have learned to scull in boats with sliding seats. Danforth turned first, and won easily by about thirty seconds...