Word: shells
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...seating in the first University shell for the triangular regatta in the Charles River Basin this Saturday was still uncertain yesterday afternoon when it was reported that C. E. Mason '30 would probably be unable to row until Monday of next week. C. McK. Norton '29 rowed at No. 4 in Mason's place in yesterday afternoon's workout and will take his place Saturday unless the Sophomore's hands heal more rapidly than is expected...
With Norton out of the second crew D. S. Greer '29, who has been stroking the Junior class eight, was moved to No. 4 in the second University shell where he will row. Saturday if Norton fills Masson's position in the first eight...
...will be seated for the races at the end of the week after this afternoon's practice. R. H. Miller '30, who is now eligible, having completed his language requirements, is giving R. W. Herr '28 a hard fight for the coxswain's position in the first 150-pound shell...
...Harvard 1931 shell will be seated as follows: stroke, Swaim; 7, A. N. Webster '31; 6, P. H. Watts '31; 5, A. B. Rood '31; 4, E. L. Millard Jr. '31; 3, Frederick Ayer '31; 2, N. E. Parkinson 31; bow, R. I. Mackesson '31; cox., Richard Kimball...
Turning back upstream, C. McK Norton '29 stroked the second shell while James Lawrence '29 went to Norton's seat at No. 4. After the crew had rowed about 20 strokes further, Lawrence changed places with A. T. Gray '30, who was originally rowing at No. 3. Although Coach Brown made no statement on this change it may mean that Norton will be stroking the boat in the near future...