Word: spaeth
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...squad of 40 men has reported to Coach Spaeth for the Princeton crew, and winter work on the machines has been resumed. More than 50 freshmen reported for the 1919 crew...
Crew prospects at Princeton are declared to be unusually promising by Dr. Spaeth, the coach. A sufficiently large number of experienced men from last year's second and third crews have returned to make a strong university squad, despite the fact that there are only two men left from last year's boat. In addition, owing to a favorable arrangement of the schedule, the crew will have the benefit of intervals of nearly two weeks between each of the races...
...Harold Elmer Staples '14, of Brattleboro, Vt.; Rufus Stickney Tucker 3G., of West Somerville; David Locke Webster '10, of Boston; Norbert Wiener 4G., of Cambridge. In addition three men were reappointed to Fellowships. Sidney Fay Blake 2G., of Stoughton; Elmer Keiser Bolton 4G., of Philadelphia, Pa.; Reynold Albrecht Spaeth 5G., of Mount Airy...
...Princeton crew defeated the Yale crew on Lake Carnegie, Princeton, Saturday afternoon by a length over a one and five-eighths mile-course. The Princeton oarsmen with but three weeks training under Dr. Spaeth, rowed well together and with seeming ease at 35 or 36 strokes to the minute. The Yale crew, using a modified form of the English system, struggled to keep an uneven 32 to 34 stroke. The times were as follows: Princeton, 9m., 39 1-5s.; Yale...
Sheldon Travelling Fellowships were awarded to R. Beatley '18, of Roxbury; and R. A. Spaeth 4G., of Mount Airy, Pa., "for purposes of investigation or study either in this country--outside Harvard University--or abroad." The fund for these fellowships was established in 1909 by Mrs. Amey Richmond Sheldon in memory of her husband. Frederick Sheldon, of the class of 1892. The income now amounts to about...