Word: spring
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Fish, Fahnestock, Tappan, Burchard, Morgan, Amberg, Glass, Warren, Emmons, Corlett, Gill, Wiggins. These crews reported every day except Saturday, until November 9. Special attention has been given to the individual men, but an effort has also been made to choose as a whole the most likely crew for next spring. The work has been of an easy nature, and no races have been held. Seven of the men from last year's University and four-oar crews will be able to row in the spring. Last year's Freshman crew will also furnish valuable material...
Owing to the large number of Freshmen rowing on the dormitory crews, only enough men reported to form two crews. One eight rowed in a barge every afternoon, but the work was very rudimentary. In order to develop a strong crew in the spring it will be necessary for more men to report at the first practice on the machines...
Fall crew work for the university and freshman crews ended last week. This fall Yale has had four university crews and one freshman crew rowing daily since the regatta. The regular spring training will begin shortly after Christmas...
...Kissel '08, H. S. Powers '07; substitutes, T. D. Sloan '06, T. L. Smith '09. Of these C. W. Wickersham and L. B. Webseter are the only members of last year's team. No dual shoot was held with Yale last year, but the dual shoot with Princeton last spring was won by Harvard. Two years ago the dual shoot with Yale was won by Harvard...
...annual intercollegiate shoot between Harvard, Yale, Pennsylvania and Princeton will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning on Soldiers Field. Both intercollegiate shoots last year were won by Princeton, who defeated Harvard in the fall by one bird, and in the spring by four birds. Two years ago the Harvard team won both intercollegiate shoots...