Word: starboard
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...afternoon, accompanied by Coach Wray in the launch. Tappan, who has not rowed since the Columbia race, was put in at bow in place of Burchard; and Lovering was tried at 5, in place of Severance. Owing to these changes, as a result of which Lovering rowed on the starboard side of the boat for the first time, the shell was unsteady yesterday and the form was more ragged than recently...
...occupied a week ago. Severance has been needed more at 3 than at 7, where Amberg has shows his ability in form and can probably be relied upon to row a two-mile race. The most noticeable fault has been that at every stroke the boat has swung to starboard, showing that the bow port men more than counterbalanced the work on the opposite side of the boat. For this reason, Glass, who is the biggest man in the boat, was moved to number 6, and Captain Bacon took his place at 4. The return of Fish...
...second crew, Morgan has been shifted to the starboard side and has been rowing at 5 in place of Hanfstaengl. Yesterday Swaim, who has been rowing at 7, was out of the boat and Morgan rowed in his place. Hanfstaengl rowed at 5. As a result of the breakup of the third crew, Ball, Ellis, Richards and Whitney are rowing on their class crews. The whole University squad is now eating at the training table...
...rest of the crew going down to the class crews. The orders of the first and second crews remained the same yesterday, both going upstream together as far as the Brighton bridge, when they were forced to return to the boathouse, in order to adjust the outriggers on the starboard side of the shell, which were too far out to permit easy rowing. The crews then rowed upstream again, and the work was greatly improved...
Yesterday afternoon Coach Wray spent the time experimenting with the bow three men in the University crew. When the crew started out Macdonald, who has been stroking the third crew, was put in at 8, Farley rowed 2 and Fish was put on the starboard side of the boat at bow. The crew rowed down to the Longwood bridge, where Faulkner took Macdonald's place. The boat went along more evenly, but Fish was ragged in his blade work, and did not work in well with the other men. Just below the Weld Boat Club, on the return, Faulkner...