Word: stroking
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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First crew--Stroke, Capt. Robert Winthrop '26; 7, Kent Leavitt '26; 6, J. P. Hobbard '26; 5, Geoffrey Platt '27; 4, C. F. Darlington '26; 3, J. R. Barry '27; 4, C. F. Darlington '26; 3, J. R. Barry '27; 2, J. W. Dunlop '28; bow, J. H. Penkins '27; cox., W. E. Beer...
Second Crew--Stroke, John Watts Jr. '28; 7, Edward Page '28; 6, C. O'D. Iselin '26; 6, D. C. Gates '26; 4, T. D. Howe '28; 3, O. F. Righter '26; 2, Ellisha Canning '26; bow, Frederick Winthrop '28; cox., C. H. Pforzheimer...
...Crew X--Stroke, P. H. Nitze '28; 7, Joseph Warren Jr. '28; 6, H. R. Browning '27; 5, F. M. Roberts '28; 4, F. M. Sedgiwck '27; 3, M. C. Eustis '28; bow, Oliver Ames '27; cox., J. H. McCollom...
...Newell will have charge of the 150-pound squad once more, having coached the 150-pound crew to victories over Yale and Princeton in 1924. Besides being a close personal friend of Mr. Stevens, Coach Newell is thoroughly conversant with the stroke employed in the Harvard system. The class crews will be under Coach E. J. Brown, who has built up successful class crews for many seasons...
...another glowing chance. He had broken through Tilden's service in the third game, needed only a point to put him 3-1. He made, instead, four successive errors. A few minutes later Tilden stood at match point. Thrusting all the leverage of his body into his stroke, he served, and became for the sixth time, as Johnston waved his racquet at the fall, Lawn Tennis Champion...