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Only four lettermen are returning from last season's undefeated varsity and junior varsity heavyweight squads. This year's captain, Jim Tew, rowed in the number four position for last year's first boat. He is a veteran of the Olympic Games at Tokyo in 1964, where he rowed in the four-with-cox which Harvard sent to represent the United States. Other returning lettermen are Brian Clemow, who rowed five for the varsity, and Bill Goodman and Roger Howe, both up from the junior varsity...
Harry Pollock, captain of last spring's Harvard crew, Tom Pollock, Jim Tew, and captain-elect Paul Gunderson were the oarsmen for the U.S. Ed Washburn was the coxswain...
Harry and Tom Pollock, Jim Tew, Paul Gunderson, and coxswain Ed Washburn make up the first four-oared boat from Harvard to enter the Olympics since 1936. The earlier crew lost to a German boat...
Parker will send to the Adams Cup the same varsity combination that has won for the last two weeks. It includes Bob Schwarz at bow, Goeff Gratwick at two, captain Harry Pollock at three, Tom Pollock at four, Jim Tew at five, Paul Gunderson at six, Bob Whitney at seven, Geoff Picard at stroke, and Ted Washburn...
Rowing in the varsity heavyweights were Geoff Picard at stroke, Bob Whitney at seven, Paul Gunderson at six, Jim Tew at five, Tom Pollock at four, captain Harry Pollock at three, Geoff Gratwick at two, Bob Schwarz at bow, and Ted Washburn...