Word: traine
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...without it no boats could be put on the water. The two shells which were sent down yesterday have arrived and the Pup 1, which will be used by Coach Haines, has been launched on the harbor. Early this afternoon the two first eights will leave by automobile and train. Yesterday practice for the University boats consisted of a snappy ten minute row in the tank, followed by a three-mile run up the river bank and back. The two first crews were seated as follows...
...Nearly 30,000 of these would be needed and needed immediately, for without officers even the rudiments of drill and organization cannot be carried through. Right there, as the experience of other countries in the war has shown, would be our most stupendous problem. Even a lieutenant cannot be trained in minor tactics, map reading, entrenchment methods, range-finding, out-post duties, company drill, and so forth, in less than three months, yet how can we hope to train an army without first training its officers...
...system of citizen military education and training similar to the systems of Switzerland and Australia which will train every able-bodied male in the country, yet without making them a permanent burden upon the finances of the nation or taking them from their ordinary occupations or professions, is vital...
...first boat will make the trip in automobiles and the second will follow by train. Coach Haines and Second Assistant Manager A. F. Tribble '19 looked over the course yesterday and completed arrangements with the West Lynn Boat Club officials. Two shells and a coaching launch will be sent down this morning. While Haines is busy with the two University eights, Assistant Coach Brown will be in charge of the remaining crews...
...team and the first-string substitutes will leave for New Haven today on the 1.05 train, and will practice tonight in the Yale Arena...