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Yesterday afternoon about sixteen crews representing the different dormitories reported at the Weld and Newell boathouses. They were coached by R. Tappan '07 and S. Fish '08, who followed the shells in singles, and by Coaches Vail and Stephenson from the launch. G. G. Glass '08, as coxswain, also coached several of the crews...
...future Coach Stevenson will be assisted in coaching the dormitory crews from the Newell boathouse by S. W. Fish '08 and C. Morgan, Jr., '08; and Coach Vail at the Weld Club will be assisted by R. B. Tappan '07 and G. G. Glass '08. The plan will provide more actual coaching for the crews, and will impress upon new men the fact that their work is being carefully watched...
Dormitory rowing starts this afternoon in preparation for the bumping races which will be held on the river near the University boathouse in about three weeks. The work of the crews will be closely watched by Coaches Stephenson, Newell, and Vail for promising material for the University and class crews next spring...
...captains who will be elected tonight should arrange tomorrow morning with Coaches Stephenson, Newell and Vail, who replaces Rice at the Weld boathouse, for hours at which their crews may report during the afternoon, and will put up notices in the dormitories of these hours. The Randolph, Weld, Matthews, Ridgely, Holyoke street, Westmorly, Grays, and Craigie-Waverley crews will row from the Newell boathouse, and the others from the Weld...
...first time this season. They rowed by fours and sixes in short stretches from the University boathouse as far as the Water-town bridge and back, coached by Wray. Three other crews rowed on the machines in the University boathouse as usual under the supervision of Coaches Vail and Stephenson. The men who went out on the water rowed well together and in very good form considering the time of year. Their recovery was generally weak and a tendency to keep their blades too long on the feather was evident, although most of the men caught the water with very...