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...university crew with their weights are as follows: Goddard, '92, 185 ounds; ones, '92, 159; Watriss, '92, 163; Longworth, '91, 169; Perkins. '91, 177; Parker, '91, 151; Vaughan, '90, 170; Wintrop, '91, 154; Herrick, '90, 158; Kennedy, '92, 175; Nelson, Sp., 159; Finlay, '91, 184; Upham, '90, 186; Van Rensallaer, '91, 149; Crowninshield, '90, 144; Lothrop, '90. Moody, Doe, Wood and Keyes, of the freshman candidates have frequently rowed on the university crew in addition to the above named candidates...
...candidates and the material was excellent. Of the sixty-five men who tried for positions, twenty-five have been selected to sing temporarily with the club. The successful candidates are as follows: First tenors, Dole, Parker; second tenors, Nelson, Bolles, Tremain, Hyde, Folsom; first basses, Berry, Gade, George, Whiting, Van Tyne, Rogers, Smith, Reed, Sewall, Bennett Ferris, White, Wendell, Miller; second basses, Kinney, Hollis, Francis, Taylor. The men named above are requested to attend the first rehearsal next Monday evening at 7.30 o'clock, in Roberts Hall...
...Robert's Hall at which all who could not be present last evening will be given an opportunity. Following is a list of those who sang last evening: second tenor, Tremain, Sever, Martin. Higgins, Hyde, Folsom; first basses, Hawes, Farwell, Ware, Codman, Berry, Batchelder, Gode, Churchhill, George, Whitney, Van Tyne, Strong, Purrington, Sears; second bases, Kinney. Griffin, Batchelder. There was one candidate for yodler. After the trial the old members of the club sang in the yard...
Moody, W. Van S., 48 Mt Auburn...
...single scull race took place yesterday afternoon under extremely unfavorable conditions. A strong headwind was blowing and the water for the first mile was very rough. The race started at the Union Boat House, and for the first quarter-mile the rowing was very close, Finally leading Van Schaick, the only other entry. At the end of the half mile the men were rowing very hard and Finally was leading by one length. From this point on, Finally gradually increased his lead until at the Harvard Bridge there was a little more than one length of clear water between...