Word: watchfulness
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Below is a list of the men who reported yesterday, with the hours of the squads into which they are divided. All the coxswains should come down to the boathouse as often as possible to watch the rowing and listen to the coaching. Any Freshman candidate for the crew who did not report yesterday should report at some time this afternoon. The men assigned to the different squads must be dressed to row punctually at the hours designated, but if any are unable to report at the hour assigned on account of recitations, they should report to Coach Farley whenever...
...Field and the middle distance men ran ten laps. The distance men in the 3.30 o'clock squad took a slow road run. The baseball cage proved to be an excellent place for the field event practice, as there was plenty of room and the coach was able to watch more than one event at a time. A pit of soft earth is being prepared for the jumps and pole vault...
...wish to row on the graded crews will report to their regular boat clubs at 3.30 o'clock, when the crews will be formed. The work will be under the direct supervision of Coach Wray, who will watch the crews closely for promising material for the University crew. After the races, to be held in the basin at a later date, eight men will be picked from all the crews and will be taken up to the University crew squad...
...Oveson 2L., the next speaker, a great deal of advice about your future affairs, and I hope you will receive it in the best spirit. You are to be congratulated on entering Harvard, because there is no other university where Freshmen stand so high. An interesting thing to watch is the general sifting of men in a class. Here a man stands for what he is worth. Let every man support every cause connected with 1910, so that when he graduates Harvard University may feel it is to be congratulated on having the Class of 1910 to its credit...
...afternoon Coach Kennedy put the university crew over the four-mile course for the third time this season under the watch. The slow time, 27 minutes, does not indicate what the crew is capable of, because the men rowed down stream against wind and tide. The freshman eight raced the university boat for the first two miles and was ahead at the mile flag, but then fell off, passing the second mile flag off the Navy Yard about a length behind. Both crews rowed a slow stroke, except near their finish. The university four-oar went about...