Word: welds
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...George R. Agassiz, Mrs. George P. Baker, Mrs. Henry S. Grew, Mrs. B. Nason Hamlin, Mrs. Louis K. Liggett, Mrs. Charles Mason, Mrs. John B. Paine, Mrs. Benjamin F. Pitman, Mrs. John Reed Post, Miss Evelyn Sears, Mrs. Nathaniel Thayer, Mrs. Edwin S. Webster, Mrs. A. Winsor Weld...
...tentative Freshman crews were chosen yesterday afternoon by Coach Haines as a result of the winter rowing on the machines at Weld boat house. The crews have been classified as autumn crew material, experienced football men, and inexperienced football men. The Freshman dormitory crews will be announced about the beginning of next week. The crews chosen are as follows...
...training, although intensive training will not start for some time. Coach William Haines, who will have charge of all the 150-pound crews, including both upper-class and Freshman, announced that three 150-pound crews had been picked to start work next Monday on the machines in the Weld boat house and on the tanks in Newell boat house. The other Freshman candidates will also row, beginning on Monday, in both boat houses...
...that the total will be swelled by the addition to the squad of men who are now playing hockey or were, for other reasons, unable to report today. Work for all Freshman crews will begin Monday. The present plan includes work for all these crews on the machine at Weld boat house and in the tanks at Newell boat house...
Work on the machines at Weld boat house and occasional work on the tank at Newell boat house for the 1926 crews will begin February...