Word: well
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Team. They are T. E. Catlin '99, W. A. Boal '00, J. D. Barney '00, and J. N. Trainer '00. As the men have only been out three days it is too early to tell anything about them, but as they are all large and strong they should develop well...
...away well and passing the boathouse were well together. Passing the second bridge the force of the wind was felt and the work of the crew suffered accordingly. After shooting the Longwood bridge into the basin the seas began to wash into the boat, and at a point about midway between the Harvard Bridge and the Union Boat Club the barge filled with water and the crew were obliged to swim to the launch. The men were taken immediately to the Union house and driven out to Cambridge from there in carriages. The launch then returned to the submerged barge...
...shell has just been completed by Hoyle of Philadelphia for the use of the crew and Coach Ward is at work upon a new set of oars in shape similar to those used by the crew winning the world's championship at Saratoga in 1871. The men are rowing well together and the crew promises to be much better than it was last year...
...Professor B. I. Wheeler of Cornell, lectured in the Fogg Art Museum last evening, on "The Olympic Games of 1896 as an Interpretation of Ancient Contests." Professor Wheeler was one of the judges at the games and was thus enabled to impart additional interest to his lecture, which was well attended and illustrated by stereopticon views...
...crew will go to a training table at Mrs. Lappin's by Wednesday of next week. Probably, however, the second crew will be kept at work for some time longer. McDuffie has now returned and is back in his old place at 7. The crew is rowing fairly well on the easy stretches, but they show a tendency to shorten when they begin to row harder. The order of the first crew has been: Stroke, Marvin; 7, McDuffie; 6, Swift; 5, Whitbeck, Adams; 4, Donald; 3, Farley; 2, Richardson; bow, Dibblee...