Word: wente
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Saturday afternoon the 'varsity crew went down into the basin for the first time since last fall. The number of candidates has now been reduced to nine, owing to the fact that Jennings has stopped rowing because of sickness. This will be a great loss to the crew as he was considered one of the best men in the boat...
...first half of the fifties the students went to prayers morning and evening. There were always monitors at chapel to take attendance and to see that all had black coats and hats and that no one was lying down on the seats. The service was a Puritan one, consisting solely of prayer and reading Scripture. About this time Professor Huntington tried to introduce the Episcopal service at chapel, but his proposition was declined by the Corporation...
Only four men went down on the team, which consisted of G. Newell '98, D. Grant '99, A. W. Blakemore '97, and C. H. Williams '98. The men have been practicing on the cinder track on Holmes Field, so it is hoped that they will make a good showing. Grant and Newell have been running well in indoor games during the winter, and are in good condition. Blakemore and Williams are both good men, but are somewhat slower than Grant and Newell...
...order of the 'varsity crew was changed yesterday afternoon, Captain Bullard taking Duffield's place at number five. Later in the afternoon Duffield took Moulton's place at bow. Mr. Mumford coached the crew from the launch at first, but later went into the barge and coached the men from there. Following is the order in which the men rowed: Stroke, Goodrich; 7, Jennings; 6, Sprague; 5, Bullard; 4, Stillman; 3, Perkins; 2, Hollister; bow, Moulton and Duffield...
Yesterday the sophomore crew went on the river in a barge for the first time. The order was as follows: Stroke, Adams; 7, Cabot; 6, Bull; 5, Fuller; 4, Scull; 3, Butler; 2, Rice; bow, Dobyns. All the men but one, Butler, had been on the water before, so the work was very good, and the boat fairly steady. Wadsworth and Herman went out in a pair oar. The other substitutes...