Word: wente
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Yesterday afternoon the senior crew rowed on the river in four-oared barges, starting from the Weld Boat Club. Two crews went out, one early in the afternoon consisting of R. K. Fox, stroke; G. S. Derby, 3; H. Addison, 2; H. G. Dorman, bow; the other later made up of W. Greenough, stroke; M. Lincoln, 3; B. Frothingham, 2; J. C. Fairchild, bow. Fennessy coached one crew and Captain Forbes the other. The crew will continue to row in fours until the water is high enough to get the ninety-six eightoared barge from the 'varsity boat house...
...varsity baseball squad did not practise out doors yesterday, as the ground was too hard, but went through their regular work in the cage. Captain Dean has decided to have the men practise on Soldiers Field at first, as there is much more room there for the squad, which is at present rather too large for Holmes Field...
...good road rider is better for this machine than one who makes a specialty of short distance riding, and, as many men went into the road races held here last fall, Harvard will probably have much good material...
...HAVEN, Conn., Mar. 10.- Eighteen members of the Yale gymnastic team left to night for Orange, N. J., where they will contest with Princeton tomorrow. They went under the charge of George Buist, captain. The Yale men will be entertained by the Princeton men after the contest...
After two months of work in the rowing tank, the University crew went out on the harbor for the first time this season last Saturday afternoon. The men were taken out in barges, Captain Treadway coaching the first crew and Simpson '97 the second. The heavy cakes of ice in the harbor prevented any long or fast spins. The first crew is at present: Bow, D. Rogers '98; 2, Marsh '98; 3, Beard '96; 4, J. Rodgers '98; 5, Bailey '97; 6, Longacre '96; 7, Treadway '96; stroke, Langford...