Word: weymers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Watts was stroke of the University shell until the recent shake-up following the resignation of Coach Stephens. Last year he captained the Freshman eight. Gates and Weymer have rowed for two years on the Second University crew, while Fanning, Perkins, and Barry were members of the same boat last spring...
Redtop, Conn., June 10, 1926. Coach Brown today picked the crew that it is believed will represent the University in the Junior race against Yale on June 24. It includes Watts, stroke; Walcott, 7; Weymer, 6; Gates, 5; Canning, 4; Barry, 3; Farnham, 2; and Perkins...
...Junior crew picked this morning by Coach Brown gave no further indication of the final seating in the second boat. The Junior squad here includes Watts. Barry, Weymer, Perkins, Howe, Canning, Pforzheimer, Gates, Walcott Huntington, Smith, Pendar, Riley, and Rice. The choice for a stroke seems to lie between Watts, Pendar, and Smith...
...named by Coach Brown to make the trip to Red Top represent five different crews. From the first eight are Watts and Barry; from the second, Weymer, Perkins, Howe, Canning, and Pforzkeimer; from the third eight. Gates; from the Senior class crew, C. F. Walcott, P. B. Huntington, and G. E. Smith; from the Junior class crew, O. S. Pendar, R. S. Riley and W. K. Rice...
...crew with a number of former Junior University men in it and the seating gives an inkling as to some of the men who will face the Yale second eight. The crew left the float as follows: how, Perkins; 2, Watts: 3. Vance; 4. Howe; 5. Gates; 6. Weymer; 7. Barry; stroke, Pendar; coxswain. Pforzheimer Vance, a class crew oarsman, was merely filling in, as there were not enough men on hand to complete the crew...