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Very few candidates for the Senior and Junior crews reported at the meeting yesterday. All men who can row are urged to be at the Weld Boat House this afternoon dressed to row. Seniors will report at 3.30 o'clock, Juniors at 4.30 o'clock. C. L. DESPARD. O. G. WOOD...
About one hundred men reported yesterday for light track work on Soldiers Field. The sprinters, hurdlers and jumpers ran a short distance up and down North Harvard street; and the distance men ran about a mile along the Charles River parkway. The track has been rolled and brushed thoroughly, and should be in condition shortly. Special attention will be given to the straightaway which will be ready for use Wednesday if the weather is favorable...
Seven out of the nine men who won points in the dual meet with Yale last spring, and who are available for this year's University team, reported with the rest of the squad yesterday. The others will report in a day or two. K. F. Brill '08, who showed up very promisingly in the hammer-throw early in the winter, has left College...
...four University crews all left the boathouse yesterday about four o'clock and headed up-stream. In the absence of Lunt, Coach Wray went in at number four, so that the order of the other crews might not be broken. Moral at stroke, having replaced Sargent on Monday, pulls an excellent oar, getting a longer reach and harder drive at the finish. Waid who was taken from the second crew and put in at five in the first, rows in good form, and gets a good deal of power into each stroke...
...freshman crew have been out in force during the week, thus giving Coach Stevenson a good chance to look the men over. Many of the crews are naturally awkward and unsteady; but the first two showed up well yesterday both in form and endurance. No cut has been made...