Word: bedford
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...crews during the past week has been quite noticeable. The order in the various crews has been much changed about and even now their final make-up is uncertain. There has been a constant interchange of men between the crews at the 'Varsity house and those at the Weld. Bedford 1900 has joined the second nineteen hundred crew; Glidden has been recalled and is now rowing 3 in the regular boat. Sheafe '98 was tried in the regular Senior boat for a short time, but yesterday returned to the Weld...
...unsettled condition of the makeups has thus far prevented the crews from getting properly together. Richards rowed 7 for a time, but his place has been taken by Sheafe. Conroy has been rowing at stroke in the Ninety-nine boat for the last two days. Bedford was tried at bow in the nineteen hundred boat on Tuesday and Blake 1901 has been laid off owing to illness. Previous to the work of Monday G. O. Clarke was elected captain of the Sophomore and Gerald Blake captain of the Freshman crew...
...yesterday when it was discovered that Biddle would be unable to row on account of college work. Glidden, who was tried at 3 again on Monday, was shifted yesterday to 7 in Biddle's place and Saltonstall was put in at 3. Pierce is now rowing bow instead of Bedford. The resulting order is as follows...
...John Simpkins '85, United States representative from Massachusetts, died Saturday night at his residence in Washington, D. C. He was born in New Bedford, June 27, 1862. After preparing at St. Mark's he entered Harvard with the class...
...Sophomore crew was somewhat shaken up yesterday. Glidden took Biddle's place at 7, Biddle taking Pierce's place at 3. Bedford and Pierce alternated...