Word: bows
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...three candidates for the freshman crew resumed work yesterday. Mr. Legate had the men row a quick stroke for fifteen minutes. This was all the work the men did. The first crew rowed as follows: Stroke, Perkins; 7, Riggs; 6, Woodward; 5, Aldrich; 4, Reed; 3, Ames; 2, Gillespie; bow, Goodrich...
Quite a number of the men were absent on the vacation, which necessitated a change in the make-up of the first crew. The order was: Stroke, Bullard; 7, Shephard; 6, R. H. Stevenson; 5, Forbes; 4, T. G. Stevenson; 3, Fennessy; 2, Webb; bow, Watson...
Yesterday Mr. Legate ordered all the men on the first freshman crew temporarily to "move up one." This consisted in stroke's going up to bow, No. 7 to stroke, No. 6 to No. 7, etc., throughout the whole crew, thus changing all port men to starboard and all starboard men to port...
...crews were at all fixed in their make-up from day to day. On the first crew, however, R. H. Stevenson rowed almost continuously at Stroke, Duffield at No. 5, and Bullard at No. 2. Toward the last, Sparague filled No. 7, Shepard No. 6, and Townsend No. 4. Bow and No. 3 were hardly filled by the same men two days in succession. Watson, Forbes and Lewis filled these places...
...ELEVEN. - The following men meet at 15 Bow street at 11.45 sharp: Woods, Newell, Bull, Wadsworth, Moulton, Fuller, Rice, Brown, Holmes, Burrage, Woodward, Stowell, Hoague, Bouve, Knox, Redpath, Manning, Gierarch, Adams, Flint...