Word: crewe
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...crew races with Annapolis, which were to have been held Saturday afternoon, have been postponed until today, due to the high winds and rough water which have been prevailing on the Severn course. On Saturday the crews waited until 6.30 o'clock in the hope that they would be able to row at that time, but although they set out for the starting mark it was evident that they would be unable to row without danger of swamping before the end of the race. This afternoon, if conditions are favorable, the first and second University eights and the first Freshman...
...time that the crews left for Annapolis last Monday it was planned that S. A. Duncan '22 would row number 2 on crew A, but F. B. Lothrop '21 has been moved up to that position, where he had been substituting for Duncan a few days before the eights left. Duncan is now rowing 4 in the second shell. Excepting that one change, the lineups of the crews have remained the same as when they rowed in Cambridge last Monday. The seating of the first University eight which will race this afternoon is as follows...
...departure of four Harvard teams for a vacation invasion of the South is proof of the successful management of the war time committee. Due to careful control of expenditures and wise management during the past years, a formidable crew, nine, tennis team and lacrosse team are once more able to carry the Crimson southward. Dean Briggs and his colleagues deserve the thanks of everyone interested in the welfare of athletics at Harvard for their untiring effort in maintaining athletics so wisely and economically during such troubled years...
...testimony was afforded to the cordial relations between Harvard and. Yale when the Yale authorities invited the Harvard crew to share with the Yale crew the Yale quarters at Gales Ferry. It is not many years since such an invitation from either crew to the other would have been scarcely imaginable. Now, though it, surprises some persons, it startles nobody and pleases nearly...
Thirty-one oarsmen, including the first and second University eights, the Freshman crew, and four substitutes, will start on Monday for Annapolis, where they will meet the Navy on April 24. J. N. Borland '21, and M. Bradlee '22, will go as substitutes for the University crews, and L. W. Post '23 and W. B. Wood '23 will be substitutes for the 1923 eight...