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...following men are now in training for the team: Rumsay, Goodrich, Souther, Metcalf, Pruyn, Litchfield, Carr, Penhallow, Noyes, Manning, Kendall, Lovering, Ward, Burgess, Wait, Foster, Fosdick. After the vacation the management hopes to form a regular training table. There will be no practice during the recess, except for those who live near Cambridge. These men will be expected to come out and play on the rink on Holmes Field as often as possible...
...increased by the arrival of Mr. Lehmann. Mr. Lehmann had been for several years the coach of the Oxford University Crew, had been very successful, and was considered to be the best coach for eights in England, the home of good rowing. He came at the request of Captain Goodrich of the University crew, and with the approval of the Athletic Committee and the leading graduates interested in rowing, to help the Harvard crew out of the rut into which it had fallen. He was a man of great natural enthusiasm and charming manner, the College and the rowing...
...enthusiasm then aroused and to the courage and foresight of Captains Goodrich, Perkins and Higginson, in changing the old system of lass races and preparation for the University crew is larpely due the present increased general interest and skill. The new boathouse given by the New York graduates has now been in use one year, and has contributed very greatly to the pleasure and attractiveness of rowing for many...
...changes in the general plan of the spring rowing which had been made by Captain Goodrich and Perkins were carried still further by Captain Higginson. The old system of class races was abandoned, the Newell Club was formed, the men divided between the Weld and Newell, and the time for picking the University Crew squad deferred until about May 1, after there had been three sets of inter-class and inter-club races...
During the vacation the University squad began regular work under a now captain, J. H. Perkins; D. M. Goodrich who had been captain nearly two years, having resigned. The excellence of the '98 crew was seriously impaired by the absence of a number of the most promising candidates, who enlisted for the Spanish...