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During the recess the 'Varsity Crew candidates have been out on the Charles twice a day either in pair oars under the eye of Faulkner, to get watermanship, or in the shell to get unity while Coach Mumford has given pointers on the inboard work. At present there are only 8 men with the crew, as Stillman has stopped rowing, but they will soon be joined by men from the class crews. Immediately after the class race on May 4th, a College Eight will be formed which will be chosen from the men on the three upper class crews. They...
Owing to the roughness of the water on the river last Saturday the candidates for the Weld crew rowed in the tank. From the fifty-six candidates two eights have been made up. The rest of the men will work in pair-oars and if, as the rowing is continued, any of these show enough promise of development they will be put on the regular squad...
Neither the 'varsity nor any of the class crews went on the river yesterday on account of the high wind and rough water. Every morning Mr. Faulkner is coaching, in a pair-oared shell, the men who have no morning recitations. The crew is improving daily in watermanship...
Last Saturday the junior crew squad was reduced to 12 men, and this week Dunlop, who has recently been with the 'varsity, began work. The crew rowed in pair-oars from the Weld Boat Club on Tuesday, and since that time they have rowed in the barge. The order yesterday was: Stroke, Cornwell; 7, Phelps; 6, Connor; 5, Chatman; 4, Elder; 3, Kernan; 2 Dunlop; bow, Gleason...
...yesterday afternoon, the men rowing as follows: Stroke, Goodrich; 7, Jennings; 6, Sprague; 5, Duffield; 4, Stillman; 3, Perkins; 2, Hollister; bow, Moulton. From this it will be seen that Stillman and Hollister have changed places and Moulton has been put at bow. Hayes and Ames practiced in a pair...