Word: rowed
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...Freshman candidates have been graded into four crews at each club, three of which returned on Thursday and have been rowing both morning and afternoon. The trial races will take place on the afternoon of Tuesday, May 1, shortly after high water. No apparent advantage seems to lie with either club and the race promises to be well contested. Six crews, three from each club, will enter. The orders of the boats are now probably final, though there have been several changes in the last few days. The first Newell suffered yesterday from the loss of its stroke, Pier...
...appearance she is not nearly so graceful as the "John Harvard," chiefly on account of her stern which is square and of darker wood than the rest of the boat which makes it especially prominent. The rudder is fastened to the stern as in an ordinary row boat. The interior of the launch is large and affords plenty of room for coaching and for spectators...
...Sophomore Newell is the lightest of the five crews but the men row with a great deal of life. Their outboard work is ragged at times and the boat is not always on an even keel, although it moves well between strokes. Stroke, Brownell, 152; 7, Goodell, 163; 6, Bullard, 160; 5, Platt, 178; 4, R. Lawrence, 180; 3, Merritt, 158; 2, Atkinson, 164; bow, Morris, 168; cox., Jackson...
...club crews at Yale have been especially fortunate in securing permission to row on Lake Whitney three miles from the college. They will make use of this permission after April...
...change has been made in the course on the Thames for the Harvard-Yale Freshman boat race. Hitherto the crews have rowed on the east side of the stream from the Navy Yard docks to the draw. This year the Freshman crews will row over the lower two miles of the University course which will remain the same as in previous years. The change in the Freshman course was made purely as a matter of convenience...