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...Senior boat there was a general shake-up, O. Wood '09, who reported for the first time yesterday, going in at No. 3. The crew seemed to improve greatly with the new order. A second crew was sent out for the first time. The second Junior crew tried a few brushes with the first crew and held their own, showing the best form of all the second class crews. Coach Brown went out as coxswain in the first Junior and Senior crews. In the Sophomore crew Beane and Jowett went in at Nos. 5 and 7 respectively, necessitating a general...
...conversation or simply a handshake gives a man a personal interest in anything the other man does which brings him to the attention of the public. There are doubtless hundreds of men today who wish they had taken advantage of the opportunity to drop in at Wadsworth House and shake hands with Phillips Brooks or Edward Everett Hale. It gives a man a certain pleasure to be able to say he knows such men as these...
...Haven, Conn., November 9.--There was a big shake-up in the Yale team in the hour's secret signal practice this afternoon. Hobbs and Warren were out of the game, owing to injuries received in Saturday's game with Brown. Logan, Brown and Murphy were replaced by Haines, Brides and Johnson, respectively. Coy was transferred to end. The line-up follows: Haines, l.e.; Lilley, l.t.; Andrus, l.g.; Biddle, c.; Goebel, r.g.; Brides, r.t.; Coy, r.e.; Johnson, q.b.; Philbin, l.h.b.; Daly, r.h.b.; Field...
...Harvard four-oared University crew suffered a severe shock the other day, when a general shake-up occurred. The crew rowed in one order for the first week at New London, and with only ten rowing days left before the race a shift was made. As a result the Yale four-oar has considerable advantage. Also, the greater length of the Yale four-oar stroke gives the men an added point in their favor, for the length of a stroke in a four oar is of greater importance than in an eight...
...afternoon the University four went out with Reece at stroke and Bacon at 2. The shell was taken downstream about two miles and a half in long stretches at a slow stroke in order to help shake the crew together. Both Freshman crews went short distances in the morning, but in the afternoon the eight covered about four miles at a fairly good speed in short stretches. The Freshman four went downstream about two miles and returned...