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...yesterday there were changes in the line-ups of all the boats and some changes in seating. M. E. Olmsted '21 was shifted back to 6 on A from 6 on B, and Sherman Damon '21 went down from 3 on A to bow on crew B. Within the shell L. B. McCagg '22, R. K. Kane '22 and L. Terry '22 were each shifted one seat toward the bow, so that they are now rowing at 3, 4 and 5 respectively...
...moved to stroke of the third eight, being displaced by H. R. Atkinson '21, who in turn was shifted from bow to make room for Damon. R. M. Sedgwick '21 has been given a few days' lay-off and his place in the third shell has been taken by Howard Townsend...
...Olmsted '21 at stroke, while Olmsted went to number 6 in the same boat. M. Bradlee '22 is now rowing in the second seat in place of C. F. Batchelder Jr. '20, who has been moved to number 4. Brown and Bradlee were formerly rowing in the third shell and have changed boats with G. L. Batchelder Occ. and S. A. Duncan '22, Duncan, who was rowing at 4 on B is now stroking the third eight, while Batchelder has changed from number 6 in the second boat...
Howard Townsend '22, who was formerly rowing on the first Sophomore class crew, is now in the position of 5 on C. Other than Batchelder's and Duncan's being moved to that shell, there were no changes...
...race was a close one all the way through, and at no time did open water show between the two shells. The Yale boat held the lead up to a half-mile from the finish, when the 1920 eight put up the stroke for a short spurt that put them even with the Blue shell. However, the Elis put up their stroke shortly after and regained and increased their lead to a length, which they held until...