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...crew well in hand. McDuffle backs up stroke well, and rows with a good deal of life. He has been in the boat only a week owing to an injury to his back which kept him out earlier in the season. Blake at two is very smooth and long in his work. He has had considerable experience in rowing, rowed on the Sophomore crew last spring and on winning Weld crews for the past two years. Adams, the bow man, is strong and effective but a clumsy oar. The crew as a whole are in their work the longest...
Yesterday's practice consisted only of signal practice by the 'Varsity and the second eleven. The men went through the work with considerable energy and, except in the case of a few new plays, the team got well together and the plays were smooth, succeeding each other with commendable rapidity. Cochrane was at quarter, Brown at right half, Burden at centre, and Donald at right tackle...
...Freshman crew have had the benefit of Mr. Lehmann's coaching and in the barge were going strong and smoothly. They are now at a considerable disadvantage, as they have been in their shell but a week and are not yet used to the new boat. Some changes have been made recently in the make-up of the crew, but the effect of these has been to improve the eight considerably. The men are steadying their shell now fairly well, and are rowing a long stroke with a smooth recover If they get off well they should make a good...
...last performance of the Pi Eta opera, "Fool's Gold" will be given at the Bijou Opera House in Boston this evening at 8.15 o'clock. The play was well received last week in the several cities in which it was given, and the performance tonight should be a smooth and finished production...
...greatly. A good cinder track can be built and put into good condition, under the most favorable circumstances, in not less than two or three years. On the soggy, infirm ground of Soldiers Field it would take longer. Some of the track athletic authorities, indeed, believe that an even, smooth and firm track could never be built and kept in condition...