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...series of "Italian Old Masters." Mr. Stillman writes briefly of Lorenzo di Credi and of Perugino, the master of Raphael, and an engraving by Mr. Cole of a work by each accompanies the text. Another paper of unique interest is Mrs. Joseph Pennell's description of A "Water Tournament" at Martigues, in the south of France, a sport which partakes of the nature of a joust, with lance and shield, from elevated perches at the prows of boats, with a background of Provencal pageantry. The illustrations are by Mr. Pennell...
...freshmen, and the second between the '93 and '94 crews. These races will be about seven-eighths of a mile and will be rowed in heats, one heat each day. About thirty men are training for the '95 crews, and the '93 and '94 men have been on the water for about ten days...
Stroke. Glidden. Apt to make two parts of stroke and tendency to feather under water...
...This also makes him slow in getting his arms away on the recover. He rows hard and conscientiously all the time. No. 3, N. Rantoul '92, weight 168, is slow at both ends of the stroke, and rows short. He doesn't keep his oar off the water on the recover. He doesn't control his slide, but gets his oar in and out of the water cleanly. No. 2, F. N. Watriss '92, weight 164, is not entirely accustomed to the 'varsity crew yet, having recently left his class boat. He rows the shortest...
...deep, 24 1-2 in. breadth of beam. with round bottom. This boat will be a little lighter than last year's and will be used for about a week before the race, The race will probably be in the morning unless the roughness of the water prevents. Captain Perkins will not be able to row for some time yet, though he hopes to be in the boat soon after the crew is well settled in New London...