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...morning there is no such rule, and members may stay out as long as they please. The comforts of members have been increased this year in many minor points, the boat house being kept in better condition, while the club has bought some scales, and there is ice water to be had at all times. A good many men have taken the opportunity offered to keep private boats, and for these there is ample accommodation...
...lose control of his slide on the stroke and the recover, gets his arms away slowly; 3 does not row effectively, he is slow and weak in the first part of the stroke and does not control his slide at any part of the stroke; 2 feathers under water, rows short in the stroke and does not use his legs evenly and well; bow is very slow at both ends of the stroke and does not control his slide. Nearly all the men are slower than stroke at the catch and row shorter. No man rows like...
...Coumbia 'varsity crew this year will only average 160 pounds, making it the lightest crew Columbia has put on the water for years...
...first mile had been rowed, and since then the impression has prevailed that the course is too narrow for a three-cornered race. There is, however, no real ground for this impression, for the cause of Yale's disaster was not lack of room for the crews, but rough water, as Columbia's shell came very near sharing Yale's fate, being half full of water at the finish...
...greater burden than can be borne without a good deal of self-sacrifice, still, since the class of '92 in the autumn showed no desire to stay out of the class races, every man should bear his share of the expense necessary in putting an eight on the water and not let the whole burden fall upon the comparatively few men whose loyalty to their class is frequently deeper than their pockets...