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...following-named are the candidates for the freshman crew: Reed, Storer, Miller, Hausen, Mumford, Keith, Winthrop, Howard, Smith, C. F. Gilman, Winters, Barnes, Yocum; R. L. McCook, captain. All candidates for the crew are requested to call at Mr. McCook's room, 34 Holyoke, as soon as possible, to let him know whether they have any recitations that will prevent them from rowing at 3.30 every afternoon; and, if they have any such, to see what arrangements can be made to have their recitations changed...
First. J. Lee, C. P. Curtis, J. Dorr, Jr., R. D. Winthrop, H. B. Cabot, C. P. Perin, A. C. Denniston, G. B. Morison, F. Nichols, A. H. Andrews...
...mile-run was secured easily by G. Morrison in 5 min. 14 7/8 sec., with G. E. Lowell 75 yards behind. Lowell clung to the winner very well until into the last lap, when he found himself unable to respond to Morrison's spurt, and finished as above. Winthrop also started, but fell out at the end of the first lap. In putting the shot, Messrs. Denniston, Baxter, and Kip appeared, the latter, however, proving the winner with a throw of 31 ft. 3 in., 2 ft. 5 in. below Curger's put of last spring. Baxter took second place...
...first ten of the Institute of 1770 from the Class of '83 is as follows : J. Lee, C. P. Curtis, J. Dorr, R. D. Winthrop, H. B. Cabot, C. P. Perin, A. C. Denniston, G. B. Morison, F. Nichols, A. H. Andrews...
...John Winthrop was a professor of Physics and Astronomy in Harvard College. He was very well known, during the latter part of the last century, by several works on astronomy, which may be found among the publications of the Royal Society, of which he was a Fellow. He made the best observation of the transit of Venus taken during the eighteenth century. He also published some books on earthquakes. A short time ago a certain professor had the curiosity to ask all the professors here whether they knew anything of this once celebrated John Winthrop. Only two had ever heard...