The Gunnery School - Red and Gray Yearbook (Washington, CT)

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af' RENKERT SAMSONOFF Traveling to Salisbury on May 24th, the Red and Gray oarsmen won shirts in all 'ee races. The Third's, who rowed the day before, crossed over a length ahead of the 'um. The Second shell found the smooth water to their liking and rowed a ine race, nning by two lengths. The Firsts, with little check in the boat, defeated Sarum's First at by a length. Carrying the best record in Gunnery's rowing history into the New England regatta Worcester, Mass., the top two boats qualified in their first heats by taking second place. the Hnals both Red and Gray shells lacked their usual lift and just missed third positions. eter captured the race for First boats and Brown and Nichols won the Second boat sprint. This yeat's Second boat jumped from eighth position to fourth while the First uained in the same position as last year among the ten competing schools. The Second and Third boats both went undefeated in five and four contests respec- ely, while the First won two and lost two in four meets. ...-v' ,.,-a fafwf ' . 195- . iw- ' ,'P'? f ff K 8 it ARCHBALD . . ,,....nv4 M9 PECK

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