Middlesex School - Yearbook (Concord, MA)

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sex 2 51 8 second crews Middlesex 2 42 Groton 2 45 first crews Groton 2 41 Middlesex 2 42 4 Bucklng a strong headwind the top three boats raced Noble and Greenough over a half mile Charles River course on Saturday May 13 The third crew unchanged since the Groton race led Nobles all the way despite a rally by the opponents which cut down their lead from one length to half a length at the finish The third boat won with a time of 3 05 4 which was the afternoon s best due to the increasing headwlnd The second crew now made up of Morley Brainard Almy Browne and Winchester again from bow to stern jumped to an early lead and held it all the way winning by a length Then' time was 3 06 The first crews fought a short steep chop kicked up by the headwind The first boat reshufiled to Cameron Lewis Estrada Brownell and Saxe also shaded the Nobles boat from the start They won by a length in 3 06 4 This was Middlesex s first clean sweep against Nobles for several years which made coaches Locke and Coffin all the happier After a short wart for the wind to die we raced St Mark s on their half mile course on Saturday May 20 The third boat started the afternoon s events at 4 30 They had an ever increasing lead on the St Mark s boat winning in 2 54 by one length The second crew led to what seemed to be a sure win when a terrific St Mark s rally brought the opponents up to win by two feet The winning time was 2 50 The first boat sailed along well ahead of the com petition and in 2 49 went under the wire a decisive three lengths ahead of the St Mark s boat With a vacant weekend the first crew demonstrated their improvement by beating the same graduate crew by half a length The big race at Exeter onjune 3 ended in disappointment for the Red oarsmen despite their hard tight The boats raced on Exeter s SquamscottR1ver half mile course bucking a strong headwind The third crew held even on the start and up to the first turn but gradually dropped back Exeter won by three fourths of a length in 3 06 against a Middlesex time of 3 08 5 The second crew jumped Exeter at the start and fought a thrilling race to a three fourth length win in 2 54 The first crew fighting for the Columbia Cup held by Middlesex last year was shaded by the opponents at the start and fought a losing battle to overcome their lead l7ll .,., ., ., . ., Y 1 ' 1 ' 1 v 1 Y .. . ,.., , . . . 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 , , . .. 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . , . . , . . . , . . 1 1 ' 1 . , . , . .. ' . . , ... . , . . . . , . , . , . , . . 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . . . - ' 1 - 1 1 . - , , , ' 1 -- 1 1 1 , .

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CREW 4-'nd PM Q lror1IRou Lord Winchester Saxe G Krumbhaar Roberts Second Rau L Brownell Estrada Lewis fCdPfdIPl, Cameron Almy TlamlRou Aitken Mamzgerj Lee Morley A Browne Brarnard D Wells Mr Locke After the usual pre season workout in the rowing room this year s crew hit the water two days after the Spring Vacation Competition for berths on the first three crews was stiff right from the start and the first two boats engaged in endless battles for the first position On April 23 Captain Lewrs Morley Cameron and Larry Brownell wlth Saxe at the helm the first crew of the moment lagged a quarter ofa length behind a graduate crew stroked by Pete Bullard On Saturday May 6 the first three crews raced Groton on out home course The third crew made a slow start and the powerful Groton four raising the stroke near the end shaded the Red oarsmen by a little more than a length The second crew consisting of Almy Bramard Estrada Brownell and Winchester from bow to stern led their opponents all the way crossing the fimsh line half a length ahead The first boat Gus Browne Cameron Morley Lewis and Sake jumped Groton at the start but lost their lead at the end of the low er cut The Groton first boat fought to a thrrllrng victory by a deck length The Groton crews looked de ceptively rough but actually packed lots of power The times boosted by a strong tailvsrnd were third crews Groton 2 47 8 Middle 41101 J I t ' ' ' si Vt 1 Q f W f ' N '-N44 w. W ' .1 ' 1 N., 4 he .f -in -, , wt, . . , , Q., r i V .Q Vw ,w ,- Y ' . G N . , if . . ar ' 3 . I his . ,. ' 3 if-, N f Q A y 3 N x a - X . F M B ' ' it I I A..-wr ff rf, .. , . , , . , . l , v , , - ' f , , , - , ' , - , . . . , . ' 1 I Y . . . . . . Y . . . , . - 3 Y 7 5 3 7 7 I Y 7 ' . V . . 7 Y 5 - a 1 3 7 3 7 ' 3 Y 5 . I . . V a s - , 4 i ' . . . V. h . W V 7 . . . - , . , . . , ,

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