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  Coach O'Dea

  Andrew O'Dea, Coach of Wisconsin Crews 1895-1898, 1900-1906
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  "They Won!; Navy's Victory."

  Navy Varsity crew standing on dock
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  Navy's Crew dunks Coxswain Gartland "Watch Cornell!"

  Navy varsity crew
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  The Stanford crew that surprised the eastern rowing sharps on the Hudson

  Stanford Varsity crew
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  "Dutchess County."

  Noel "Buzz" de Cordova, Jr. at center, a Poughkeepsie native is coxswain of Cornell crew
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  James Ten Eyck at Syracuse giving a bit of advice

  Coach of Syracuse's crews
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  "The oar is a twelve-foot shaft of ash with a copper-tipped spoon blade" Columbia 'Varsity Crew

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  "The tremendous leverage of thighs helping backs for the next heave" California 'Varsity Oarsmen

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  Fig XX. PENNSYLVANIA, 1900. Showing Some "Over-Reaching" and "Doubling Up" Before the Catch, With Marked Irregularity in the Position of the Blades.

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  Fig XV. PENNSYLVANIA 1902. At the Catch. Showing a Weak, Splashing "Pull In."

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  Fig. XII. WISCONSIN 1900. At the Full Reach, but With Oars so High Above the Water as to Favor "Dipping." The Reach and Unison are Good.

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  Fig VIII. COLUMBIA, 1902. Close to the End of the Recovery. Arms Straight, Shoulders, Slide, and Feet in Nearly the Proper Relative Position.

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  Fig. VII GEORGETOWN, 1900. Illustrating the Lack of Uniformity in the Middle of the Recovery, Sure to Occur Unless There Is an Initial Quick Outshoot of the Hands.

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  Fig. VI. PENNSYLVANIA FOUR, 1901. Illustrating Their Equal Hard Finish - Hard in Every Sense of the Word.

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  Fig. V. GEORGETOWN, 1900 Showing the Position at Full Reach, With Too Much Relaxation and a Too Shallow Dip of the Blades.

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  Fig. III, COLUMBIA, 1902 An Excellent Position for the "Catch."

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  1901 Cornell University Crew

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  Pennsylvania's Henley Crew, 1901

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  Cornell 'Varsity Crew.

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  Wisconsin 'Varsity Crew.

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  Columbia 'Varsity Rowing Squad.

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  Freshman Crew, of Wisconsin University.

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  Pennsylvania 'Varsity Crew.

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  Rough Waters on the Hudson River Course Sometimes Trouble the Oarsmen

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  The Lion's Whelps

  Columbia Varsity Crew that Won the Main Event at the Poughkeepsie Regatta in Magnificent Style
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  The Columbia Crew

  team portrait
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  Cornell's Representatives

  Varsity crew team portrait
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  The U. of P. Crew in Their Shell on the Schuylkill

  not at Poughkeepsie
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  The University of Washington crew

  their "Husky Clipper" will represent the United States at the Olympic Games in August, Poughkeepsie shore and Woodcliff Pleasure Park roller coaster in background
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  Coxswain Eddie Schenck

  only member of Washington's varsity crew that was not part of last year's crew
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  The Promising Columbia Freshmen Crew Which Will Race at Poughkeepsie in 1906

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  Wisconsin Freshmen Launching Their Boat Before a Practice Spin

  Poughkeepsie Highland Ferry and piers of Poughkeepsie Railroad [Walkway Over the Hudson] in background
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  Coaching the Columbia Crew from the Steam-Launch

  Highland shore and Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge [Walkway Over the Hudson] in background
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  Columbia's Brawny 'Varsity Crew Rowing in Excellent Form

  on Hudson River, Poughkeepsie shore and Railroad Bridge [Walkway Over the Hudson] in background
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  Members of Columbia Crew Resting at Quarters During the Afternoon

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  Sturdy Wisconsin Oarsmen Receiving their New White Caps

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  Beginning the Stroke in the Columbia Varsity Shell

  Poughkeepsie shore and Railroad Bridge [Walkway Over the Hudson] in background
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  The Well-Trained 'Varsity Crew of Cornell

  Poughkeepsie shore and Railroad Bridge [Walkway Over the Hudson] in background
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  Columbia's Muscular Racing Crew

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  The Earnest Eight-Oared Crew of Syracuse University

  Highland shore in background
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  Pennsylvania's Strenuous 'Varsity Crew Out for Practice

  Poughkeepsie shore and Railroad Bridge [Walkway Over the Hudson] in background
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  The Victorious Cornell 'Varsity Crew Just Before the Race

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  Cornell's Great Fours, Winners of a Glorious Contest

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  The Pennsylvania Freshmen Who Defeated Columbia and Cornell

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  The Columbia 'Varsity Right, Considered the Best Crew this College has had in Years--Practice Row at Poughkeepsie

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  A Close Finish of an Exciting Brush Between the 'Varsity and Freshman Crews of Columbia, Witnessed from the Launch with Edward Hanlon, their Coach

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  The "Quakers" Housing their Shells Under Difficulties--Josh Ward, their Coach, Superintends the Work from the Boat-House

  at Highland, Poughkeepsie shore and Railroad Bridge [Walkway Over the Hudson] in background
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  The Pennsylvania Oarsmen Unloading their Shells from the West Shore Railroad

  at Highland Train station, Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge [Walkway Over the Hudson] in backgroun
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  The Sturdy Columbia Crew

  The Oarsmen from the Great New York University and Dr. Peet, their Enthusiastic Coach
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  The Famous "Haymaker" Crew Which Astonished the Public by Almost Winning the Intercollegiate Race at Poughkeepsie