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Crews Training at Poughkeepsie for the Regatta to be held on June 26th

Close-up of Cornell Varsity Crew Captain Shoemaker
College crews training on the Hudson River at Poughkeepsie for the Regatta to be held on June 26th

Cornell Coach James "Jim" Wray with megaphone. Coach of Cornell Crew 1927-1936.
College crews training on the Hudson River at Poughkeepsie for the Regatta to be held on June 26th

Coach James "Jim" Wray in coaches' launch, Poughkeepsie Railroad Bridge in background. Coach of Cornell Crew 1927-1936.
College crews train on the Hudson River at Poughkeepsie for the Regatta to be held on June 26th

Cornell Varsity on Hudson River
College Crews Train on the Hudson River at Poughkeepsie for the Regatta to be held June 26th

Cornell Junior Varsity posed on dock in front of boathouse on Highland Shore
College Crews Train on the Hudson River at Poughkeepsie for the Regatta to be held on June 26th

Cornell Junior Varsity on the Hudson River
Cornell's Crews Take to the Water

Coach Charles "Pop" Lueder in boat with megaphone. Coach of Cornell Crew 1925-1926.
Cornell Varsity Crew Captain, A.K. Strong

signed "Fraternally, Al"
Cornell Crew Ready for Big Races

Varsity team portrait, not at Poughkeepsie
John Hoyle, Coach of Cornell Crew

Coach of Cornell Crew 1921-1924
Cornell Varsity 8

on dock
Cornell Varsity

at practice on Hudson River
James "Jim" Wray, Harvard Coach

Coach of Cornell Crew 1927-1936
Cornell 2d Varsity

Junior Varsity on dock in front of boathouse
Cornell Freshman 8

on Hudson River
Cornell Freshman 8

on dock in front of boathouse
Coach Charles "Pop" Courtney

Coach of Cornell Crew 1884-1916.
Cornell 8

practicing on Hudson River
Coach Charles "Pop" Courtney and Constance "C.S." Titus

Coach of Cornell Crew 1884-1916. Constance Sutton Titus was a former champion sculler and Coach of Princeton Crew 1906-1910
Cornell Varsity 4

lowering shell into Hudson River. Last Varsity 4 race at Poughkeepsie Regatta
Cornell Taking Water

getting into shell
Cornell Varsity Eight

practice on Hudson River at Poughkeepsie, coaches' launch on left
Cornell Varsity Crew

team portrait in front of boathouse
Cornell Varsity Crew

team portrait in front of boathouse, close-up shot
Cornell Crew on water

practicing on Hudson River, Railroad Bridge in background
Cornell Crew

practicing on the Hudson River, Railroad Bridge in background
Cornell Varsity, Poughkeepsie

on dock holding oars
Cornell Varsity, Poughkeepsie

practicing on the Hudson River, Poughkeepsie shore in the background
Cornell Varsity, Poughkeepsie

lowering shell into the Hudson River
Cornell Varsity

portrait of crew on dock
Cornell Varsity Eight and Four, Freshman Eight and Two Substitute Fours and Coach Charles "Pop" Courtney's launch

Coach of Cornell Crew 1884-1916
Cornell Varsity Crew

practicing on Hudson River, coaches' launch and Poughkeepsie in background
Cornell Varsity Crew

putting shell into the Hudson River
Cornell Crew

on dock, putting oars in shell
Cornell Crew

on dock, setting up shell for practice
Coach Charles "Pop" Courtney

Hudson River in background. Coach of Cornell Crew 1884-1916
Finish of Boat Race Between the University of Pennsylvania and Cornell Junior Eights

at Cayuga Lake
University of Pennsylvania and Cornell--Junior Eights at 1 1/2 mile

at Cayuga Lake
Cornell Crew at Poughkeepsie

on the Hudson River, coaches' launch in background
Cornell Poughkeepsie Crew

Varsity on the Hudson River
Columbia University blue and white celluloid buttons
Columbia University Tobacco Silk

Crew
Columbia University Tobacco Flannel

Crew
Royal Portable Typewriters advertisement The Literary Digest

features Horace E. Davenport captain of the Columbia University crew
Columbia Crew
Columbia pennant

leather postcard
Fred Miller

Columbia crew Coach, 1924
Coach James "Jim" Rice

Coach of Columbia Crew 1906-1923
Rowing squad, Columbia

crew using rowing machines
James "Jim" Rice training Columbia squad before mirror

crew using rowing machines