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Book Excerpt: Chapter 6, Overstroking the Opposition-- from Four Years at Four, by John Escher

We were fastest in the dark. more

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Book Excerpt: Chapter Four, More Porcupine - from Four Years at Four, by John Escher

Those snobs had the temerity to call the Stein a workboat, but actually a less tippy boat was a good thing for us more

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Book Excerpt: Chapter 3, Engeman Sows Nicknames - from Four Years at Four, by John Escher:

One had to plan for disaster. And water was flying through the air in all directions. Five persons in our boat had rowed for only three days. But everyone was near a person who knew what he was doing. more

Rowing Books: 2010 Boys: An Excerpt from 'More Than Rowing, Kent School Boat Club, The First 100 Years'

Rowing Books: Book Excerpt: Chapter 2, Bill Engeman - from Four Years at Four, by John Escher:

Rowing Books: Book Excerpt: Chapter 1, The Porcupine - from Four Years at Four, by John Escher:

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Dan Boyne

Dan Boyne
Body of Water - Chapter Twenty: Coup de Grace

A mystery is solved. more

Dan Boyne
Body of Water - Chapter Nineteen: A Good Lie

A mystery begins to become more clear over some day-old Merlot more

Dan Boyne: Body of Water - Chapter Eighteen: A Shadow in the Night

Dan Boyne: Body of Water - Chapter Seventeen: A Lovely Little Theory

Dan Boyne: Body of Water - Chapter Sixteen: Illusions

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Peter Mallory's 'The Sport of Rowing'

Peter Mallory's 'The Sport of Rowing'
The University of Washington Dynasty

Peter Mallory brings us the next block of chapters from The Sport of Rowing: Ch. 44. Hiram Conibear; Ch. 45. George and Dick Pocock; Ch. 46. The Conibear Stroke; Ch. 47. The Ernest Barry Stroke; Ch. 48. The Birth of Modern Orthodox Technique; Ch. 49. George Pocock.s Greatest Contribution; Ch. 50. Migration of the Conibear Stroke more

Peter Mallory's 'The Sport of Rowing'
Ch. 36-43: Ellis Ward and Charles Courtney

Peter Mallory brings us the next block of chapters from The Sport of Rowing: Chapter 36 - 1897-1900 Poughkeepsie Regattas; Chapter 37 - Ellis Ward Goes to Henley; Chapter 38 - History’s First Significant Rowing Force Curve Experiment; Chapter 39 - Courtney’s Mature Technique; Chapter 40 - Charles Courtney: R.I.P.; Chapter 41 - The Ten Eycks of Syracuse; Chapter 42 - Yale Enters the 20th Century; Chapter 43 - Harvard Goes to Henley more

Peter Mallory's 'The Sport of Rowing': Ch. 27-35: American Collegiate Rowing Takes Shape

Peter Mallory's 'The Sport of Rowing': Ch. 112-115: The Rosenberg Style

Peter Mallory's 'The Sport of Rowing': Ch. 109-111: Rosenberg's Crews 1964-1974

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