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2020 Record Book Template Men’s Heavyweight Rowing Record Book Coaching Register Years Coached ........Coach .......................................Seasons ............... W ............ L ............. T ........... Pct. 1905-1915 ...............James Wray ...................................11 ....................16 ........... 17 .............- ............485 1925-1926 ...............E. A. Stevens ..................................2......................7 ............. 6 ..............- ............538 1927-1929 ...............Edward J. Brown ’96 ......................3......................9 ............. 7 ..............- ............563 1930-1936 ...............Charles J. Whiteside .......................7.....................25 ........... 26 .............- ............490 1937-42, 1944-51 ....Thomas D. Bolles ..........................12 ...................105 .......... 10 ............ 1 ............909 1943 ........................H. Herbert “Bert” Haines ...............1......................3 ............. 0 ..............- .......... 1.000 1952-1962 ...............Harvey M. Love .............................11 ....................78 ........... 24 .............- ........... .765 1963-2013 ...............Harry L. Parker ..............................51...................314 .......... 48 ............ 1 ............866 2014-Present ...........Charley Butt ..................................8.....................40 ............ 7 ..............- ............851 Totals: ...........................................................................106 ..................597 ......... 145 ........... 2 ............804 Years Coached ........Coach ............................................W .............L .............T .............Sprints ..........Cincinnati .............IRA .......... Harvard-Yale 1852 ........................no coach .........................................1..............0 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1855 ........................no coach .........................................1..............0 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1856 ........................no coach .........................................3..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - .......................- 1857 ........................no coach .........................................1..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - .......................- 1858 ........................no coach ........................................13 .............0 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - .......................- 1859 ........................no coach .........................................2..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1860 ........................no coach ........................................11 .............0 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1864 ........................no coach .........................................0..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ...................... L 1865 ........................no coach .........................................0..............2 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ...................... L 1866 ........................no coach .........................................1..............0 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1867 ........................no coach .........................................4..............0 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1868 ........................no coach .........................................4..............2 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1869 ........................no coach .........................................9..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1870 ........................no coach .........................................1..............0 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1871 ........................no coach .........................................1..............2 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - .......................- 1872 ........................no coach .........................................4..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - .......................- 1873 ........................no coach .........................................8..............2 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - .......................- 18 74 ........................no coach .........................................6..............2 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - .......................- 1875 ........................no coach ........................................10 .............2 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - .......................- 1876 ........................no coach .........................................4..............2 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ...................... L 1877 ........................no coach .........................................2..............0 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1878 ........................no coach .........................................1..............0 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1879 ........................no coach .........................................1..............0 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1880 ........................no coach .........................................0..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ...................... L 1881 ........................no coach .........................................1..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ...................... L 1882 ........................no coach .........................................3..............0 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1883 ........................no coach .........................................2..............0 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1884 ........................no coach .........................................1..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ...................... L 1885 ........................no coach .........................................1..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1886 ........................no coach .........................................0..............2 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ...................... L 1887 ........................no coach .........................................1..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ...................... L 1888 ........................no coach .........................................0..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ...................... L 1889 ........................no coach .........................................2..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ...................... L 1890 ........................no coach .........................................0..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ...................... L 1891 ........................no coach .........................................1..............0 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ..................... W 1892 ........................no coach .........................................0..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ...................... L 1893 ........................no coach .........................................0..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................- ...................... - ...................... L 1894 ........................no coach .........................................0..............1 ............. - ...................- ......................-
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