Word: 28m
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Yesterday afternoon, Dick Grant 1M., who did not know until too late to take part in it that the cross country run was to be held Thursday afternoon, went over the course against time. He succeeded in covering the distance in 28m. 52 4-5s., easily beating Clark's time of 31m. 20s., made on Thursday. This time makes a new record for the course, and entitles Grant to receive the first prize. The second and third prizes will go to H. B. Clark 1901, and O. W. Richardson '99, the first and second men respectively in Thursday...
...Chipman, 2m.; 18, F. B. Carter, 2 m.; 19, H. Coonley, 2m.; 20, H. R. Storrs, 2m. 15s.; 21, E. H. Clark, 2m. 15s,; 22, W. A. Wight, 2m. 30s.; 23, J. E. Rousmaniere, 2m. 30s.; 24, C. H. Williams, 2m. 30s.; 25, F. V. Alexandre, 28m. 30s.; 25, A. Wood, 3m.; 27, Wm. D. Eaton, 3m.; 28, G. Bancroft...
...with Pennsylvania on Saturday by 19 points to 17. The men finished in the following order: Orton, U. P.; Stebbins, Cornell; Coates, U. P.; McClenathen, Cornell; Martin, Cornell; Hasbrouck, Cornell; Jarvis, U. P.; Greene, U. P. The run was over a five mile course. Orton's time was 28m. 31s., and Stebbins...
...Chipman, 2m.; 18, F. B. Carter, 2m.; 19, H. Coonley, 2m.; 20, H. R. Storrs, 2m. 15s.; 21, E. H. Clark, 2m. 15s.; 22, W. A. Wight, 2m. 30s.; 23, J. E. Rousmaniere, 2m. 30s.; 24, C. H. Williams, 2m. 30s.; 25, F. V. Alexandre, 28m. 30s.; 26, A. Wood, 3m.; 27, Wm. D. Eaton, 3m.; 28, G. Bancroft...
...very successful. Although the number of entries was not as great as expected, yet the race was hotly contested and the finish exciting. Six men finished in a bunch: First, E. S. Hatch '97 (1m. 45s.) in 29m. 39 3-5s.; second, F. S. Elliot '95 (scratch) in 28m. 2-5s.; third, W. E. Putnam '96 (2m.) in 30m. 15 1-5s,; fourth, E. A. Bumpus...