Word: allens
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Crimson shows more strength this year than ever before. In the race last Saturday with Georgetown, the time, 7 minutes 10 1-5 seconds was eight seconds faster than the one contest which Harvard has won since the war. This was without the services of Allen who is one of the strongest of the University runners. Although Coach Farrell has not definitely announced the personnel of the long relay team, five men have been picked from which the quartet will be chosen toworrow before the race. Allen, Barker, Chapin, Cutcheon, and Watters. Followers of track generally agree that Watters will...
...result of trials held yesterday, Coach Farrell selected five men, from whom the quartet which will race Yale in the two-mile University relay will be picked. J. N. Watters '26, B. R. Cutcheon '24, R. G. Allen '26, Le B. R. Barker '26, and W. L. Chapin '25 comprise this group. Neither the short distance relay team against M. I. T., nor the Freshman foursome has been definitely named, but last Saturday's combinations will probably remain unchanged...
...office of The Fairbanks News Miner (Alaska) is a bit of type, handset there last Summer. The editor of the News-Miner is going to bring it to this country and give it to William Allen White, editor of The Emporia Gazette. Mr. White will present the type to the Associated Press at the annual meeting of that body in April. Why all this fuss about a bit of type? It was the last type ever set by Warren Gamaliel Harding...
...disappointing showing, there were some highly creditable performances by University representatives. In all three of the University relay races their opponents numbered some of the fastest men in the country, and particularly in the B. A. A. contest, the University pressed the Unicorn runners to the limit. R. G. Allen '26, in the lead-off position, ran a beautiful race, trailing Dudley of the B. A. A. by only a stride in the first few laps, and then passing him on the next to the last lap, and piling up a 20 yard lead. B. A. A. lost several yards...
...relay contests, in which University teams will run promised to be exciting exhibitions. In the Harvard Second B. A. A. race, J. H. Sherburne '24 is to be matched with Lloyd Hahn, and R. G. Allen '26 with James Driscoll, inter-collegiate quarter-mile champion. J. N. Watters '26, star of the Oxford Cambridge meet last summer, in the other long relay race with Georgetown, will be running against George Marsters, of Portland, Maine who was once clocked in 1.55 on an outdoor track, almost a second faster than watter's best...