Word: allens
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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There was only one event, the 40-yard dash, in which the Crimson runners did not win tow places. R. G. Allen '26 and W. R. Chase '26 were double winners and high individual scorers with a total of 11 1-4 points, both running in the relay...
...first lap of the relay race, English High School, with Captain McKillock carrying the stick, was about on even terms with the Freshmen, but, from then on, each Crimson runner increased the lead by over ten yards so that Allen, at anchor, broke the tape well in the lead...
...Yard Run.--Won by R. G. Allen (H); second, Haggerty (L); third, J. C. McGlone (H). Time...
...Yard Low Hurdles.--First heat.--Won by J. M. Potter (H). Time, 6 3-5a. Second heat.--Won by L. V. McMaster (H). Time, 6 2-5s. Third heat.-- Won by R. G. Allen (H). Time, 6s. No final heat...
Greatest credit is due the Freshman relay team which forced the B. A. A. combination to break a record in order to gain first place by a few yards. J. C. McGlone '26, W. R. Chase '26, F. P. Kane '26 and R. G. Allen '26 all ran well, Allen's phenomenal sprint on the last lap, coming within a few yards of tieing for first place. Equally unexpected was the high-jumping of S. B. Jones '26, which won first place in that event. The actual leap was 5 feet 11 inches, while a handicap of one inch increased...