Word: behind
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...fumble by Corkery. Bruner struck out. In the third inning neither side reached first. In the fourth inning Bremner went out on a fly to Phillips. Lang hit to Edgerly and went to third on his wild throw. Brigham hit to Allen, who threw the ball into the crowd behind first. On this throw Lang scored, and Brigham went to third. Dutcher hit to Edgerly who again threw the ball into the crowd, allowing Brigham to score and Dutcher to go to third, and finally scored. Marley struck out, Corkery flied out to Chamberlain. In the fourth inning Harvard...
...Fogg '85 and Mr. C. A. Brown '86. The best college record in this event, which has not been broken since 1877, is 7 minutes 4 4-5 seconds. Mr. Brown did not appear. Darling sprung to the lead at once, walking in excellent form. Fogg dropped behind at the end of the second lap. At the middle of the fourth lap, Coolidge passed Darling and kept the lead to the end, finishing in 8 minutes 3 1/2 seconds, with Darling 17 seconds behind...
...HUNDRED AND TWENTY-YARDS DASH.A. S. Johnson, '85, and W. Baker and W. A. Stebbins, '86, were the entries for the 220-yards dash. Baker led from the first, with Stebbins and Johnson close behind, winning in 24 1-5 sec. All the contestants ran in excellent form...
...half-mile dash Messrs. Davis and Bigelow, both of Harvard, entered. Davis took the lead, but was immediately passed by Bigelow, who took a decided lead, winning easily in 1 minute 35 1-5 seconds, with Davis about 80 yards behind. Davis rode a small machine, and lost ground while riding against the wind...
...next to the last lap Hitchcock, who had been riding most pluckily throughout, made a brilliant burst, and succeeded in getting past Norton. The last lap was very exciting, but before its close Norton regained the lead, and won in 10 minutes 28 seconds, with Hitchcock close behind...