Word: berkeley
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...CRIMSON has arranged to receive reports of the international games this afternoon by direct wire from Berkeley Oval, and will post bulletins in the living room of the Union...
...against Oxford and Cambridge will begin training on August 15, at a place not yet decided upon. A week before the games, trials will be held with Yale in those events for which the intercollegiate and dual games have not been sufficient tests. The games will be held on Berkeley Oval in New York, September 21. The following Harvard men will go in training for the games: 100 and 220 yards dashes--Lightner, Webb. 440 yards dash--Manson, Rust. 880 yards run--Boynton, Behn Mile run--Clark, Knowles. Hurdles -- Converse. 2 mile run--Richardson, Mills, Swan. Broad jump--Shirk, Ristine...
Harvard for the fourth time won the intercollegiate track meet on Berkeley Oval, New York, Saturday afternoon. Harvard scored 44 points; Yale was second with 30 5-6 points; Princeton third, with 16 1-6; Cornell fourth, with 15; Georgetown fifth, with 10; and Michigan sixth, with 6 2-3. Harvard's victory was due to the consistent performances of the team in each event, rather than to the work of a few stars...
...YORK, May 24.--The preliminary heats of the Intercollegiate Track Meet were run off at Berkeley Oval, New York, this afternoon. As is often the case, the relative strength of Harvard and Yale has greatly changed since the Dual Meet. The participation of other colleges today deprived Yale of more points than Harvard; so that the chances of winning the meet tomorrow are bright. Harvard qualified with at least one man in every event. In the low hurdles Willis and Converse won their heats; in the quarter mile Rust and Manson won their heats, Rust's time being...
...following men have been definitely picked to represent Harvard at the intercollegiate track meet to be held at Berkeley Oval, New York, next Friday and Saturday...