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Trials for the University and class relay teams which will compete at the Boston Athletic Association meet on February 13, will be held tomorrow afternoon on the board track on Holmes Field. In case of unfavorable weather, the trials will be postponed to Thursday. Six teams of four men and two substitutes each will be selected. In addition to the four class teams, which will compete in a one-mile race, two University teams will be chosen. Of these, one will compete against Yale in a two-mile race, each man running 780 yards. The other will run against Pennsylvania...
...will be given in championship events, and solid gold, silver and bronze medals for first, second and third places in all handicap events, and in relays where three or more teams are entered. Solid gold medals will be given to winners in relays where there are two entries. A board track of ten laps to the mile will be used...
...trials to select the University and class relay teams to run at the Boston Athletic Association meet on February 13, will not as previously announced, take place today or tomorrow, but will probably be held on Tuesday afternoon, February 2, on the board track on Holmes Field. The men making the best time at these trials will be chosen. All men who intend to compete in these trials are requested to sign, at once, in a blue-book, which has been placed on the desk in the janitor's room in the Gymnasium. Only fifty-three men have...
...hundred and eighteen men reported for winter track work yesterday. All the men were given dumb-bell drill and chest-weight exercises. In addition to this work the distance men took an easy run to Porter Station and back, and the half-milers ran eight laps on the board track on Holmes Field. Candidates for the relay teams were given practice in starting, and were also specially coached on turning the corners. The high-jumpers and pole-vaulters practiced in the Gymnasium. As soon as the snow leaves the ground, a practicing place will be prepared for broad jumpers...
...York. The principal speakers of the evening will be as follows: Dr. N. M. Butler, president of Columbia University; Dean Huribut '87; Major H. L. Higginson h.'82; Professor A. L. Lowell '77; E. Wetmore '60, ex-president of the New York Harvard Club and a member of the Board of Overseers; and C. S. Fairchild '63, president of the club...