Word: chapin
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...first race so far where Harvard is conceded an advantage over Yale. Here Watters is an acknowledged victor, and the only question seems to be, will he be able to break the 1.54 record made by Brown of Yale in 1914. Geilfuss of Yale will take second place, and Chapin of Harvard ought to come in for third...
Fourmile: Won by Harvard ( Watters, McCutcheon, Chapin, Tibbetts) ; Columbia, second; Cornell, third...
...meeting of the Democratic Club held last night in Sever Hall, plans for the nominating convention in the University were definitely started. The committee reported favorably on the idea and a second committee, composed of the officers of the club with W. L. Chapin Jr. '25, William Exton Jr. '26 and H. L. Elisbree '25, was appointed to carry on the plans...
...greatest credit goes to those four who raced through to first place in the four-mile championship relay. It was the first time that the University had won a relay championship over this distance since 1901, and over any distance since 1916. But as the four University milers, Chapin, Tibbetts, Cutcheon, and Watters, romped through the distance to an easy victory over crack teams from Cornell, Columbia, Georgetown, Penn, and B. C., it seemed as if they had been in the habit of pulling down intercollegiate championships for years...
Harvard will be considerably handicapped in the four-mile race where it has drawn a back seat in tenth place. But in Chapin, Tibbetts, Cutcheon, and Watters, Coach Farrell has four milers who are capable of a 4.30 mile and less which may prove sufficient to beat the crack B. C. milers to the tape...