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...faster this year. To offset him the University will have Chase, Evans, Hovey, and Wansker. Chase is the University's best bet in the 220-yard dash, but M. I. T. with Poole, Howlett, and W. L. Smith might easily take two places, possibly winning the event. Chapin would have been a logical point winner in this event, but he can not take part due to an old injury which will probably keep him out for the season. Wansker is the best man Coach Bingham has to help Chase, so under the conditions M. I. T. seems to have...
...second place. Jones, in the 440-yard dash, jumped into the lead after about 50 yards and was never headed. J. H. Smith, in the half-mile run, stood off Cutcheon's spurt in the last lap successfully and won by about ten feet. In the two-mile run, Chapin set the pace all the way. At the beginning of the third lap, he increased his speed and puled away from the field, finishing at least 100 yards ahead of Sawin who came in second...
...Yard Dash--Chapin, Chase, Churchill, J. S. Clark, H. W. Davis, Evans, Hovey, Jenkins, Newhall, L. Nichols, Wansker...
...Yard Dash--Chapin, Chase, Churchill, Chute, J. S. Clark, H. W. Davis, Ev- ans, Hovey, Jenkins, Kennedy, Lewis, Mallory, Morrill, Newhall, L. Nichols, Wansker, Wilbur...
...University squad were taking part in a handicap meet on the wind-swept track and field within the Stadium. Coach Tolbert's squad of 41 Freshmen who are making the trip to Andover today were excused from the meet and several of Coach Bingham's best track men, notably Chapin, Davis, and Whitney, who are still out with injuries, were unable to compete. The wind which swept in gales down Soldiers Field was at the back of the sprinters and accounted in large part for the fast time made in the dashes. The long distance runners, however, lost more...