Word: clark
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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GOLF CLUB.- The following men will please call for their prizes at the Crimson office today if possible: G. C. Clark, Jr., W. B. Cutting, Jr., T. M. Hastings, J. DeK. Towner, M. E. Jenkins, S. B. Buck, and J. T. Pratt...
...Association of Graduate Clubs is to hold a convention in Chicago during the Christmas holidays. Papers will be read by representatives of Harvard, Yale, Stanford, Chicago, Clark, Columbia, Cornell, Johns Hopkins, and New York Universities...
Yesterday afternoon, Dick Grant 1M., who did not know until too late to take part in it that the cross country run was to be held Thursday afternoon, went over the course against time. He succeeded in covering the distance in 28m. 52 4-5s., easily beating Clark's time of 31m. 20s., made on Thursday. This time makes a new record for the course, and entitles Grant to receive the first prize. The second and third prizes will go to H. B. Clark 1901, and O. W. Richardson '99, the first and second men respectively in Thursday...
...annual cross country run was held yesterday afternoon and resulted in a victory for H. B. Clark 1901, with O. W. Richardson '99, second, and A. W. Blakemore L. S., third. The run was over the regular course, out Garden street, through the Clay Pits, around Fresh Pond, and back by way of Mt. Auburn and Brattle streets, a distance of a little over 5 miles. The time, 31m. 20s., was rather slow, owing to the unwillingness of any one to set the pace. As D. Grant M. S., did not know until too late to take part that...
...number of men who have taken part in the hare and hound runs this fall was smaller than usual, but the time has been good. H. B. Clark 1901, and O. W. Richardson '99, together with Grant, have divided the honors in these runs winning seven of the eleven prizes...