Word: clark
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Fleas--H. H. Bartlett (captain), W. H. Pollak, J. Prendergast, J. H. Watson, C. A. Russell, C. T. Ryder, G. M. Jones, R. A. Spare, A. S. Beale, F. T. James, H. W. Simpkins, N. R. Clark...
Field Judges--E. H. Clark '96, F. F. de Rham '05, J. S. Stone '05, D. R. Ayres...
...lack of heavy men in the weight events may cost us the Yale games this year. The fact that few new men are working at these events means a weakness in them for two or three years to come. Ellery H. Clark '96 will be at Soldiers Field every day from 4 to 6 o'clock to give instruction to all who may come out. Every man in the University who weighs 165 pounds or more ought to come to the aid of the track team, so that some good men may be developed for this and the next three...
During the week E. H. Clark '96 expects to coach the weight men every day after 4 o'clock, and W. F. Garcelon '95 will devote two or three afternoons to the hurdlers. This afternoon the milers and two-milers will run a half-mile trial; the half-milers will run a quarter-mile trial; and the sprinters will run the 220-yard dash...
During the week Coach Lathrop has been systematizing the squad so that individual attention may be devoted to each candidate. The sprinters have been running easy stretches and the hurdlers are practicing their stride and paying special attention to form. On Thursday E. H. Clark '96 and W. F. Garcelon '95 coached the weight men and hurdlers, respectively. The squad of milers and two milers on Thursday for the first time ran 12 laps around the track, a distance of three miles. Next week Mr. Clark will devote more time to the weight men, who up to now have...