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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Harvard defeated the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in a five mile cross country run on Saturday by a score of 22 to 33, the sum of the places taken by the five members of each team...
...cross country race with the Massachusetts institute of Technology will start from the West Roxbury railroad station this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. The course will be up Baker street from the depot then along Vine street and finally down LaGrange avenue back to the depot, a distance of a little over five miles, finishing at the starting point. The teams will be composed of five men each. The members of the Harvard team are as follows: E.W. Mills'02, W.W. Gallagher'04, W.A. Pownall'02, J. H. Hall'03, J.D. Clark'03; substitutes, R.M. Walsh 2L., G.E. Behr...
...cross country race with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology next Saturday will start from the West Roxbury railroad station at 3.30, and will cover a circular course of about five miles, finishing at the starting point. Each team will be composed of five men. The members of the Harvard team are E. W. Mills '02, W. W. Gallagher '04, W. A. Pownall '02, J. H. Hall '03, J. D. Clark '03; substitutes,--R. M. Walsh 2L., G. E. Behr 1G., L. C. Doyle '04. A banner and medals have been offered by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to the winning...
...cross country run yesterday afternoon started from the gymnasium, went up Massachusetts Avenue to the car stables, and came down over the same course, covering a distance in all of four miles. About seven men took part in the run. In the two mile break at the finish, W. W. Gallagher, '04, came in first...
...handicap cross country run on Saturday, E. W. Mills '02 won fourth place with a handicap of one minute, and L. C. Doyle '04 finished sixth with a handicap of two and a half minutes. Mills also won the prize for making the best time. He covered the course of four and three-quarters miles in twenty-seven minutes and eight seconds...