Word: dashings
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Freshman time trials were held on the new track yesterday, afternoon in preparation for the Exeter meet. In the 100-yard dash de Rahm nosed out Murphy and Barker by about two feet. In the 220-yard dash, one of the closest races of the afternoon, Field succeeded in passing Murphy and de Rahm, in the last ten yards. Murphy and de Rahm were tied for 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...
...Yard Dash. First heat.--Won by Chase; second, Wansker; third, Hovey...
...University time trials, which produced satisfactory contests, will bear greatly on the selection of the men to enter the meet next Saturday. In the 100-yard dash, the same two heats were each run twice. In the first batch of men, Wansker and Chase each secured a first and a second place, but in the second heat, Keyes won both races. In the 220-yard dash, Wansker and Keyes were victors in their heats. The first was then run over again, and this time Chase beat our Wansker for first place. Colt won the 440-yard dash, nosing out Howe...
...Yard Dash. First heat.--Won by Wansker; second, Evans; third, Chase. Second heat.--Won by Keyes; second, Newhall; third Ktenas...
...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...