Word: dean
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Candidates for final honors from '86 must file their applicatione with the Dean before next Saturday...
...bicycle race last Saturday, Mr. Dean rode his trial heat in a mmute less than Hamilton rode his. He also rode a light roadster, while his competitors rode racers. Considering these facts, his performance was very creditable...
...MILE BICYCLE RACE.The trial heats of this important race followed the trials in the 100 yards dash. Dean won the first, with Renton, Columbia, second; and Hamilton of Yale, '86, won the second heat. The final heat ridden later in the day was contested by these three men. The first mile was very slow, and none of the men exerted themselves. Dean, who held the lead at first, allowed himself to be caught napping by Hamilton. The second mile was rather faster than the first, and the race was won easily by Hamilton in poor time...
Harvard will send the following men to Mott Haven to contest the several events: Tug-of-war, 1, Pease, '88; 2, Remington, '87; 3, Curtis, L. S.; anchor, Easton, L. S.; bicycle race, Dean '88; 100 yards dash, Baker, '86, Holden, '88, R. D. Smith, '86; 220 yards dash, same as 100-yards dash; 1-4 mile run, Baker, '86, Fessenden, '87, Holden, '88; 1-2 mile run, Baker, '86, Fessenden, '87; mile run, Brandt, '85, Roberts, '85; Root, '85; mile walk, Bemis, '87; Wright, '86; hurdle race, Bradley, '86, Lund, '88, running high jump, Atkinson, '85, Clark, '87, Fogg...
...MILE BICYCLE RACE,in which F. L. Dean, '88 was the only contestant. A few days previous, Dean had broken the inter collegiate record, and started out with the intention if possible, of breaking his own record. His riding was remarkably fine, and the first quarter was finished in 49s. The succeeding laps were ridden in the following time, 2nd, 1m. 37s.; 3rd, 2m. 25s.; 4th, 3m. 13s.; 5th, 4m. 2s.; 6th, 4m. 51s; 7th, 5m. 39 1-2s.; 8th, 6m. 28s. thus lowering his own time by 11 seconds. His successful effort was greeted with great applause...