Word: dorsey
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...games last Saturday in 3.09 1-5. This time was bettered by 1 1-5 seconds by the University four running against Cornell. Pennsylvania has had little indoor relay competition this winter, but their men have done well individually. The team will probably be picked from Captain Dorsey, Smith, Lennon, Pope and Kaufman. The University and Dartmouth will undoubtedly be represented by the same teams that ran last Saturday. In the other events the University should have the advantage in the shorter runs, Dartmouth in the hurdles and field events, and Pennsylvania in the distance runs...
...Princeton, and Pennsylvania lined up at the start of this race. T. R. Pennypacker '16 had the pole at the start, but was unable to hand over any lead to A. Biddle '16. Biddle started out fast and moved up into second place, followed by the Wisconsin runner and Dorsey, Pennsylvania's runner. Captain W. J. Bingham '16, however, on the third relay, safely established a 5-yard lead over Princeton and Wisconsin. The University's anchor man, W. Willcox, Jr., '17, started off with a terrific spring, which gave him a clean lead of 10 yards over the field...
...University. This year's one-mile relay race seems now as if it would be even more thrilling, as several fast relay teams are being brought on from the Western colleges. Pennsylvania's quartet will be practically the same as last year--Kaufman, Lennon, Dorsey, and Meredith--with the exception of Lockwood, who does not seem to be in shape yet. The University's team, however, appears a little stronger than the one that forced Pennsylvania to establish a new record last April. Although R. Tower '15 has graduated, it will have H. W. Minot '17, T. R. Pennypacker...
...Teschner '17 drew the pole on the first relay, but slipped in getting started, mainly because he was unaccustomed to running in rubber-soled shoes. As a consequence, Dorsey gained a lead of 3 or 4 yards. T. R. Pennypacker '16 and W. Willcox, Jr. '17, who opposed Lockwood and Lennon, respectively, lost slightly through cautious starting, but made it up later in their relays. W. J. Bingham '16 started 4 yards behind Meredith and was able to close up the interval between, although he could not overtake the Pennsylvania captain...
...meet between the Freshmen and Providence Technology resulted in a victory for the visitors, the score being 25 to 30. Five men on each side qualified. The order of finish was: J. D. Hutchinson, Dorsey (T.), Fort (T.), Marshall (T.), J. Kelton, Wood (T.), C. G. Swan, J. W. Greene, C. W. Lippitt, Barba...