Word: evently
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...three events in the 'varsity games which were postponed Monday afternoon were run off yesterday. In the 220 yards dash the handicapping was too heavy for the scratch men, and Dorman with 17 yards won easily. For second place, however, the contest was more exciting. The pole vault proved to be a very interesting affair and again the handicap proved too much for the scratch man. Out of justice to Kershaw L. S., however, it should be said that if it had not been so dark he would undoubtedly have won first place as his previous records have been...
...annual ten mile road race of the Cycling Association will take place November 6. This race has always been a very popular event. It is handicap and riders are given liberal time allowances, and it is hoped that a large number of new men will come out. A fine time prize will be offered as an incentive to the fast riders to establish a new 'varsity record for this distance. The course will be a new one and will be officially surveyed. Prizes will be put on exhibition at Leavitt and Peirces Saturday. All entries must be made on regular...
...most important events in the history of civilization were appreciated at their full value at the time they took place. And the men that had the most important part in them have almost always had to wait for a later day, if not for a later generation, to give them the recognition which their works deserved. The opening of Japan to the civilizing influences and to the commerce of the West was an event whose importance in the world's history is just beginning to be recognized, now that her achievements in war have indicated the leading position...
...quarter mile was won by H. H. Fish who has a very easy and graceful style of running. He ought to make a very good man at this event in the spring...
...first event, the half mile scratch, was run in two heats. The men loafed, each waiting for the other to set the pace and the times made were very slow. In the first heat H. B. Hewitt was first with H. P. White second; time 1m. 31 3/5s. The second heat was won by H. H. Brown with L. de F. Smith second; time 1m. 25 1/5s. The final heat was won by H. B. Hewitt in 1m. 25 3/5s.; H. P. White was second...