Word: finished
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Parker slightly in the lead. At the end of the first quarter-mile, Parker cut across Hooper's bow, causing the latter to collide with Strong, and forcing Wiggins against the bank. Soon Cutler who steered the straightest course began to draw ahead, followed by Peabody. Just before the finish, Parker passed Peabody and finished about two lengths behind Cutler. No time was taken...
...Indians tackled hard, but their play lacked finish and decisiveness, and their generalship was poor at times. Their best play was a well-developed criss-cross aimed at the tackle, but they were unable to gain by this at all consistently...
...afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. The course, which corresponds to the American Henley distance, and is the same as that of the final interdormitory race, will be 1 mile, 550 yards long. The start will probably be made at the Cottage Farm bridge, in which case the crews will finish on a line across the river from Fairfield street, three blocks below Harvard bridge...
...Lawless '13 finished 200 yards behind Berna. H. Jaques, Jr., '11, who was not expected to be in condition to run, got the second Harvard place by finishing fourth, only a few yards behind Lawless. P. R. Withington '12 and E. H. Gray of Yale had a very exciting contest for fifth place. For nearly the last 100 yards of the race they ran shoulder to shoulder. Just before the finish, Withington faltered and the Yale man won by less than a yard. Withington was completely run out, and had to be helped into the gymnasium. The two other runners...
...Andover this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock. The course is one and three-quarters miles in length, and the race will be three times around the course, making a distance of five and a quarter miles. Each team will consist of seven men, of which the first five to finish will score. The winning team and the first three men to finish will be awarded prizes...