Word: finlay
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...first winter meeting of the H. A. A., which took place in the Hemenway Gymnasium Saturday, was on the whole rather dull and uninteresting. Putting the shot was the first event, and there were but two entries, J. R. Finlay '91, and S. H. Evins, L. S. Finlay's first and best put was 39 ft. 10 in., which broke the Harvard indoor record of 37 ft. 10 1-2 in. Evins' best...
Putting the shot-J. R. Finlay '91, S. H. Evins...
...first two events on the programme.- putting the shot and standing high jump-took place at the same time. In the former. J. R. Finlay, H. A. A., had little difficulty in winning with a distance of 36 feet 3 inches. S. H. Evins, H. A. A., was second with a distance of 35 feet 4 inches. The standing high jump was won by C. H. Bean, H. A. A., height 4 feet 7 1-8 inches; G. F. Taylor, H. A. A., second, height 4 feet 6 1-8 inches...
...senior crew has been rowing in the tank for some time. The men who are now rowing are substantially the same men who were in the boat in their freshman year. Finlay is not rowing on account of his training for putting the shot. Parker and Randol have not yet taken their seats in the boat, because they have been doing the coaching, but they will begin rowing as soon as the crew gets out on the river. The crew yesterday rowed as follows: Bishop, stroke; Smith, 7; Fitzhugh, 6; Blanchard, 5; Cumnock, 4; Stickney, 3; Shaw, 2; Tallant...
...probable winner and will make an effort to beat his record of two weeks ago; Morse and Green will make a close fight for second. First prize in the standing high jump will be won by Irwin or Bean, in all probability, and the athletic oracle seems to favor Finlay or Long in the shot contest. In the one mile walk odds are being given on Hale, although Bardeen, Endicott and Brackett seem to be favorites with many. Those who are in a position to know seem to look on Collamore, A. White, J. O. Nichols or Lakin...