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Captain J. L. Reid '29 has been showing fine form in practice this Fall and is expected to lower the race record if the course is not too heavy from the recent rains. Leslie Flaksman '29 and W. E. King '28 are the only other men on the team who ran against Holy Cross last year...
...following men will run for the University: Captain J. L. Reid '29, Leslie Flaksman '29, R. W. Hyde '30, W. E. King '28, G. B. Lee '30, R. G. Luttman '29, G. H. Mitchell '28, A. G. Thacher Jr. '29, F. B. Thurber Jr. '30, J. O. Wildes...
...across the finish line and the one-two three order of those runners brought the Crimson a total of 20 points, while Yale tralled with 47, and Princeton with 66. Last fall Smith and Briggs of Yale showed the pack home, but J. L. Reid '29, Haggerty and Leslie Flaksman '29 followed in that order immediately on the heels of the Blue stars, and the final score stood Harvard 25, Yale 31, Princeton...
...windy it would not be suprising to see a mill under 4 minutes, 20 seconds. In the Two Miles Reid of Harvard is in a class by himself. Second and third should be a good fight between Briggs of Yale, Smith of Yale, and King and Flaksman of Harvard. The dope, however, points to the two Elis in second and third places. The High Hurdles we will have to concede to Yale's four timber toppers, Sheldon, Edwards. Campbell or Game. In the Low Hurdles, a radical prediction will be amade, Sherman of Yale should win, out I'am placing...
...unable to give Wide as good race as stars of the calibre of Ritola or Goodwin would, are expected to offer the invader from Sweden satisfactory opposition. Haggerty, probably the best miler in college ranks, has raced four times to intercollegiate titles in his specialty, while Reid and Flaksman are highly rated as two-milers, both having placed in the indoor intercollegiate two-mile run in New York last winter...