Word: foster
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...entries comprised the best aviators in this country as well as two Englishmen. Among the Americans were Walter Brookins and Ralph Johnstone with Wright biplanes, Glenn H. Curties and Charles Foster Willard in Curtiss biplanes, William M. Hilliard with a Burgess biplane, and Cromwell Dixon with a dirigible balloon. The Englishmen were Claude Grahame-White, who used a Farman biplane and a Bleriot monoplane, and A. V. Roe with his triplanes...
...Foster, F. L., undecided...
...Gardner, Jr., S. C. Lawrence, 2d, and C. C. Little will be most keenly felt. These men secured 19 1-2 points in the dual meet with Yale and 9 in the intercollegiates. Such a loss will cause a weakness in a number of events. Fortunately, however, Captain Foster will be in shape next year, and some men will be able to compete who are at present ineligible. In addition to this, the Freshman team was very strong in some of the events which graduation will weaken. Yale's team in 1911 will again be strong in the field events...
...secured 20 1-2 points in the dual meet and 11 1-2 in the intercollegiates. As far as past performances are a criterion, it would seem that the 1911 University team should be well balanced, with the least strength in the broad jump and pole-vault. Captain Foster should have no difficulty in winning the dashes in the dual and intercollegiate meets. Cummins of this year's team, and Austin and de Gozzaldi of the Freshman team should provide good second string material. Kelley and Simons should do even better than this year in the 440-yard dash...
Head usher: R. C. Foster. Ushers: E. Angell, F. Ayer, Jr., E. A. Benils, H. F. Boynton, H. Brightman, R. C. Floyd, A. Gregg, C. Hann, Jr., G. R. Harding P. W. Hobart, R. S. Hopkins, R. Hornblower, J. Kean, 2nd, H. A. Rogers, H. C. Ross, P. D. Smith, W. D. Sohier, Jr., G. S. Squibb, B. S. Viles...