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...high jump, and Chapin in the mile. The Crimson chances, however, are decidedly weakened by the fact that Watters will be unable to compete in the mile run, and that there will be no Crimson two-mile relay team, leaving in both events a distinct advantage with Yale and Georgetown, the two strongest contenders for the championship
Although each of the twelve events which constitute the meet will be strongly contested by athletes form eighteen of the most prominent college in the east, among them. Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth, Cornell, Georgetown, and the University of Pennsylvania,-Harvard will be represented by a number of potential point winners...
...Crimson shows more strength this year than ever before. In the race last Saturday with Georgetown, the time, 7 minutes 10 1-5 seconds was eight seconds faster than the one contest which Harvard has won since the war. This was without the services of Allen who is one of the strongest of the University runners. Although Coach Farrell has not definitely announced the personnel of the long relay team, five men have been picked from which the quartet will be chosen toworrow before the race. Allen, Barker, Chapin, Cutcheon, and Watters. Followers of track generally agree that Watters will...
...Georgetown and K. of C. Teams...
...other two relays, the long contest with Georgetown, and the short race with a picked Boston K. of C. team, both W. L. Chapin '25 and Captain J. E. Merrill '24 got the pole, in leading off, but lost it later, leaving their successors a handicap which continued to increase. J. N. Watters '26, in the anchor position against Georgetown, made a splendid effort to cut down a 35 yard lead, but Geghan, running last for the Washington team finished with a safe advantage...