Word: grahame
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Gymnasium yesterday afternoon. W. F. Garcelon '95 outlined the season's work and told of the coaching plans. J. G. Lathrop, who coached the track team from 1884 to 1900, has been appointed coach, subject to the approval of the Athletic Committee, to take the place of Mr. Graham who is ill. Mr. Lathrop's appointment is especially fortunate as he understands conditions in the University and as his and Mr. Garcelon's methods are very similar. He will commence his duties on March...
Candidates for the track team, will begin regular work in about a week. At present the squad is being coached on the details of form by W. F. Garcelon '95 who has taken charge of the men temporarily in Graham's absence. Yesterday "Tom" Keene, a noted professional sprinter and winner of the Sheffield handicap, coached the squad in starting...
...second annual meet of the Yale Swimming Association, J. B. Curtiss 1905S, broke the university record for the 200-yard swim, his time being 2 m 51 1-5 s,; and H. Graham 1908 made a new record of 1 m. 9 1-5 s. in the 100-yard swim...
...clock, together with trials for the class relay teams; and trials for the team to run against Yale, on Tuesday, January 31, at the same hours. Men who find it impossible to come at the hours given may arrange for other hours by consulting Mr. Graham...
Entries for the meet must be made on blanks which may be obtained at the Gymnasium, and should be handed to Mr. Graham, with the entry fee of 50 cents each, by Monday, January 30. Each competitor must have previously registered with the A. A. U. and have received his competitor's number. No man will be allowed to compete who has not received a number. The registration fee of 25 cents should be sent to J. F. Facey, secretary, N. E. A. A. A. U., 36 Prospect street, Cambridge...