Word: granting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...course, out Garden street, through the Clay Pits, around Fresh Pond, and back by way of Mt. Auburn and Brattle streets, a distance of a little over 5 miles. The time, 31m. 20s., was rather slow, owing to the unwillingness of any one to set the pace. As D. Grant M. S., did not know until too late to take part that the race was going to be held yesterday, he will be given a chance to go over the course against time this afternoon. If he beats Clark's time he will be given first prize, while Clark...
...hurdles from scratch in 25 3-5 seconds, only one fifth slower than the winning time at the intercollegiate meet last spring, and in the running high jump he cleared the bar at 5 ft. 11 1-4 in., on his first trial. D. Grant also has been making good records this fall. He won the mile run in the 'Varsity games in 4m. 30 4-5s., and was first in the two hare and hound runs in which he was a hound. Last Saturday he won the B. A. A. five-mile cross country...
...number of men who have taken part in the hare and hound runs this fall was smaller than usual, but the time has been good. H. B. Clark 1901, and O. W. Richardson '99, together with Grant, have divided the honors in these runs winning seven of the eleven prizes...
...Harvard men who took part in the B. A. A. cross country run Saturday finished as follows: Dick Grant M. S., first; A. W. Blakemore L. S., seventh; H. B. Smith 1900, tenth; N. P. Breed M. S., thirteenth. Grant started from scratch and his time, 25m. 58s. for the 4 3-4 miles, is within 28 seconds of the record. The roads were in very bad shape...
...following Harvard men have entered: D. Grant M. S., A. W. Blakemore L. S., E. W. Mills 1901, H. B. Smith 1901, N. P. Breed...