Word: half
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Dartmouth, and Columbia, Dartmouth secured second place with Columbia first. The Dartmouth team was made up of R. P. Prichard '07, W. b. Evans '08, G. E. Shipley '08, and Captain W. Jennings '08, who are all fast runners. Of these Captain Jennings made the best time, doing his half-mile in about 2 minutes, 1 second. Shipley also made good time. The University team has not yet had the advantage of outside competition, but has developed consistently under Coaches Lathrop and Quinn. Some very creditable exhibitions were made in the handicap and class games...
...close second. In the low hurdles O. F. Rogers Jr., '08, W. M. Rand '09, and Shaw of Dartmouth should all win places. B.L. Young, Jr., '07 should take first places in the 440-yard run, and Evans and Prichard of Dartmouth should also secure points. The half-mile will be a close race between M. B. Van Brunt '08 and Captain Jennings of Dartmouth. With W. Minot '07 and H. F. Hadden, Jr., '09 in the mile, and M. S. Crosby '08 and H. F. Miller, Jr., '08 in the two-mile, there is little doubt that the University...
...first half Francis scored for Harvard after four minutes of play, and Furber, aided by excellent passing, scored two more a little later. Just before the close of the half Cobb scored from a scrimmage, which made the score 4 to 0 in favor of the University team...
Columbia braced in the second half, and McKinlay scored in the first five minutes of play after a long run. Wendell followed with a goal for Harvard seven minutes later. Rosenheim added one for Columbia while Marsters was out of the game under penalty for rough play. Columbia began to draw down her attack to help out the defense, but could not prevent the University attack from scoring two goals after clever passing by Barber and Wendell. McKinlay added one more for Columbia, and Francis scored twice for Harvard...
...improvement over their previous rowing, but the changes in the University crew have considerably broken up the orders. Yesterday, Morgan was moved from 4 to 2, and Mulligan went up from the third crew into his place, Fahnestock going to 4 in the third crew. Both crews rowed downstream half way between Harvard bridge and the Union Boat Club yesterday afternoon, in long stretches, and the long, even stroke of the University crew was well maintained until the stroke was raised...