Word: handicaped
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...mile ordinary, intercollegiate, handicap-G. F. Taylor, H. U. C. A.; H. B. Hallock, Amherst A. A.; W. B. Wade, Yale A. A.; F. S. Pratt, H. U. C. A.; O. B. Hawes. H. U. C. A.; T. Barron...
...have entered are bicyclists of reputation. A. B. Rich, of the New York Athletic Club has a record of 5 minutes, 25 seconds for 2 miles; and Zimmerman, Murphy and Hoyland Smith are all on a level with Rich. The events are to be both scratch and handicap and some very pretty racing is expected...
...mile safety, handicap, open, pneumatic and solid tires-A. B. Rich, N. Y. A. C.; W. J. Murphy, N. Y. A. C.; Hoyland Smith, N. Y. A. C.; A. A. Zimmerman, N. Y. A. C.; R. H. Davis, H. U. C. A.; F. S. Pratt, H. U. C. A.; F. L. Olmstead, Jr., H. U. C. A.; Frederick Johnson, Bay State Bicycle Club; H. C. Tyler, J. T. Bache, Highland B. B.; J. S. Cartwright, Daniel Connelly...
...announcement is made in another column that the college tennis tournament this spring will be handicap instead of "scratch," as usual. Slight objection has been raised, we understand, in some quarters against the new method. The benefits, however, of offering a strong inducement for men to enter led the executive committee to decide that the change in conducting the tournament was best. They will fix the handicaps as carefully as possible, taking into account the work done by the contestants in previous tournaments, and by the principal players in the tennis league this spring. Such a course, they feel sure...
...handicap B. A. A. games yesterday afternoon, Stead '91, won the 100 yards dash in 10 2-5 sec. Mullins '93, was also in the finals. In the 1000 yards run Nichols, L. S., took second place, with A. M. White '92, third. The event was won by Batchelder, R. L. S. Wheelwright '94, won the pole vault, clearing 9 ft. 11 inches; Green '92 took second place with an actual vault of 9 feet...