Word: handicaped
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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This afternoon, weather permitting, the five-mile handicap road race of the Harvard Cycling Association will take place at 4 p. m., starting at the Hemenway Gymnasium. The total number of entries is 28. This large number of entries makes the race by far the largest in the history of the association. Two of the most prominent timers in the cycling world have promised to give their services and help conduct the race. The course has been officially surveyed and everything possible has been done to make the race a great success...
...recent fall handicap games of the University of Pennsylvania, a novelty was introduced in the shape of a two-mile steeple-chase. There were seven hurdles and a ten foot water jump...
...will be held this afternoon by the Cycling Association over the new course for the five mile handicap road race which comes off Friday. The course is an exceptionally fine one and very simple with no hills or bad turns, so fast time may be expected. The route is as follows: Start at Gymnasium, Garden street; l., Mason street; Brattle street to Mt. Auburn Bridge; right fork, Belmont street; l., Gore street; returning via Brattle, Mason, Garden streets to Gymnasium. All members of the University are invited, especially men intending to enter the road race. Start from Gymnasium...
...business meeting of the Cycling Association, and as a result of the success of the road race, it was decided to hold a five mile handicap road race for members of the University, Nov. 15. The short distance of this race and the chance given to new riders by the handicaps (for in this race they will be made especially liberal) it is hoped will secure a large entry list. Every man who can ride is urged to begin training and enter for this race. Prizes and course will be announced later. Entries close Nov. 12 with...
...business meeting of the Cycling Association, and as a result of the success of the road race, it was decided to hold a five mile handicap road race for members of the University, Nov. 15. The short distance of this race and the chance given to new riders by the handicaps (for in this race they will be made especially liberal) it is hoped will secure a large entry list. Every man who can ride is urged to begin training and enter for this race. Prizes and course will be announced later. Entries close Nov. 12 with...