Word: handicaped
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...usual, the largest number of entries is in the 40 yards handicap, and next in the 40 yards novice. The Harvard entries are as follows...
Forty yards handicap.- W. F. Garcelon, L. S., J. P. Whittren, 3L. S. S., H. A. Bull '95, C. S. Fuller '96, W. R. Mansfield '97, H. R. Storrs '96, H. G. Gray '97, I. Brayton '96, W. J. Denholm '97, G. L. Collins '96, C. F. Prescott '97, W. H. Vincent '97, M. Green '96, C. L. Smith, Jr., '97, P. da S. Prado '96, H. W. Jameson '95, A. R. Wendell '96, R. B. Williams '96, A. E. Ullman '96, L. T. Hildreth '96, F. B. Fox '96, H. G. Dorman '96, F. A. Dorman '94, E. Goldmark...
...indoor handicap games of the B. A. A. last year occurred the first races between any of the larger colleges. Amherst won from Dartmouth in an intensely exciting finish which was decided by the casting of a shoe by a Dartmouth runner on the last lap. Harvard met Yale at the same meeting, but the race was hardly interesting after the first two laps. The feature of the race was the remarkably strong running of Brewer, who ran first for Harvard. With twelve sharp corners to take, he covered his 390 yards in the good time...
...University of Pennsylvania. Harvard's team has not been chosen as yet. There will be no decision until shortly before the race, as there are eight or nine men who are eligible. The largest number of entries will be in the forty yards novice and the forty yards handicap, with several in the 600 yards and 1000 yards runs. Last year there were in all from Harvard 190 entries. The number will be larger this year. Entries will close Jan. 31, Wednesday. Mr. Lathrop already has the blanks on which the entries are to be made, and is anxious...
...responded to the first call and over 300 different men were under Mr. Lathrop's care at one time or another during the spring. The immediate object of the winter training is to fit men for the indoor games which are held in Boston. These games being handicap, one man has as good a chance of winning a prize as another...