Word: handicaped
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...announced in yesterday's CRIMSON, the date of the freshman games was fixed for Monday, October 30, and that of the 'varsity games for Saturday, November 4. The freshman games will be scratch, and the 'varsity games handicap. The team race which has taken place on the day of the freshman games, will be discontinued this year. The list of events in both meetings will be as follows: 100 yards dash, 220 yards dash, 440 yards run, 880 yards run, 1 mile walk, 1 mile run, 2 mile bicycle race, 120 yards hurdle, throwing the hammer, putting the shot, running...
There is a scheme on foot for giving up one or possibly all of the regular winter meetings and substituting open handicap games in Boston some time in February or March. It will be necessary to obtain the consent of the Athletic Committee, but hopes are entertained that a petition will be successful, as such games would greatly improve the financial standing of the association. The regular winter meetings have seldom netted any profits...
...read, in which he says that owing to lack of interest in the first winter meeting it ought to be abolished and that unless greater effort is made in the other two they should also be abolished. Mr. Bardeen also speaks favorably for the continuance of the open handicap games held here in Cambridge in the spring...
...open handicap at a mile was contested in two beats. E. A. McDuffee started from the twenty-five yard mark and caught the field on the second lap. He won the heats easily in 2 m 30 3 5 sec. H. J. Pole of Lynn with 90 yards handicap got second. Berlo managed to finish third. The second heat was won by E. H. Snow of the Press C. C. with 90 yards in 2 m. 29 sec. J. Hovestadt, 150 yards, was second. Windle dropped out at the half mile. The final heat was a pretty race between McDuffee...
...Robinson of Waltham with 50 yards won the first heat of the half mile handicap in 1 m. 12 sec. J. Clark, P. C. C. with 50 yards second. The second heat to H. J. Pote, 60 yards, with G. W. Phillipps of Malden, 70 yards second. Time 1 m. 11 3 5 sec. Clark had the final all his own way and won in 1 m. 15 1 5 sec. Phillipps was second and Pote third. Robinson was injured in a trial heat of the mile special an did not ride...