Word: handicaped
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...annual business meeting of the Harvard Athletic Association was held in Massachusetts Hall last evening. The meeting was called to order by C. R. Bardeen, '93, treasurer of the association, who briefly spoke of the successful meetings of last year and especially of the open handicap games last spring. The treasurer's report is as follows: Receipts, balance from old account, $17.61, games, $2702.69, memberships, $1036.25, subscriptions $1292.10; total $5048.65. Expenditures, games $2123.76, prizes $467.02, outfits $204.48, old debts, $657.60, printing $49.30, rubbing $265.50, care of grounds $347.44, training table $732.45, travelling expenses $108.40, sundries $82.84; total $5038.79, leaving...
...Columbia College athletic grounds at Williamsburg will be formally opened on Saturday, October 15th when a set of limited handicap games will be held, open to all college men and to members of invited athletic clubs...
...Harvard Crew at Work. - "Sport, Music and Drama," Official Organ United States National Lawn Tennis Association (out today), contains an article on the Harvard crew, with portraits of the men. Also a handsomely illustrated article on the Suburban Handicap. Howard's Feuilleton printed exclusively for this paper. For sale by all newsdealers...
...Harvard Crew at Work. - "Sport, Music and Drama," Official Organ United States National Lawn Tennis Association (out today), contains an article on the Harvard crew, with portraits of the men. Also a handsomely illustrated article on the Suburban Handicap. Howard's Feuilleton printed exclusively for this paper. For sale by all newsdealers...
...meeting was brought to a successful close with the mile ordinary handicap. There were only three starters, A. K. Pressy, P. C. C. won from scratch in 3 m., 2-5 s. W. Ourish, T. A. C. (50 yds.), who rode a pneumatic tired ordinary, was second, and T. L. Connolly finished third...