Word: handicaped
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Club will hold a College championship shoot next week for handicap and scratch prizes. There will be a 50-target match open to the entire University. Shooting will last for three or possibly four days in order to give those who have examinations on the earlier days a chance to shoot later. Handicaps will be arranged so as to give the most inexperienced an equal chance with the members of the team...
...versatile field event men of the Freshman team, M. Gratwick '22 and T. C. Wales '21 are also expected to show up well next season. The broad-jump will be taken care of by Gourdin, R. W. Fitts Unc., who was high point scorer in both the interclass and handicap meets this spring, and L. Dejonge '23. The high-jump presents a large array of promising material; among these men are Krogness, Gourdin, Fitts, Davis and A. K. Murray...
...University eights had their last workout on the Charles yesterday afternoon, when the first and second crews had a two and one-half mile brush, the former winning by four lengths after they had given the scrubs a two-length handicap. There was a slight shift in the second boat because H. Brown was unable to row on account of a slightly sprained back. S. A. Duncan '22 went from 6 to stroke and D. H. Morris '21 took his place. Soon after their arrival at Red Top this afternoon the eights will get on the water for a short...
...hands at harvest work. Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska start reaping their wheat in the latter part of June, and with the present shortage of labor, need at the help they can get. It is a tremendous task to gather a harvest in the vast western fields, and under the handicap of a lack of men, it appears well-nigh overwhelming. Outside of the work itself, then, employment harvest help is essentially patriotic. Physically, it offers healthful exercise in the outdoors; the exertion and the novelty are not too great for the average college man. As for wages, seventy cents...
Captain D. F. O'Connell '21 has finally decided that he will compete in the mile run at the I. C. A. A. A. A. meet now being held at Philadelphia. His sprained ankle is in bad condition and this will severely handicap him, but the sporting critics still favor the Crimson leader to place well...