Word: handicapped
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Several additions have been made to the program of events for the Carnival on Saturday. The complete list is as follows: A handicap cross-country run finishing at the Gymnasium; a handicap and novice shot-put; a handicap and novice high jump; a handicap and novice high hurdle race; a novice 25-yards dash, not open to H. A. A. men; a rope-climbing contest; a pole-climbing contest; a three-legged race; a potato race; a sack race; and the dormitory relay races. The preliminary round of the relay races and of the dash and hurdle events will...
...time handicap cross-country race will be held on March 9, the same day as the Track Carnival. The course will cover about two miles, finishing somewhere near the track on Holmes Field...
Besides interdormitory relay races, there will be the following events: a 45-yard high hurdle race, scratch, for men who have never before run in a hurdle race; a 45-yard high hurdle race, handicap, invitation; a potato-race, from which men who have won their H. A. A. are excluded; a three legged race, open to all members of the University; a two-mile cross country run, time handicap, open to all members of the University, a high jump, scratch, open only to men who have never won a prize in high-jumping; a high-jump, handicap, invitation...
...eighteenth annual indoor handicap games of the Boston Athletic Association, held in Mechanics Hall, Boston, Saturday night, Harvard lost the University relay race with Yale, but defeated Yale in the Freshman race. The Seniors won the interclass race with the Sophomores second and the Juniors third...
...individual events E. V. B. Parke '08, P. C. Lockwood '07, L. W. Churchill '07, and L. J. Freedman '07 won their heats in the 40-yard handicap, but were not placed in the finals, although Freedman won his heat in the semi-finals. P. C. Lockwood '07 won his heat and L. J. Freedman '07 was second in another heat in the 40-yard invitation dash, but both wee unplaced in the finals. Both W. M. Rand '09 and G. W. Waller '07 won their heats in the 45-yard hurdles, but failed to secure places. N. Hedin...