Word: heatedly
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...yards hurdles--First heat won by O. J. Ives '03, 2 yards.; second, F. R. Bauer '04, scratch. Time, 16 3-5 s. Second heat won by F. W. Bird '04, scratch; second, G. G. Hubbard '05, 2 yards. Time, 16 4-5 s. Final heat won by F. W. Bird '04, scratch; second, O. J. Ives '03, 2 yards.; third, F. R. Bauer '04, scratch. Time...
...Weld Boat Club yesterday won another double victory in the preliminary interclub class races, both the Senior and Junior Weld crews winning their heats from their Newell opponents. Particularly fast time was prevented by a heavy rain, although the wind was favorable and the water calmer than on Tuesday. Neither race was particularly close; the Seniors won their heat by about two lengths, and the Juniors their by three. In both the Weld crews gained slowly and steadily throughout...
...runner was slightly ahead at the time, the judges awarded the race to 1904. The Freshman team defeated the Sophomores, and in the finals finished about 100 yards ahead of 1904. The best time of three minutes and 14 seconds was made in the final heat...
...trial heats of the 40 yards invitation event, M. Williams '06 won first place, defeating Holland, of Georgetown, who later won the final heat. Williams secured third place. In the 40 yards dash, handicap, W. P. Henneberry '06, 7 ft., took third place in the final heat, which was run in record time. J. H. Stone '04, with a 50 yards start, won the 1000 yards handicap race by a creditable sprint on the last lap. The time was two minutes and 23 seconds. C. H. Robinson '04, with a handicap of one foot and an actual...
...Allis-Chalmers Company of Chicago, and the Wilbraham-Green Company of Philadelphia, both manufacturers of mining machinery. The furnace has a diameter of a little over a foot with a height of thirteen feet, and with the accessories is valued at about $700. It will be installed in the Heat Room of the Simpkins Laboratory. The furnace will form a valuable addition to the laboratory facilities of the courses in metallurgy. It will be used almost exclusively in smelting lead from ores found in New England...