Word: lapped
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...displayed in the 390 and 780-yard runs, won by W. Willcox '17 and W. J. Bingham '16, respectively, each starting from scratch. Each event was won from a strong field, Bingham running against 28 men, and passing 8 with a terrific burst of speed in the last lap. In the 390-yard race, Willcox, after getting but third in his trial heat, came through with a similar finish and just barely defeated T. R. Penny-packer '16 and M. A. Connor...
...attributed to Botticelli but very close to Filippino Lippi, who was one of his ablest pupils. The Madonna is seated in the open, and is dressed in a red gown, over which is thrown a blue mantle with a rich orange lining. The Christ Child is standing in her lap, with His arms around her neck. St. John is praying by her side, and has a red mantle thrown over his shoulders. The picture fills an important gap in the collection of Italian paintings now at the Fogg Museum, and by the beauty of its color adds to the richness...
...club which it represents shall be entitled to 5 points; the first crew which defeats its opposing crew in the same heat receiving 4 points. The same ruling applies to third and fourth crews racing in the same heat. Should the winning crew in any Filley cup race lap its opponent the scoring will be compiled on the following basis: First place, if won by a first crew, 4 points; by a second crew, 3 points; by a third crew, 2 1-2 points; by a fourth crew, 1 1-2 points; by a fifth crew, 3-4 point. Second...
...order named in the mile-run. Poucher more than lived up to the reports made of his work. He took the lead from the start and was never threatened. H. G. MacLure '15 was with the leaders for three-quarters of a mile, but on the last lap fell behind...
...most exciting race of the evening was the two-mile run, in which O. F. Hedlund, B. A. A. finally managed to gain one lap on all the runners, winning in 9 minutes and 34 seconds, with Weeks of the Irish American second and Cook of M. I. T. third...