Word: lapped
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...annual Winter Carnival will be held on the board track in the Stadium at 4 o'clock today and tomorrow. The order of events today is as follows: 40-yard dash, 45-yard hurdles, 13-lap race, relay team trials, Seniors vs. Freshmen and Juniors vs. Sophomores, and as many of the field events as possible. Tomorrow the 7-lap race, the remainder of the field events and the class team relay finals will take place. All competitors must have passed strength tests...
...list of events which was printed in the CRIMSON a few days ago has been changed. Following is the complete list of events: 40-yard dash; 7-lap race (scratch); 13-lap race for novices (scratch); 45-yard high hurdles; 16-pound shot-put; 16-pound shot-put (for novices); running broad jump; running high jump; pole-vault...
...Newburyport; 1915, F. W. Capper, of Brookline; 1916, W. J. Bingham, of Methuen; 1917, E. A. Teschner, of Lawrence. Each of the captains is to pick ten men for his class relay. There will be the following regular events: 45-yard low hurdles; 40-yard dash; 7-lap race (scratch); 13-lap race (scratch); 16-pound shot-put; running high-jump. Prizes will be given for first and second places in the regular track and field events and medals will be given to the members of the team winning the finals of the interclass relay. Entry books will be placed...
...University 780-yard relay team also set a new dual record in defeating Yale. E. Stone '15 started for Harvard and took the lead over Scotten for a lap. Then Scotten jumped ahead and Stone was content to trail until the fifth lap when he began a nicely timed sprint which enabled him to turn over about ten yards to J. R. Abbott '14. Abbott held his own with Bayne, and in the third relay the race was decided when W. J. Bingham '16 outran Captain Brown. F. W. Capper '15 was anchor man, running his second race...
...mile-run in which H. J. Norris of Yale lowered the record made by D. Grant of Harvard in 1898 by 1-5 of a second was the surprise of the day. Until the back stretch of the last lap, A. C. Hawkes '14, H. P. Lawless '13, and H. M. Warren '13 by turns led the way. Then the Harvard men tired and Norris sprinted to the tape followed by H. G. MacLure '15 who had run well back the whole way and was hard pressed at the finish by H. W. Smith. Only in the two mile...