Word: lathrop
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...most promise with the weights. The events in which the least strength has been shown are the broad jump and the bicycle race. In either of these events there is a good chance open, and it is hoped that more men will try for honors in both. Mr. Lathrop would like to see every man in Ninety-eight who has ever ridden a wheel out trying for the games...
...Williams are all practicing the hurdles daily. Bremer will probably try both races this year. In the mile walk Drew shows improvement over his work of last spring. All of Harvard's quartet of high jumpers, Paine, Stickney, Chaney and Putnam, intend to enter the games and Mr. Lathrop expects Shea to begin to work with the shot regularly...
...Orton of the University of Pennsylvania asking Harvard to enter an intercollegiate cross-country race on Thanksgiving Day with Pennsylvania, Yale, Cornell and Princeton. No answer has as yet been made to the proposition, but on account of the lateness of the season and the fact that Mr. Lathrop is busy with the football men it is hardly probable that the invitation will be accepted for this year...
...imperative that all freshmen who intend to compete for the championship of the class should begin training at once. If the result of the games is to show anything like the real strength of Ninety-eight in track and field sports more men must begin work under Mr. Lathrop. There are doubtless many men in the class who are not physically able to play football, yet who feel they would like to do something this fall in athletics. To such the track offers the greatest chance of attaining success. The greatest number of successful athletes at Harvard have always been...
...October number of Outing contains an article by Mr. Lathrop entitled, "Training for Football...