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...superiority in training of Harvard over Yale was very noticeable, and a great many of Harvard's points are due to Mr. Lathrop. The first track event was the 120 yds. high hurdle race. Two Yale men, H. L. Williams and A. L. Reynolds, ran against one Harvard man, K. Brown, in the first heat. Brown tipped over a hurdle and stopped running. Williams won the heat in 17 3 5 seconds. Fearing won the second heat in good form from Van Ingen and D. B. Lynam of Yale, in 16 4-5 seconds. The final heat, run after...
...themselves who compose the team to thank. The college cannot say enough in the way of congratulation nor do enough in the way of honor to them. For the second of the fortunate circumstances which helped win us the victory: namely the well-directed training, we have Mr. Lathrop to thank. His efforts has been untiring. For his eminent success we wish to congratulate him very heartily...
...Morrison '83, F. B. Lund '88; judge of walking, E. E. Merrill; starter, T. C. Smith '92; clerk of the course, C. R. Bardeen '93; assistant clerks of the course, H. B. Washburn '91; C. T. R. Bates '92; timers, E. E. Merrill, F. M. Wood, J. G. Lathrop; measurers, J. H. Rhoades '92, N. T. Robb '93, scorer, J. H. Hunt...
...Hale '91, who made it in 6 m. 56 1-5 s. The former record was made on May 9th, 1887, by H. H. Bemis '87, who walked the mile in 6 m. 59 1-2 s. Both Mr. Merrill, the judge of walking, and Mr. Lathrop allowed the record, but the greater part of the spectators thought Hale's style illegal. Hale has been disqualified a number of times for his peculiar gait, and it is doubtful if a judge unfamiliar with his style would allow...
...Entries close with H. S. Cornish on April 20. Fee of 25 cents per man for each event, and all entries must be made out on the N. E. A. A. U., official entry blank. Blanks can be obtained at the Club House or of Mr. J. G. Lathrop, Harvard...