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Four hundred and forty yard run - Won by E. W. Pinkham (30yds.); F. M. Sackett (35yds.), second; F. W. Marvel, B. U. A. A. (30yds.), and C. E. Hutcheson (35yds)., tied for third place. Time...
...Dorman, 30; G. L. Batchelder, 20: C. Brewer, Hopkinson, 13; A. M. White, Jr., 15; C. Taintor, M. I. T., 30; E. W. Pinkham, 30; S. A. Coombs, B. A. A., 8; W. E. Kent, 30; H. D. Pillsbury, 30; C. E. Hutchinson, 35; F. W. Marvel, B. U. A. A., 30; F. M. Sackett, 35; S. B. McNear. 35; F. C. Holmes, M. I. T., 30; V. Mowry, W. A. C., 20; G. K. Dearborn, M. I. T., 24; J. Delaney, W. A. C., 30; C. C. Hyde, 30; J. D. Clark...
...yards hurdle - D. B. Lynam, Y. A. A., owes 5 yds.; S. W. Marvel, B. U. A. A., 4; E. C. Potter, M. A. C. and Dart. A. A., 4; O. W. Shead, 2; B. Hurd, Jr., B. A. A., 2; H. M. Wheelwright, 2; J. Crane, Jr. B. A. A., 7; P. J. Finnerman, B. A. A., 7; E. L. Andrews, M. I. T., scratch; H. C. Moffit, B. A. A., owes 2 yds.; F. W. Lord, B. A. A., 7; G. R. Fearing, Jr., 12; M. Van Ingen, Y. A. A., 7; K. Brown, 2; T. C. Smith...
...brother of Batchelder '92) Adams. R. L., Howland, Hallowell and Frothingham, Hopkinson's, will run. In the walk, J. H. Bell, Hopkinson's, with a record of 7.30, will win. Blake, Vi., and Morgan, W. A., will be close for second place. In the hurdle race Hoag R. L., Marvel, W. A., Hurd and Robinson, Hopkinson's, are the men from whom the winner will come. In the bicycle race Fenner, W. A. and champion of Worcester County, will race against Olmstead, R. L. In the high jump Sherwin, R. L., and Riggins, W. A., are the only good...
...than a quarter an ampere from the 500 volt current of the street railway, whereas 10 amperes are necessary to kill. Interesting and convincing statistics were cited to prove the number of deaths from electricity almost nothing compared with those from all other violent causes. Figures also show the marvel louse increase of electrical railways and the small danger of fire from wires...