Word: mile
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...that the board of stewards of the Intercollegiate Rowing Association has decided that the fourth mile is injurious for young oarsmen Harvard and Yale stand alone as exponents of the deadly fourth mile. How long can they afford to ignore the judgment of the majority...
...leading coaches of the country have shown that three-mile races are sufficient tests of the oarsmanship and stamina of the collegians without subjecting them to the heart strain which makes the fourth-mile so dangerous. How much longer will Harvard and Yale bow to a tradition that is both false and harmful...
...mile relay team at different times only three are now in college. The team will probably be made up of Crim, who secured fourth place in the 440 at the Intercollegiates last year, Bartsch and Shelton from last year, and Culbertson, jumper and Sprinter...
Windnagle seems to be the fastest half miller in sight for the two-mile relay team, and it is expected that Hudson, who showed possibilities on his freshman team, will also hold down a place. Mc-Dermott of Exeter, who showed up well in cross-country, will probably be chosen for third place, but the fourth place seems to be vacant...
There will be no difficulty with the four-mile relay team if Moakley decides to have one for the Penn. Carnival. He has in Windnagle the best college miler in the East, and in Wenz, McDermott and Hudson, men nearly as good. In spite of the loss of three veterans, Cornell will have a strong quartet...