Word: miles
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Crew versus Cornell, Syracuse and M. I. T. on the Basin, one and three quarter mile course starting at Tech and finishing off the Union Boat Club. Freshmen at 4 o'clock, Jayvees at 4:30 o'clock, Varsity at 5 o'clock...
...three races Navy has taken a slight jump at the start and increased its lead slowly. The boat gets plenty of run, and the crew settles well. The Varsity was timed in 8:54, 6 for one and three-quarter miles under almost ideal conditions against Cornell, while in the Columbia races two weeks before the time for a mile and a half was 9:07 in quite a strong head wind. Against Princeton and Syracuse the time for a mile and three-quarters...
Early in the week the Irun staff officer's complacence seemed fully justified. Durango fell, mile after mile the Basques fell back with little artillery, no foreign technicians and practically no air force, fell back again & again toward a triple ring of concrete trenches, last stand in defense of their capital. Then two things happened, both...
Fernald won both hurdles, the broad jump, and tied for first in the high jump. Ogle took the hundred, Light-body the 440, Eugene Clark the mile, Lloyd Milis the 220, Childs the half, Shallow the hammer, Ed Ford the javelin, and Nat Heard the shot put. Only Exeter first was registered by Rendleman in the discus...
...predicted, and Bob Haydock came out on the winning end of a three to one chance to take the high jump. Bill Schmidt retained has customary position of third to Donovan and Watson in the high hurdles. Special recognition is due Bill Wright for his third in the two mile run and John Young in the hammer...