Word: paces
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...River. This course has been so arranged that various sections may be left out or put in, so that the course may be lengthened as the runners round into form. At first the work will be light, the men being sent over a four-mile course at an easy pace; but in a short while the University and Freshman squads will be separated, and the work will be made stiffer. The first time trials will be held in about two weeks, and training tables will be established soon after...
...rest came alertly, intelligently, to their parts, shaped them into such characters as the thinly sketched play permitted; had not only learned their "lines" without slip or hesi- tation, with well distributed emphasis and shadings, but also gave their speeches conversational air. The whole representation moved in brisk, elastic pace, free from stumble or jolt, from obvious patching and smoothing
...Feibleman's fine net play that gained the first two matches for the Crimson but later he became erratic, losing the force to his drives and leaving openings for the Westerners to gain points by playing the alleys. Levy of California was the star of the match, forcing the pace at all times by his fast service and drives, while the others played a more conservative game. The final score...
...second crew is now generally considered the best Junior eight the Crimson has had in three years, although they have not yet had a real chance to show what they could do. Tomorrow they will have that chance when they pace the first crew, and few people who have been watching them expect them to be far behind...
...spurt of Kelley of Medford, he was able to increase it to ten yards by the time he crossed the finish, in 51 1-5 seconds. In the half-mile, Clausen, of Newton, ran a heady race, allowing Brooks of Medford and Welch of Framingham to set the pace until the second lap, when he shot ahead and finished with a lead of over ten yards; he was clocked in 2 minutes, 1 1-5 seconds for the distance...