Word: pacing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Howe yesterday slightly changed the personnel of the three eights which have been retained. His purpose is the gather together practically the entire 1924 Freshman crew, whose time records of last year are known, and race this crew against the others, more or less in the function of pace-setter. The race will be held this afternoon and will be for the mile distance...
...Even England is still hesitant. They are all watching America to see what she will do about it. They are all willing to cut their military strength by one half if only our country will take the initiative. It is up to the United States to set the pace...
Improvements as the result of careful study and analysis were made in the transmitting apparatus, so that as the listening field broadened, the transmitting field kept pace. Then it was that the idea of a national radio relay organization be formed of all of the amateurs all over the country. The time was ripe for it and The American Radio Relay League came into being, as a result of the getting together of several of the leading amateurs from various parts of the country. Traffic systems were devised, and the regular handling of traffic began. By the time the World...
With Coaches Wachter and Tolbert in the line-up against them, in addition to several men from the University squad, the yearlings were hard pressed to hold their own, and although displaying a perceptible improvement over their work last week, failed to keep pace with their more seasoned opponents, the latter winning...
...Princeton meet, the University cross-country runners will enter the mile run in this afternoon's handicap track meet. The rest of the week will be devoted to light work-outs over the Cambridge course. Yesterday afternoon, and Monday, the team practiced at Belmont. Nine miles at a good pace was the order on Monday, and yesterday a four-mile time trial was held...