Word: pacing
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...display the consistent ability that distinguished him then, and will probably be a fixture as halfback until T. M. Carnegie returns. In fact Carnegie, who will be back for the Princeton game, will have to extend himself to beat out Lockwood, if the latter keeps up at the pace...
...University harriers yesterday cut 30 seconds from their previous time of 26 minutes 30 seconds over the Cemetery Course. The practice was more in the nature of a competition than the others have been. There was no attempt to keep the men bunched and the pace was stiff for the whole distance...
Captain O'Connell led the first two miles at a pace so stiff that many of the men were lagging at the halfway mark. The pace in was a trifle slower and the first six men stayed well together. The distance was completed in 26 minutes, 30 seconds. R. N. Bryan '23, S. L. Tait '23 and H. L. Pratt Jr. '23 showed good form. The Freshman harriers had a short two-mile work-out along the first part of the Cemetery Course...
...University harriers ran the six-mile course at Belmont yesterday for the first time. Up to that time the course had been shortened slightly. Captain Bemis led his men at a slow pace, and, as in the case of the Freshman, there was no race. The team kept together and covered the distance in about three-quarters of an hour. Although the pace was quite slow the men showed good condition...
...practice consisted in starts and stops, instruction as to the proper use of the arms and Jogs, and in laps around the track. The distance men ran several laps at a slow pace, while the sprinters, made faster time with occasional long dashes...