Word: press
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...good race between E. A. McDuffee and P. J. Berlo of the Maldens and H. S. Tyler of the Springfields. On the lower turn Tyler lost a pedal and fell. The other men finished in the following order named, with G. L. Cary of the Press C. C. third. Time...
...half mile scratch, 2.50 class, P. G. Alexander of the Mount Washington Club, outclassed his opponents and won easily in 1m. 17 4-5 sec. The interest in the race centered in the struggle for second place. A. K. Pressey of the Press men finally landed second prize by the diameter of his wheel and H. D. Merrit of Tufts College came in third...
...yard mark and caught the field on the second lap. He won the heats easily in 2 m 30 3 5 sec. H. J. Pole of Lynn with 90 yards handicap got second. Berlo managed to finish third. The second heat was won by E. H. Snow of the Press C. C. with 90 yards in 2 m. 29 sec. J. Hovestadt, 150 yards, was second. Windle dropped out at the half mile. The final heat was a pretty race between McDuffee, Pote and Snow. They finished in the order given. Time...
...team race was interesting and one-sided, as the Springfield team had left, and the Press C. C. was substituted. The McDuffee brothers were first and second at the end of every lap and the Maldens won with ease in the slow time of 2 m. 41 seconds...
...college editors and graduating class of the Law School, there will be two new features, one of which is a memorial page to Phillips Brooks and Andrew Peabody and the other a picture of the yard by moonlight, a comparatively recent art in photography. The time of going to press has been delayed a week in order to secure the pictures of the greatest possible number of seniors and the book will contain the photographs of more men than ever before. The Portfolio will be put on sale about June 15th, and in shape and binding will be similar...