Word: quarterly
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...handicap of 35 yards in 2 m. 23 2-5 sec.; Lowell came in fourth, being prevented from doing better by the dense mass of men in front. This race was to have been, and should have been, run in two heats. E. S. Mullins '93 won the novice quarter in 56 4-5 sec., with S. Wells '91 second and J. Corbin '92 third. Harvard won second and third in the 300 yards run, V. S. Rothschild '91 (13 yards) and F. E. Stetson '92 (12 yards). This race was won by S. A. Coombs, Trimount Athletic Club...
...Quarter mile novice-E. S. Mullins; S. Wells, Jr., J. Corbin, S. V. R. Thayer, G. S. Whiteside...
...with their handicaps, taken from Mr. Cornish's official lists. The total number of Harvard entries is 114; in the 75 yards, 44 men; in the 300 yards, 35 men; in the 600 yards, 13 men; in the 1000 yards, 11 men; in the novice quarter, five, and scattered entries in other events. The handicapping, which was done by Carter, is in the main fair, and although the better known men are kept pretty near scratch, most of them are in good enough condition to stand...
...Association games on the 14th of this month close today. The events, to be contested under the rules of the Amateur Athletic Union, are as follows: 75 and 300 yards dashes, 600 yards, 1,000 yards and one mile runs, mile walk, putting the shot, high jump, pole vault, quarter mile novice race, and three standing jumps. The entries are 50 cents a man for each event...
...events include the following: Mile, half mile and quarter mile run, 40 and 220 yards dash, running high jump and mile walk. Prominent society ladies have consented to act as patronesses, and judging from the interest taken, as heretofore the games will be entirely successful...