Word: race
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...following Harvard men have entered for the track games to be held at Yale next Saturday. Mile run-D. Grant, and H. W. Foote. 880 yards run-J. Boardman, Jr. 120 yards dash-F. H. Bigelow. 220 yards hurdles-J. L. Bremer. 120 yards hurdles-V. Munroe. Mile bicycle race-G. F. Baker, Jr., and H. B. Hewitt. Broad jump-J. G. Clarke...
...Harvard men-G. S. Baker '99 and H. B. Hewitt '99-have both entered for the mile handicap race, to be held at Yale next Saturday...
...Dedham road-race, held last week, eight Harvard men rode. They were: J. F. Wood, H. C. Burdett, J. F. Marsden, W. D. Eaton, H. G. Hurt, E. D. Powers, A. E. Dacey and H. H. Richards. E. D. Powers was the only man that was placed, he being sixteenth. Three of the men fell during the course. The men made as good a showing as could be expected, as they were riding against the fastest road riders in New England...
Upon April 21 a bill passed the United States Senate which may have an important bearing on the cheice of a course for the boat race between Harvard, Columbia, Cornell and the University of Pennsylvania. The bill provides that during the progress of any regatta, amateur or professional, in navigable waters, the Secretary of the Treasury may take such steps as may be necessary to insure the safety of passengers on excursion steamers, by detailing revenue cutters to enforce such rules and regulations as may be adopted. In case the bill passes the House of Representatives it will provide...
...watermanship, or in the shell to get unity while Coach Mumford has given pointers on the inboard work. At present there are only 8 men with the crew, as Stillman has stopped rowing, but they will soon be joined by men from the class crews. Immediately after the class race on May 4th, a College Eight will be formed which will be chosen from the men on the three upper class crews. They will row together for 10 days after which the eight will be disbanded, the best men being either taken into the 'Varsity boat or as 'Varsity substitutes...