Word: raced
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...Bicycle Club road race, which has been postponed twice on account of the weather, will take place, weather permitting, tomorrow afternoon. The course, fourteen miles long, has already been described in the CRIMSON. The race will start promptly at four o'clock from the Mt. Auburn bridge. The following is a list of the entries with the handicaps: McCannon, 12 minutes; Barbour, 12 minutes; Richards, 12 minutes; Herrick, 10 minutes; Williams, 10 minutes; Baldwin, 10 minutes; Hazeltine, 10 minutes; Merrill, 6 minutes; Darling, 6 minutes; Brown, 5 minutes; Norton, 4 minutes; Davis, scratch...
BICYCLE CLUB.- There will be a run over the 14 mile road-course laid out for the road race of next Friday, this afternoon. Start from University...
...college in the three-cornered league has one game to its credit, with this advantage for Harvard that, whereas both Yale and Princeton have each met one defeat, Harvard's record is, up to this time, clear. As the intercollegiate series now stands, Princeton is practically out of the race, having lost two games and gained but one. Thus our chief opponent is to be, as of old, Yale. We certainly have many reasons for self-congratulation at the result of yesterday's game; yet we must make a determmed fight before we can win the championship. Over confidence...
...meeting began with the mile walk, J. E. How, '91; S. C. Brackett, '91, and E. C, Wright, L. S., were the entries. Wright won in 7m. 8 3-5s. How was a good second, his time being 7m. 11 3-5s. The 120 yards hurdle race was between S. R. Bell, '91; G. S. Mandell, '89, and F. L. H. Noble, '88. Bell won easily in 17 3-5s. Mandell and Noble made a pretty, race for second place. Mandell had a slight advantage and it was given to him. The starters in the bicycle race...
...thirds of the distance of the 220-yards hurdle race was run by E. B. Bodley, L. S.; G. S. Mandell, '89, and F. L. H. Noble, '88. Bodley won in 16 4-5s., followed closely by Mandell. This time is very good for the distance, but not much can be told about the men until the whole race is run. The shot was put by H. Pennypacker, '88, and H. B. Gibson, '88. Pennypacker won with a put of 38 ft. 8 in. A hard quarter-mile was run between T. J. Stead, '91, and E. Sturgis...