Word: raced
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...hands of the Turks. The atrocities of the present year far surpass anything that has every before been perpetrated. They have been made victims of every form of cruelty and outrage. Great multitudes have been driven from their homes, helpless and without food, to die on the race to the desert...
...meeting of the University Cross-Country team yesterday afternoon Amos Roberts Bancroft '17, of West Newton, was elected captain for the 1916 season. Bancroft prepared at West Newton High School and ran on his Freshman team. That year he finished with the leaders in every run and in the race with Providence Tech, he led his team in. Last year he was prevented from running because of difficulty with the office. In the early part of the past season he did brilliant work, being the first man over the line for the University in the Cornell race. Unfortunately an attack...
Most of the men who ran on this season's team will be available next year, though two of the best runners, K. E. Fuller '16 and Captain R. T. Twitchell '16, will graduate next June. Fuller was the first University runner to finish in the Yale race and Twitchell got fifth place. One of the promising men for next year is G. A. King '18, who placed fourth against Yale. R. W. Babcock '17 also did well at New Haven and should be in good form next fall. W. P. Whitehouse, 2nd, '17, did consistent work this year. Although...
...election of the captain of the 1916 cross-country team will be held today. Heretofore the cross-country captain has been appointed by the captain of the track team, but this year the men who ran in the dual race with Yale will elect next season's leader...
...Darling '17 won the single scull race for the Regent's Cup, held on November 10, over the mile course in the Basin, while C. R. Cabot '17 came in first in the "comp" race on the same day. N. P. Darling '17 and G. F. Talbot '16 captured the double scull race the following afternoon...