Word: raced
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...twenty-first annual Pennsylvania Relay Carnival at Philadelphia on Saturday, the University short distance relay team with the Pennsylvania quartet furnished the feature race in the one-mile championship, with Pennsylvania winning by five yards in the world's record breaking time of 3 minutes, 18 seconds. R. Tower '15, the first Harvard runner, jumped into the lead in the first twenty yards with Kauffman of Pennsylvania at his heels. For 250 yards he led by one yard but Kauffman finally passed him and gave Lockwood, his team-mate, a two yard lead over E. A. Teschner...
...Johnstone '16; broad jump, M. L. Greeley '15, J. O. Johnstone '16, and W. Rollins '16; pole-vault, J. B. Camp '15, M. L. Greeley '15, G. G. Haydock '16; hammer-throw, H. S. Sturgis '15. The University may also enter the following team in the 2-mile relay race: A. Biddle '16, R. D. Campbell '17, F. W. Capper '15, and W. W. Kent...
...University crew squad will leave for Annapolis Sunday afternoon to race the Naval Academy crew. Last year two crews were taken and the races split even, the first boat losing to the first Annapolis boat, by half a length, and the second boat winning from the second Navy crew by three lengths...
...race will be held Saturday afternoon on the Severn River, the course being the regular Henley distance of 1 mile, 500 yards. The exact time of the race has not yet been decided on. After the race a special car will take the party to Baltimore, where dinner will be served at the Hotel Belvidere and a theatre party will follow. The men will return to Boston Sunday...
...crews have been spending the latter part of the week in easy practice races. On Friday the first and second boats rowed over the Henley course together. At Cottage Farm Bridge the race commenced, the second boat being given a lead of one length. The first crew got the jump, making an excellent racing start, and closed up the lead half a length in the first 20 strokes. The seconds were good at a low stroke, but when it had to be put up the first soon showed its superiority. Thus, after averaging about 32 strokes per minute, the first...