Word: raced
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Lake Carnegie; Child's Cup Race, between Pennsylvania, and Columbia, and Princeton...
...yard swims, W. C. Hitchcock, W. S. Whiting; 100-yard swim, W. C. Hitchcock, T. T. Seelye; 220-yard swim, A. S. Francis, T. T. Seelye; plunge, A. L. Richmond, W. F. Williams; dive, M. Blanchard, F. W. Ecker. In addition there will be a 160-yard relay race, each man to swim 40 yards...
...ultimate success. Herbert Jaques, Jr., '11, spoke to the men present of the definite and decided benefit that the indoor season affords to track men, regardless of previous experience. He emphasised the importance to the successful runner of a complete and thorough knowledge of how to run a race, stating that continual racing on an indoor board track was the best possible means of teaching an observing runner how to take advantage of the opponent's breaks, how to take the corners, to clip off a foot here and six inches there; in short, how to get the best possible...
...novel innovations have been added to the list of events on the program of the annual spring relay tournament of the University of Pennsylvania. They are in the form of relay races, but in the first one the man who runs first will cover a quarter of a mile, the second man a half-mile, the third, three-quarters of a mile, and the last a mile, while in the other race the first two men will run a furlong each, the third a quarter-mile, and the fourth a half-mile. These events have been added in order...
...General Educational Board, founded by John D. Rockefeller to promote education within the United States "without distinction of race, sex, or creed," has recently issued a report showing how the funds, aggregating nearly $40,000,000, have been used in the accomplishment of this purpose...