Word: raced
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...England A. A. A. U. Meet held in the East Armory last Saturday night, E. O. Gourdin '21, who won the 60-yard dash and took second in the 300-yard race, and H. C. Flower '19, who placed third were the only men to represent the University. Gourdin won the first, heat in 7 seconds flat. Flower won his heat in 7 1-5 seconds, and placed third in the final heat, trailing T. Dignan of Holy Cross and the winner, Gourdin, whose time was again, 7 seconds. In the final heat of the 300-yard run, Gourdin placed...
Harvard has no room for men who are attracted by high pay. Increase of salary would be a further bridging of the narrow gulf that separates us from commercial institutions. Scholars are not out for money, they want to work in sympathetic company, amid congenial surroundings. They run no race with bankers, corporation lawyers, or fashionable practitioners. They are directed toward a different goal. They ask for bread, not for stones...
...dispatch to the Associated Press late last night the rowing authorities of the U. S. Naval Academy announced their acceptance of the University's suggestion for a triangular race between the Navy, Princeton, and the University. The date set for the event was given as April 19, and the place is to be Annapolis...
...official notification of this acceptance has yet been received by the rowing management here, however, so the race can not be said to be definitely decided upon...
...yards, from a field of ten men in the time of 1.20 4-5. J. A. McCarthy '22, 10-yard handicap, secured second place and S. C. Fisher Unc., 30-yard handicap, third. A. W. Douglass '21 and D. J. Duggan '20, starting from scratch, ran a fast race but were too greatly handicapped...