Word: racing
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...relay race was the most exciting event of the evening as it was not only close but also decided the outcome of the meet. Each man swam 200 yards, and when the last relay began Princeton had a scant two-yard lead. Cutler, last man for Harvard, crept up on Chambers of Princeton until he was almost even, yet Chambers managed to finish a few inches ahead...
...Relay race, 800 yards--Won by Princeton (R. S. Wilson, E. E. Denniston, F. C. Bamman, J. W. Chambers). Time...
...seat which Capt. Cutler is now occupying. The only new men in the boat are R. Cutler and L. Withington, both members of last year's Freshman crew, who are rowing 6 and 5 respectively. Individually every man has had experience, having rowed in at least one race at New London, and as a whole the men pull well together...
...Juniors won the interclass relay swimming race last night at the Dunster tank. In the first heat the Sophomores defeated the Freshmen; in the second, the Juniors won from the Seniors, by a large margin. The final heat was the feature of the evening, the Juniors winning after a close and exciting race. The summary of the relay race and individual performances is as follows...
...Relay race--Won by 1910: T. Lynes, J. P. Rice, T. G. Aspinwall, R. F. Hoyt; second, 1911: L. Withington, E. Angell, F. King, R. W. Cutler. Time...