Word: recording
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...entered is Ray Dawson, of Stevens Institute. Next to Ruppert he is considered the fastest college amateur in the country. There will be pacers in every race, so the spectators may be sure that there will be no lagging. An attempt will be made to lower the present college record of 5m. 7 2-5s. in the two mile race...
Wefers of Georgetown University was by far the best individual performer. He made the new intercollegiate record in the 100 yards dash and broke all records, both amateur and professional, in the 220 yards dash. This new world's record is 22 1-5 s. His two firsts were the only points won by Georgetown...
Hollister won the half-mile run easily and lowered the former intercollegiate record of 1m. 57 1-5s., made by W. C. Dohm in 1890, by two-fifths of a second. He took the lead at the start and gradually increased it to the finish. Hinckley, of Yale, who was second, finished many yards behind...
...Chicago Nichols had the remarkable record of four runs out of four times at bat, the result of three singles and a base on balls. Five put-outs were credited to Nichols out of as many chances. G. Clark at second was the weak spot on the Chicago infield...
...Thrall, the Yale walker, recently broke the world's record for the quarter mile, walking the distance in practice at the Yale Field...