Word: recording
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...financial embarassment. Last year the team was re-organized, but consisted almost entirely of new men. In the spring, the team, picked from twenty candidates, did creditable work. It played the best teams, never failed to score, and when defeated, it was only by one or two goals. The record at the end of the season was 17 goals against 22 for its opponents, a remarkably good record for a first year team. This team received practically no support from the University; but the expenses were defrayed entirely by the members of the team and what little guarantees were gained...
...annual indoor games of the Boston Athletic Association were held Saturday evening at Mechanics Hall. The attendance was larger than ever before. The meeting was remarkable in that three world's record holders competed: Conneff, Kilpatrick and Chase. None of them got a place in their events oveng to the severity of their handicaps...
Ohess and whist have a less general and intense interest than some other intercollegiate contests, but Harvard men have a right to feel satisfaction in the good showing which their representatives have made in these games. Let every man who wishes to see the record kept up do his share by signing the book at Bartlett's before tomorrow night...
...bicyclists will be perhaps the most prominent on the track. The college has many excellent riders. There are Goodman and Ottman, and Dickie, who won the two-mile handicap from scratch within two seconds of the intercollegiate record time at the fall games; W. H. Bird, a N. Y. Athletic Club man; Williams, why rode second in the Princeton-Columbia intercollegiate meet last spring; George Ruppert; Morrill, who won his heat in the intercollegiate race two years ago, and Captain Fearing, who scored Columbia's only point in the '95 intercollegiate meet. Besides these there are a good many less...
...mile, R. H. Bacon '96, W. W. Lightipe '98, F. Fuller '97, R. L. Eaton '98, J. L. Armstrong '98, and A. B. Tappin '99, the latter last year's interscholastic champion, are each capable of covering the distance under 4.40. At the half, Kingsley, has a record of 2.03.25. The quarter mile is another event in which Columbia should show well with such men available as G. T. Kirby '98, A. E. Schaff '99, N. G. Bijur '96, and Chatain '96, each good for at least 54s. At the 220 and 100 yard dashes are Clark '97, Caswell...