Word: relay
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Training for the informal and Freshman track men for the winter relay races and indoor meets will commence this afternoon with regular practice on the 130-yard board track and in the baseball cage at 2.30 o'clock. New and experienced candidates will report at that time in the Locker Building for the 40-yard dash, 45-yard hurdles, 390-yard jump, shot put, pole vault and broad jump...
Strict training for the University and Freshman track men for the winter relay races and indoor meets will commence on Thursday, January 3, the first day after the Christmas recess. All practice hitherto has been voluntary and attendance perfunctory, but after the vacation, a fixed regime of training will be established, and all those who report for winter track will be expected to practice every...
...commenced inauspiciously yesterday afternoon when only 17 candidates reported at the Locker Building for the first practice. Of these only four were from the three upper classes, the rest being from 1921. A great many more Freshmen are needed to form the basis of a strong relay team, while unless more University candidates come out before the end of the week the outlook for an informal team will not be bright. The coaching staff has three weeks before the Christmas vacation in which to whip the runners and field event men into shape, and all men who intend...
...accordance with the University's policy of Freshman athletics as usual, there will be a 1921 relay team this year if enough Freshman runners report. The Yale athletic authorities have signified their intention of having a team also, and although nothing has been decided as yet, the two teams will probably meet during the first week in February as in previous years. Last year the 1920 relay runners also raced Technology 1920 a week before the Yale race, and a similar contest may be scheduled for this year...
During the 1916-17 season an innovation in winter track was introduced when 1920 met Worcester in a dual indoor meet, for in previous years no Freshmen except relay runners had any opportunity for outside competition. It is quite likely that in view of the fact that Freshman track will be the only official branch of the sport this winter, more meets of the same kind will be arranged. At any rate, the annual winter carnival, held in the last week of February, will offer competition to both Freshman and University candidates in all the winter events, including...