Word: relay
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Relay race.--Harvard 1918: (E. E. Silver, D. Little, V. E. Likins, R. U. Whitney) vs. Worcester Academy: (T. Doyle C. Shay, W. Chamberlain, S. Fitts).--Won by Worcester Academy. Time...
Carrying off three firsts, four seconds, and two third places, and being shut out only in the 40-yard dash and Freshman relay race, the University representatives made an excellent showing in the indoor handicap games of the I. A. A. A. held in Mechanics Building Saturday night...
Tickets for the B. A. A. track meet to be held in Mechanics Building. Boston, on Saturday, February 6, in which the University and Freshman relay teams will run the Yale university and Freshman teams, and in which other members of the University will be entered, may be procured at the ticket office of the Athletic Association in the basement of the Union. The price of these tickets will...
Judging by early inquiries, the meet will this year probably attract more entries than at any time in the past. The international interest created last year by Oxford's participation in the relay races will be maintained, for unless the war suddenly obliges them to change their plans, Cambridge University will enter the meet. Upsala University, of Stockholm, Sweden, may also send over a relay team...
...make competition in the relay races nearly even, the tentative entries have been divided into eighteen classes this year. The major group includes Cambridge, Chicago, Cornell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Illinois, Michigan, Oxford, Pennsylvania, Princeton, and Yale. The other important groups are: Class 2-California, Leland Stanford, McGill, Minnesota, Missouri, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Purdue, Southern California. Toronto; Class 18-Annapolis and West Point. The colleges in the minor classes are grouped mainly according to geographical location or size of enrollment