Word: relayers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...POOR NUT-You may not like undergraduate comedy but you can not deny that a lot of this is funny and that the relay race is definitely exciting...
...Tobin got his second hit. Hammond walked, and when Burgess hit to third base. Tobin was an easy out at the hot corner. DeRham came through in time with a single to right field, scoring Hammond from second base, but the Crimson backstop was caught by a fast relay when he tried to take second on the play at the plate...
...badly beaten by Princeton last week but its showing against the Tigers revealed some individual athletes who should furnish stiff competition. The most formidable of these probably is Leness, the Engineer 880-yard man, who took first place against a big field at Princeton. In the recent Pennsylvania relays, be was timed for his leg of the medley relay race in 1.54 4-5 seconds, an exceptionally fast time...
Coach Farrell and a few members of his University track team journeyed to Philadelphia on April 24 and 25 to participate in the annual Pennsylvania relays on Franklin Field. The four mile relay team which was the Crimson's principal hope did not make an impressive showing, trailing fifth in a fairly fast field, and no individual entrants were successful...
...Queen's Club, London, a sports ground entirely surrounded by dwellings, a vast concourse of people assembled to see an international interuniversity one-mile relay race. Three university teams took part: Cambridge (all English), Pennsylvania (all American), Oxford (two Americans, one Canadian, one English). They finished in that order amid a furor of British enthusiasm. The time was 3 min. 22 3/5 sec., a poor showing against the British record of 3 min. 18 1/5 sec. and the world's record, established by the American Legion of the State of Pennsylvania...