Word: relayers
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...calibre of the 1927 track squad will receive the severest test of the winter season tomorrow afternoon when the first-year men meet Huntington School in the Huntington Y. M. C. A., Boston. Except for the members of the Freshman relay team who travel to New York on March 1 to compete in the intercollegiate championships, it will be the last 1927 competition of the winter track season...
...last appearance before the intercollegiate championships in New York on March 1, the University track squad split honors in its two relay races with Dartmouth, and placed in every other event in which it was represented, with the exception of the invitation mile, at the American Legion games yesterday afternoon...
...Crimson medal winners were the members of the two mile relay team; W. R. Chase '26, first in the 50-yard dash; J. W. Brown '27, and J. H. Broome '26, first and third in the 880; and A. L. Coburn '24, who won third in the handicap mile...
...only important disappointment of the afternoon came in the third lap of the one-mile relay. R. L. Brooks '26 and L. L. Robb '25 had earned a five-yard Crimson lead, when Bates of Dartmouth ran wild against K. M. Rogers '26, and piled up a 30-yard Green advantage which Captain Merrill, anchor, could not overcome...
...Crimson got its revenge, however. In the two-mile relay, F. P. Kane '26 led off with Hill of Dartmouth. For three laps nothing happened, Hill a stride in the lead. Then Kane struck, passed his adversary, who retorted with the same performance. Kane passed him again lengthened out his lead, and when he gave the baton to Allen, the Big Green was tottering along some 10 yards in the rear. The race was over then, Allen, W. L. Chapin '25 and B. R. Cutcheon '25 holding this lead...