Word: relays
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Hennessey IL, member of last year's relay team, beat G. F. Bennett 33 to the tape in the century sprint, with a time of 10 3-5 seconds. Other graduate wins were in the field events; B. B. Smith IG.Ed., former Oxford vaulter who has been practicing with the track squad on Soldiers Field during the season, tied for first place with H. M. Howe '34, who was aided with a two-foot handicap; a 4-inch booster gave G. W. Larsen 2G a height of 6 ft., 1 1-2 in. in the high jump...
...Grange used to, to keep training. Instead, he goes to the woods, fishes for trout, hunts deer and bear. When he was small his mother received a Carnegie Medal for saving the life of a hunter bitten by a rattlesnake in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains. One-mile Relay, The Penn team (Carr, Edwards, Steele, Healey) whirled away from all rivals, equaled in the muscle-stiffening air the 3 min. 18 sec. record made by Ted Meredith's team...
...unexpectedly powerful showing by the Crimson one-mile quartet in pressing the record-breaking Penn, winners and a fast four-mile relay, with fine individual performances by Dodge, Estes, Cobb, Hallowell, and Record, marked Harvard's participation in the closing day of the Penn Relays on Franklin Field Saturday afternoon. "Very good relays, in view of the conditions," was Coach Farrell's comments...
Estes, Crimson lead-off man in the four-mile relay, handed over a five-yard lead to Fobes. Fobes, passed by Dean of Penn, left Hallowell ten yards behind McNiff; the star miler closed the gap to a stride with a sprint over the last furlong. Cobb, only a stride behind Penn's veteran miler the entire distance, ceded second place to Martin of Cornell on the last lap. Sutermeister, in the vault, seemed unable to command his usual power...
UNIVERSITY: At the Penn Relays on Saturday the Harvard mile relay team placed second, while the four-mile quartet finished third in its event...