Word: roades
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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This afternoon, weather permitting, the five-mile handicap road race of the Harvard Cycling Association will take place at 4 p. m., starting at the Hemenway Gymnasium. The total number of entries is 28. This large number of entries makes the race by far the largest in the history of the association. Two of the most prominent timers in the cycling world have promised to give their services and help conduct the race. The course has been officially surveyed and everything possible has been done to make the race a great success...
Frank Edward Zinkeisen of the class of 1889, was struck by a train on the Illinois Central road on Monday, and was almost instantly killed. Zinkeisen received the degree of A. M. from Harvard in 1890, and in 1893 received the degree of Ph. D. from the University of Berlin...
...CARPENTER, Sec.CYCLING ASSOCIATION.- There will be a run over the route of next Friday's road race, today at 4 p. m., starting from the Gymnasium...
...will be held this afternoon by the Cycling Association over the new course for the five mile handicap road race which comes off Friday. The course is an exceptionally fine one and very simple with no hills or bad turns, so fast time may be expected. The route is as follows: Start at Gymnasium, Garden street; l., Mason street; Brattle street to Mt. Auburn Bridge; right fork, Belmont street; l., Gore street; returning via Brattle, Mason, Garden streets to Gymnasium. All members of the University are invited, especially men intending to enter the road race. Start from Gymnasium...
...Cycling Association would esteem it a great favor if all persons would refrain from taking posters of the Five Mile Road Race from places where they are put up until after that event comes off. The posters are expensive and in addition their loss causes considerable annoyance and inconvenience. Several have already disappeared and it does not seem too much to ask that students should abstain from hindering, even if they do not wish to aid, the success of a college event...