Word: rust
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...mile race Dives made a poor start and finished 20 yards behind Dear of Pennsylvania. Bauer lost still more ground so that on the third lap Young started over 100 yards behind Johnston of Yale. He made up some of the distance but not enough to give Rust a chance to win. The sharp pace which Rust had to set to overtake the field could not be sustained and he finished 200 yards behind Long of Yale, who defeated Taylor of Pennsylvania in an exciting finish. In the four-mile relay race, teams were entered by Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Pennsylvania...
...track squad yesterday practiced starts at the north end of the straight-away under the direction of Captain Rust. The pole vaulters and broad jumpers had practice on the take-offs at the South end of the field under the direction of W. F. Garcelon...
Exeter, Worcester Academy and Newton High School have probably the strongest teams entered this year. The following Harvard men will act as officials: P. Dana '04, field judge: R. Abercrombie '03 and E. C. Rust 1L., inspectors; John Graham, starter...
From 1901: C. B. Marshall, E. C. Rust, E. B. Krumbhaar, R. Sanger, R. S. Wallace, J. A. Burgess: from 1905: R. H. Oveson, W. A. Schick, Jr., P. O. Mills, R. A. Derby, J. P. Bowditch: from 1906: J. D. Nichols, R. J. Leonard, F. A. Goodhue, Jr., J. M. Montgomery, Jr., O. D. Filley: from 1907: J. Reynolds, Jr., F. K. Leatherbee, F. W. Sargent, Jr., J. J. Higginson, Jr., B. L. Young...
Regular work for the track team began yesterday in the Gymnasium. About seventy-five men reported to Mr. Graham, who had general supervision of the work. The runners, after light work in the Gymnasium went out for a short run; the first squad being let by Captain Rust, and the second by J. E. Haigh 1L. The pole-vaulters, shot-putters, and high jumpers spent all their time in the Gymnasium under the personal direction of Mr. Graham...