Word: sec
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Thayer L. S., Norton '93, H. W. Thayer '95, and F. Johnson Jr. '95. They kept well together until the lap, when Endicott and Bardeen opened a pace between themselves and the rest of the crowd, Endicott finally winning with a good lead, in 7 min., 19 sec...
...first event was the 120 yard hurdle race, in which there were three entries, T. C. Smith '92, Fearing '93, and Shead '93. The race was won, to the surprise of the spectators, by Shead, in 16 4-5 sec., with Fearing not a very close second...
...yards dash was run in two heats, in the first of which the starters were Hawes '92, Cook '92, Priest '95, Prescott '94, and Thompson '93. Hawes won in 10 3 5 sec., with Thompson a good second. The second heat, in which were Sullivan '94, Bloss '94. Greenough '9f, and G. F. Brown Jr. '92, was won by Brown in the same time, with Bloss second...
...final heats of the 100 yards dash, which came later and in which the firsts and seconds of the trial heats ran, the first race was a dead heat between Hawes and Brown in 10 1-2 sec. In the run off, Brown won; time 10 3-5 sec...
...four men kept close together, but when the spurt came on the last lap, R. H. Davis dropped back and let the three undergraduates have it out. These three finally crossed the line all in a bunch, with P. W. Davis a winner in 5 min., 38 4-5 sec.; Pratt second, and Elliot third. This breaks the former American collegiate record of 5 min., 43 sec., made by Hamilton of Yale in '82, and the Harvard record of 5 min., 46 1-5 sec., made by Pratt last spring. The race was one of the prettiest ever ridden...