Word: speedway
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...substituted for the hare and hound run yesterday afternoon, prizes being offered for the first four men to finish. The men started from the Locker Building at 4 o'clock, went up Mt. Auburn street to Mt. Auburn cemetery, crossed the cemetery, and then came home by the Speedway, covering a distance in all of about five miles. There were thirty-five men in the squad. The first four men were not very close together at the finish, but following them a number of the men were well bunched. J. G. Willis '02 and John Graham timed...
...cross country run yesterday went up Western avenue and Essex street to Allston, then through Market street to Brighton, and home by the Speedway, a distance in all of seven miles. The men ran in one squad under the leadership of E. W. Mills '02. There was no break at the finish...
...cross country run yesterday was up Mt. Auburn street to the cemetery and home by the Speedway. Forty-eight men ran, led by E. W. Mills '02. A half mile from the Locker Building the men broke and raced to the finish, W. A. Colwell 1G. coming in first. The course, a distance of five miles, was covered in about thirty-one minutes...
Only six men ran in the cross country run yesterday afternoon. J. E. Haigh '03 led the squad along Western avenue and back by the Speedway around Soldiers Field, a distance of two and a half miles. There was no break at the finish...
About twelve men ran in the cross country run yesterday afternoon under the leadership of J. E. Haigh '03, and M. T. Lightner '03. The course was up Western avenue to the Speedway, a distance of about two and a half miles...