Word: tolbert
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...result of time-trials held yesterday at Soldiers Field, Coach Tolbert has announced the list of Freshmen who will make the trip to New Haven on Saturday, to meet the Eli yearlings. There is a possibility that one or two men may be added to the list, after trials today and tomorrow...
...Engineers lost to the Crimson by a score of 69-48, but it must be remembered in considering this year's meet that 18 of that margin of 21 points were scored by Gourdin alone and that he, together with such stars as Harwood, Krogness, O'Connell, and Tolbert, are no longer at Coach Bingham's call. Furthermore, last year's Freshman squad provided little material to make up for this loss, and the prospects for Saturday would be gloomy indeed if it were not for the fact that M. I. T. is in as difficult as situation...
...light in comparison to the severe practices which began last week's training. Today, however, Coach Bingham will put his runners through time trials which will have a direct bearing in deciding which of the men entered will take part in the M. I. T. meet Saturday, while Coach Tolbert will hold time trials for his track men and competitions for his field men in order to decide what Freshmen out of the 150 entered, will represent the class of 1925 against Exeter Saturday. At 4 o'clock this afternoon those Freshmen who made the trip to Andover will meet...
Although Coach Tolbert's men will make up one of the strongest aggregations which has represented the yearlings in many years, they will have difficulty in defeating the crack Andover team. The latter recently overwhelmed the Technology Freshmen, taking ten places in the 14 events. Wolfe, who broke the school 12-pound hammer record in the meet by hurling the ball 167 feet 2 inches, and Allen, who was timed in 2 minutes 3 seconds for the 880-yard run, are two certain point-winners for the Blue team...
While Coach Farrell's best pair of weight-throwers were competing on Franklin Field, most of the members of the University squad were taking part in a handicap meet on the wind-swept track and field within the Stadium. Coach Tolbert's squad of 41 Freshmen who are making the trip to Andover today were excused from the meet and several of Coach Bingham's best track men, notably Chapin, Davis, and Whitney, who are still out with injuries, were unable to compete. The wind which swept in gales down Soldiers Field was at the back of the sprinters...