Word: tracked
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...meeting for track candidates tonight should interest not only men who have proven their ability in some form of track athletics, but also any others who are looking for an agreeable form of exercise. The coaches have always been ready to give time to men who come to them without an impressive list of records, not merely from disinterested reasons, but, because in this branch of sport more than almost any other, men develop latent ability, and develop it so rapidly as to be of value to the team...
...what men can be depended upon when they become eligible for the University team. As next spring's meet will decide whether Harvard or Yale shall gain possession of the trophy which has been competed for for eight years, it is particularly essential that the foundation of a winning track team should be laid early in the year...
There is an unusual opportunity for new men this year, as only two members of last year's team, Captain M. S. Crosby '08 and H. F. Hadden '09, are now eligible. The most promising candidates from last year's Freshman track team are R. E. Dole, J. R. Coolidge, and C. Lanier. In addition to the runs of the University team, there will be a handicap run and a consolation run for those who do not make the University team...
...tickets for the season ending July 1, 1908, are now on sale at Leavitt & Peirce's. These tickets entitle the holder to admission to all football and baseball games played by the University team in Cambridge except those with Yale; admission to all University track games held in Cambridge; and membership in either the Weld or Newell Boat Club, on registering at the office of the Association or at the boat house, and paying the required locker fee. The price of tickets...
...number of the members of last year's track team competed in the open meets in different sections of the country during the summer. The only important meet in which Harvard men were particularly prominent was the New England Amateur Championship meet in Boston in August. W. M. Rand '09 won the championship in both high and low hurdles. A. B. Mason '08 was second in the low hurdles and third in the high. B. T. Stephenson, Jr., '08 secured two second places and two thirds. In the shot-put he was beaten...