Word: tracked
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...list of leading officials for the Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association of America track and field championships, which are to be held in Cambridge next Friday and Saturday, a large number of minor officials has been added...
Other former Crimson track stars who are among the officials are W. A. Schlick '05, for four years winner of both sprints against Yale, who will be one of the timers; Walter Tufts, an H man in 1913, who will measure the discus tosses; and W. J. Bingham '16, who for two years forced the great Ted Meredith to new intercollegiate records in the half mile...
...following articles, dealing with aspects of the I.C.A.A.A.A. meet which will take place here on May 28 and 29, were written by two men prominent in the world of track athletics. The first written by Lawson Robertson, University of Pennsylvania and Olympic track coach, deals with the 440-yard dash, Coach T. F. Keane of Syracuse University, in the second article, writes about the 220-yard cash, the record for which has not been broken in an I. C. A. A. A. A. meet since...
...seconds by Long was in the nature of a paced race in which two runners, P. J. Walsh of New York Athletic Club, and W. S. Edwards of Knickerbocker Athletic Club, paced him for half of the distance on a specially prepared course on the old Guttenberg Race Track some 25 years ago. Long was a marvelous runner, and his record of 47 4-5 around a handicap field at Travers Island subsequently proved, to my way, of thinking, that he was the second best quarter miler on record, in as much as Meredith's 47 2-5 at Cambridge...
...thing who plays around the stage with all kinds of nods, becks, and wreathed smiles; and when Miss Standing is called upon to frolic, her admirers must either stay away or keep looking steadfastly elsewhere. Mr. Mowbray and Miss Dudgeon and Miss Ediss also ran: the sogginess of the track was too much for everybody...