Word: tracked
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Haven, Conn., June 15. Bayes Marshal Norton of Vineyard Haven, Mass., was elected captain of the Yale track team this afternoon. Norton prepared at Exeter and was high point scorer in the meet this afternoon
Albert Harron reviews the 1925 season, which means everything in the season that sport lovers could desire and sets the ball rolling for the man who talks a good track meet. Among the reprints, which follow this, there is "Rowing in the Fifties" by President Eliot, an article designed to recall that crew at Harvard originated when the Cambridge oarsmen used to low lumber home from Boston...
...away one broiling afternoon last week in Columbus, Ohio. Developed during the War to time projectiles, these precise recorders of significant brevities were being used for the first time to measure the speed of athletic events. While they ticked, the colleges of the Western Conference competed for the annual track and field championships. A pair of great black legs-flying ebony which provided locomotion for DeHart Hubbard, famed Negro athlete of the University of Michigan-pumped down a narrow aisle 100 yd. long. The watches had ticked 9 and 74/100 sec. Hubbard had previously won the running broad-jump with...
...POOR NUT?A boisterous, obvious but entertaining fable about a college lad who won a Phi Beta Kappa key, a track meet and a girl...
...Harvard track forces will take the field at New Haven at 1 o'clock on Monday the underdogs. The Yale athletes, who came in second to the University of Southern California in the Intercollegiates, are conceded a ten to 15 point advantage over the Crimson...