Word: tracking
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Would it not be well for the Athletic Committee to take more interest in track; and to remember that even a winning team cannot fight without backing and a fighting chance. AMES STEVENS '19. WILLIAM MOORE Occ. R. W. HARWOOD '20. D. F. O'CONNELL...
...sure each man on the track team fights his own individual battle-but in addition each man should help every other to fight. This fighting spirit in the track team is more of a psychological, than of a physical nature. Unlike the baseball team and the crew, the track team can not practice as a playing unit-yet to win they must have that psychological, optimistic team-work...
William Moore Occ., of Gloucester, was elected captain of the University track team at a meeting of all track "H" men in College and of all men who placed in the Tech. meet held at the Locker Building yesterday afternoon. This election is subject to the approval of the Athletic Committee...
Moore prepared at Andover, but did not participate in track work there. He entered the University with the class of 1918, and was a member of the Freshman track team. In the following year he ran the dashes on the University team, but did not receive his "H". In the season of 1916-1917 he took part in fall and winter track, but entered the service in April...
Moore returned to College at the close of the war, and has been one of the mainstays of the University track team this spring, due to his fast work in the dashes. In the Tech. meet, he was a double winner, scoring firsts in both the 100 and 220-yard dashes. In that meet, he ran the longer distance in the unusually fast time of 22.1 seconds, and his time for the shorter dash is just a shade above ten seconds flat...