Word: tracking
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...have been engaged show that in the various series the University leads in seven, while Yale is ahead in five. The sports in which the Crimson excels are baseball, cross-country, hockey, lacrosse, indoor relay, soccer, and tennis. The victories credited to Yale are crew, football, golf, shooting, and track...
...January 1, 1916, several changes have been made in the relative standing of the two universities in these sports. By Harvard's victory over the Elis in lacrosse in May, 1916, the tie was broken, and now the University holds three victories and two defeats to its credit. In track, also, the tie has been broken by a string of three consecutive victories for the Blue, which leaves the scores 15 to 12 in favor of Yale...
After an eight weeks' competition, Edwin Ober Pride of Somerville was appointed manager of the 1923 track team, and Wallace Everard Stearns of Concord, N. H., manager of the 1923 cross-country team. These appointments are subject to the approval of the Student Council and the Athletic Committee...
Several injured men returned to practice today. E. L. Casey Occ. donned his togs and ran through the lengthy signal drill that lasted most of the afternoon, while R. Horween Occ. ran around the track, kicked a few punts and drop-kicks and watched the running play. M. Phinney Occ., who has been kept away from the Stadium by an injured hip for several weeks, appeared on the sidelines in "civies." The complete line-up was as follows: Desmond and Steele, ends; Sedgwick and Kane, tackles; Clark and Woods, guards; A. Horween, center; Murray, Quarterback; Hamilton and Humphrey, half-backs...
...undergraduate members of the University track team who have won their "H" in that sport are eligible for the captaincy in the election now being held through the mails. In an erroneous report yesterday it was stated that only the "H" men in the Senior Class were to be considered as eligible...