Word: walking
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...were scarcely fifty spectators present, and at no game has there been much over a hundred. Doubtless this is in large part due to the fact that Soldiers Field is a harder place to get to than was Holmes, but it seems as if men should be willing to walk a quarter of a mile or so to see their class play a baseball game for the championship. If more interest is not shown the class games will be given up in a year or so for good. Today the final game is to be played between Ninety-seven...
...soon as the students realized the importance of the occasion, they would not for a minute hesitate to participate on June 3. He added that it would be impossible to study on that morning with twenty-five bands passing by the Yard, and that the undergraduates might as well walk in the procession as watch it from their windows...
...mile walk-W. B. Fetterman, P., first; J. D. Phillips, H., second; C. J. Leibmann, H., third; time...
...Mile walk-Phillips, Liebmann...
...Fenno, who has been running close to 2 minutes should win over Orton who will have had to run the mile first. Orton is picked to win the mile run by Pennsylvanians, but Grant with his record of 4.28 1-5 should give him a close race. The mile walk is generally conceded to Pennsylvania, with Fetterman, although Phillips's record of 7.17 is better than that of 7.24 made by Fetterman in the Cornell games. The bicycle race is uncertain. Douglass of Pennsylvania, Hewitt and Baker should make a good race for first. Harvard will probably...