Word: walks
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Winslow's Rink, Saturday afternoon, March 7. The events (open to Harvard and B. A. A. men) will be as follows: Standing high jump, running high jump, pole vault, single stick, tug-of-war (650 lbs. with clothes), 50 yds. dash, 50 yds. hurdle, mile run, and mile walk. All events will be scratch...
...form and Princeton expects him to carry off the two dashes. Roddy, who finished second to Downs last spring, will represent the college in the quarter and half mile runs, and between Woodbridge, Turner and himself, Princeton ought to win some places. Borcherling who took third in the mile walk, and Jefferson, who won second in the hammer are back. Ramsdell, who holds the championship for the Eastern United States in the broad jump is a member of the freshman class and will compete in the games. In the high jump, pole vault, bicycle and hurdles, however, Princeton will...
...decided to hold the usual joint winter games of the Yale Athletic Association and Second Regiment C. N. G. The time selected is the evening of Saturday, March 21. The events chosen are slightly different from those of last year and are as follows: 50 yard dash, one mile walk, running high jump, 440 yards dash, putting the shot, 220 yards hurdle race, one mile run. These are all handicaps, while the scratch events are bayonet race, potato race, obstacle race, tug of war and horizontal bar and fencing contests...
...mile walk Harvard won two prizes, A. L. Endicott '93 (50 seconds) coming in second and S. C. Brackett '91, with the same handicap, third. R. S. Hale '91 walked well but was unable to overcome his handicap. The mile run was won by H. C. Lakin, Harvard '94, (110 yards) with E. White '92 (140 yards) second. Lakin and White were well ahead of the other contestants and had a close race until the last part of the last lap when Lakin took the lead and won in 4 minutes 26 seconds. H. M. Wheelwright, Harvard '94, won third...
...mile walk-C. R. Bardeen, 25 seconds; R. S. Hale, 10; A. L. Endicott, 50; S. C. Brackett...