Word: walks
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...will get it. Such a man cannot be upbraided for not associating himself with views that are not strictly religious, for he certainly cannot be more of a christian in so doing than he is in his determination to live a noble life. If a man says he will walk in the good path, God too says he will. The vital question is: Do you want to be better than you are? God says...
Princeton's best entries in the track events at the Mott Haven games are, McNulty, Swain and Wilson in the sprints; McCampbell and Brokaw in the quarter; Turner in the half; Woodbridge in the mile-run; Borcherling in the mile-walk; and Hall, Beveridge and Taylor in the weights...
...mile walk: - C. R. Bardeen, A. L. Endicott...
From beginning to end the mile walk was a most interesting race. From the reports of the time by Wight of Yale, it was expected that the race between him and Endicott would be very close but as the most of the spectators could not tell which was Wight, the positions of the men at the end of the first lap caused some doubt as to the final result. The men who started were Endicott, Bardeen and C. W. Norton for Harvard, Wight, F. S. Bunnell, S. H. Bunnell and Hoyt for Yale. The race on Yale's part...
...mile walk...