Word: walks
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Eleven men started in the mile walk, Endicott of Harvard, having the lowest handicap. He walked a good race easily overtaking and passing the other men but unfortunately was ruled off just as he had passed the last man and was practically sure of first prize...
...Mile walk - F. N. Balch, R. L. S., 70 seconds; J. M. Doyle, S. A. C., 20; C. R. Bardeen, 20; A. L. Endicott, 10; H. C. Brounells, B. U. A. C., 45; J. A. Thayer, 45; F. Johnson, 45; W. A. Baudette, W. A. C., 25; J. L. Norton, 45; J. H. Bell, 40; H. W. Thayer, 30; W. Munro, Hopkinson, 50; P. G. Beals, Adams Academy, 50; R. O. Doherty, Dorchester. 45; E. L. White, Suffolk A. C., 25; C. L. Nicol, M. A. C., scratch...
Pleasant, well furnished rooms, eight minutes walk from the Law School, for rent, in strictly private family, for ensuing year, at moderate prices. Address...
...three prizes in the quarter mile run came to Harvard. H. C. Lakin '94, won the race in 54 2-5 s. John Corbin '92 (8 yds.) was second, and A. R. Whittier Jr., '94, (15 yds.) came in third. In the mile walk F. Johnson '95, 50 s. start over A. L. Endicott '94, the scratch man, won in 7 m., 15 3-5 s. Endicott was third. The surprise of the afternoon was in the running high jump. G. R. Fearing '93 failed at 5 ft. 8 1-2 in. E. B. Bloss '94 dropped...
...mile walk - Handicap...