Word: westerners
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...cross country run yesterday afternoon started from the Locker Building at 4 o'clock and covered a distance of four and a half miles. The course ran up Mt. Auburn street to the hospital, through Coolidge's farm to Western avenue, and then home by the boulevard, cutting across Soldiers Field to the Locker Building...
...cross country run yesterday afternoon covered a distance of three and a half miles. About one hundred and twenty men went on the run, under the leadership of J. G. Willis '02 and E. W. Mills '02. The course was along the Boulevard, through Western avenue to the Mt. Auburn cemetery, and then home by way of Mt. Auburn street...
...four men took part in the second cross country run of the season, yesterday afternoon. Before the start, leaders were appointed to keep the men together. The course was the reverse of the one used last time. Starting from the Locker Building, the men went down the Parkway, along Western avenue, and home by way of Harvard street, in all about two and a half miles. All were in one squad and there was no break at the finish. The time was about twenty-four minutes...
...hundred men took part in the first cross country run of the season, held yesterday afternoon. The run started from the Locker Building down Harvard street, along Western avenue, and back by the Parkway, in all about three miles. As the run was only for preliminary practice, the men kept together and made no attempt at fast time...
After the preliminary practice the first and second elevens lined up on the western scrub football field for two ten-minute halves. The wet and slippery field prevented accurate playing and the ball was fumbled back and forth between the two elevens. The only encouraging features of the practice were the way the men kept their feet and the good work of the interference in helping the runners along when tackled...