Word: yards
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...annual spring track carnival will be held on Friday since it is impossible for the squad to take part in two successive meets, and this Saturday is the only open date during May. It will be a handicap contest with 13 events: 100 and 220-yard dashes, 440, half-mile, mile and two-mile runs, 120-yard high, and 220-yard low hurdles, high and broad jumps, shot-put, pole-vault, and hammer-throw. All track candidates who have taken their strength tests are eligible. Blue-books will be posted in the H. A. A., Locker Building, and Leavitt & Peirca...
...following is a list of spaces assigned for Class Day Spreads in Yard: 1, Thayer, (north side) to the Alpha Phi Sigma: 2, Holwowrthy (north side) to Kappa Gamma Chi: 3, Stoughton and Holden to Phillips Brooks House; 4, Harvard and Hollis to the Speakers' Club...
...following is a list of spaces available for Class Day in the Yard: 1, Wadsworth House; 2, Massachusetts Hall (south side); 3, Gymnasium; 4, Fogg Museum (east side); 5, Stoughton Hall (north side); 6, Dane Hall space (Mass. avenue); 7, Stoughtoa Hall (west side); 8. Hollis Hall (south side...
Andover was defeated 59 1-2 to 48 1-2 by the Freshman track team at Andover Saturday. Captain R. Chute and R. S. Whitney each won two events Chute the 100 and 220 yard dashes and Whitney the high and low hurdle events. Other first places for 1922 were in the hammer throw by A. R. Browne, the 880 yard run by J. A. McCarthy, the 440 yard run by B. Wharton, and a tie for first place in the high jump by R. A. Page. Five seconds and six third places were also secured...
...first call for 100-yard dash; 2.25, second call for 100-yard dash; 2.30, 100-yard dash, finals (no trial heats); 2.40, 120-yard hurdles, finals (no trial heats); 2.50, One-mile run; 3.00, 440-yard run; 3.10, 220-yard low hurdles, finals (no trial heats); 3.20, Two-mile run; 3.35, 220-yard dash, finals (no trial heats); 3.45, 880-yard...