Word: granting
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Fish, Roche, Redpath, D. Grant, Fullerton, Shore, Harris, Holliday, Dunstan, Bush, Antisdel, Applegate, Alexander, Adsit, Boyden, Burton, Blakemore, H. B. Clark, J. G. Clark, Bernstein, Dutton, Dean, Garrison, Greene, Gould, Harrington, Keyes, Phillips, Porter, Ruhl, Plumb, Richardson, E. W. Mills, Rockwell, Suite, Tilden and P. L. Fish will lay off until further notice both in gymnasium and in track work, but if some of the men wish to continue gym. work they can do so at the regular hours. The object of the lay off is to give everyone a rest before the beginning of the regular out-door season...
...Grant M. S., and Wilson, U. of P., were the first runners in the 'varsity race. Though Wilson led for the first five laps, Grant succeeded in finishing seven yards ahead. Mechling, however, soon overtook Alexander '99, and from this time on U. of P. increased their lead...
...Harvard team was made up of new men, excepting Grant, as it was thought better to save the older half milers for later in the season, and to give the newer men the experience of racing...
...Grant...
...mile handicap-D. Grant M. S., (scratch); L. B. Keyes '99, 70 yds.; H. B. Clark 1901, 45 yds; J. Noble, Jr., 1L., 80 yds; S. F. Rockwell 1900, 80 yds.; O. W. Richardson...