Word: runner
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...hurdles; Fish in the quarter; J. G. Clark, Morse, Gould, Brooks and Hennen in the field events. Among the new men the most noticeable are Burke, Whitcomb and Applegate, the first the champion quarter miler, the other two, interscholastic point-winners in the same event; Mills, the interscholastic mile runner; and Robinson, who won the 100-yards dash in the national interscholastic meeting last spring...
...evening. Fee for singles $1.00; for doubles, $2.00. Matches will be two out of three sets except in the finals. The present champions, E. R. Marvin in singles, and H. J. Holt and Holcombe Ward in doubles, will defend their titles against the winners of the tournament. First and runner-up prizes will be given in both events, and a consolation prize in singles...
...rumored that Tom Burke, the world's champion quarter mile runner, who has just received the degree of L. L. B. from Boston University Law School, will enter Harvard as a special student this fall...
...Huntress and Porter, of Hopkinson, and W. Applegate, of Cambridge High and Latin, are the best men in the half. E. W. Mills, of Chauncey Hall, is considered a sure winner of the mile and should make good time. D. T. Sullivan, of Worcester High, is another good mile-runner...
...were very effective, Fitz doing a little the better work. Chandler was rather unsteady, and in the fourth inning was replaced by Loughlin, who has been taken to the 'Varsity table again. Loughlin lost a chance for a double play in the ninth inning by neglecting to tag the runner, when, with a man on first, Foster fielded a grounder, touched his base, and threw...