Word: runners
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...crediting a player with sacrifice hits, only such hits will be taken into account as advance the runner a base, and when the hit is made in the direction of right field...
...present running. These are Munroe, Cole, Kubli, Fox and Emmons. Munroe has improved in speed since last year and should do well this spring; Cole is a new man who needs experience, but promises well; Kubli won third place at the B. A. A. meeting and is a fast runner, but his form is rather poor; Fox ran the low hurdles last year and ought with practice to do well at the high hurdles; Emmons is running the hurdles simply to keep himself in condition until out-door pole vaulting becomes possible. Besides these men it is hoped that Williams...
...Conneff, the world's champion mile runner, has entered Holy Cross...
Three trial heats were necessary to cut down the candidates in the 440 yards run. Burke, the champion quarter-mile runner was too heavily handicapped to do himself justice. About twelve men started in the final heat and for the first lap they were closely bunched; then Powers of St. Paul's S. A. A. took the lead and won by a narrow margin. Blakemore of Harvard came in third...
...have already made reputations for themselves. There is J. T. Roche '99 who won both the sprints in last year's interscholastic meeting and H. H. Fish '99 who won second place in the quarter mile. Then there is E. A. Starbuck '99 the mile runner from Andover, who won second place in this event in the interscholastics two years ago. Two other new men of some note are P. E. Somers who has jumped over twenty-one feet in the Maine interscholastic games and D. Grant, who did such good work in the mile run last fall...