Word: corbin
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Half mile run: - J. Corbin, C. H. Hubbell, H. C. Lakin, H. Emerson, J. O. Nichols, C. Brewer, D. W. Fenton, T. Richardson...
...next event was the half mile run, Corbin, Hubbell and Lakin were the Harvard men against Scoville, Wheeler and Crane of Yale. The men were all pretty well bunched till about 220 yards from the finish Corbin took the lead and was closely followed by Lakin and Hubbell. Corbin won in 2m. 3 3-5 sec. with Lakin and Hubbell second and third...
...Baker. The 220 flat will be in doubt the whole of the distance with Sayer a probable winner, Bennett of Yale second and Whittren third. Merrill is counted on for first in the 440, while second will go to Bennett with Bingham a close third. Judging from past records, Corbin ought to win the half mile, and Scoville, the fastest Yale man, may get second while third lies between Lakin, Hubbell and Stubbs. If the reports are true in regard to the one mile run, Morgan of Yale ought to win the event with Blake, Nichols and Fenton struggling...
...yards run. C. G. Hubbell '93, Philip Richardson '96, H. Emerson '96, Chas. Steward '96, H. C. Lakin, '94, John Corbin...
...Smith. A very good story is "The Toltec Idol" by T. Philip Terry. It is a tale of Mexico and is perhaps a little over drawn. Another story "The letter of Credit" is written by C. C. Nott. It is a love story but the plot is original. John Corbin has a long article on "Starting and Starters." It is a description and criticism of different starts and is illustrated with two pictures of E. B. Bloss and one of A. H. Green. Of the other articles the only notable one is the conclusion of "The South Dakota National Guard...