Word: dashing
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...confident statement of Coach Moakley, however, comes the report that Captain Treman pulled a tendon last month, and is still slightly handicapped by the weakened limb. What effect this will have on his running Monday remains to be seen, but it is not unlikely that the star dash man will be near top form when the time for the meet arrives...
...dash, for example, the outstanding representatives from the New York college are Yocom and Persbacker, who won first and second respectively in the Freshman event last year at the Triangle meet in Boston. The times of these men was close to those of the big race. How much one can presuppose by this is one of those things that makes doping a meet such a haphazard matter...
...outcome of the meet, it seems certain that Coach Farrell must have a few trump cards up his sleeve which he intends to spring on his opponents next Monday evening. Just what these may be is not known, but a guess that the hurdles, distance runs and 300-yd. dash might contain a few Crimson dark horses is probably not too far removed from the situation to be pertinent...
...best events of the evening will be the 300-yd. dash. Although this is to be run in three heats, with the best winning times considered in the award of points, it is almost certain to produce at least one heat which will equal the Triangular Meet record of 33 4-5 seconds. T. F. Mason '30, captain of the University squad this season, who tied with Tupper last year to establish the meet record, is picked to win the event again this season, and should stand a good chance of shading his own mark. Meinig and Rosenthal...
...tied G. A. Tupper '29, to set a new triangular meet record of 33 4-5 seconds. Pratt and Alcorn, of Dartmouth, both of whom placed last year, should take the two remaining places. A. L. Watkins '31 is expected to repeat his victory of last year in the dash, with Stevens of Dartmouth in the second position...