Word: handicapped
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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This evening at 7 o'clock members of the Sophomore class will be given their last opportunity to compete for the news board of the CRIMSON. Candidates reporting at the CRIMSON Building tonight will be under no handicap in the competition, which will end early...
...most sensational relay races of the year. At the start of the race, E. C. Driscoll of Yale took the lead and set the pace for W. H. Goodwin '20 until the last lap, when Goodwin pushed him hard. A. W. Douglas '21 started off with a yard handicap, but fumbled the baton and lost three yards to W. D. Prizer. On the last lap Douglas spurted past the Yale runner, and gave J. A. McCarthy '22 a two-yard lead...
...other events of collegiate interest E. J. Thompson of Dartmouth defeated W. Smith of Cornell in the 80-yard hurdles. In the 500-yard run W. E. Stevenson of Princeton was second to R. Maxam of Pennsylvania, while D. B. Lourie of Princeton won the 75-yard handicap race. J. G. Simmons of Syracuse, who won individual honors last fall in cross country runs, was only able to win third place in the Baxter mile. The University of Pennsylvania won the relay race with Rutgers, Columbia and Georgetown...
...addition to the relay race between the University and Yale, the Baxter Mile between the New York Athletic Club and the Boston Athletic Association will be run, as well as the following handicap events: 15-yard run, 1000-yard run, standing high jump (3-inch limit), 300-yard run, one-mile walk, three-mile run, and putting the 16-pound shot (5 feet limit). The New York Athletic Club offers the following prizes to the winners in the several events: First place, an 18-karat gold medal; second place a silver medal; and third place, a bronze medal...
under the auspices of the New York Athletic Club. This is an invitation meet, and all the leading Eastern colleges are expected to make entries. The following handicap events will be held: 75-yard run, 1000-yard run, standing high jump (three-inch limit), 300-yard run, one-mile walk, putting 16-pound shot (five feet limit), and the three-mile run (175-yard limit). In addition to these events there is the Baxter mile between the New York Athletic Club and the B.A.A