Word: paces
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...hoped that more interest will be taken in the next run, tomorrow. The pace in these runs is not fast, and the routes are attractive...
...open to all members of the University, and it is hoped that every man who rides a bicycle will be out. The pace will be slow. The start will be made from the gymnasium at 3.30 sharp. The run will be conducted by J. C. Hunt...
...half mile special open to Harvard men, proved an interesting event, though the time was very slow. Four men com-competed. C. S. Pierce '95, J. W. Eddy, '95, T. R. Kimball, '95, and G. B. Pierce '93 started off at a good pace and formed into a procession which lasted four laps. The men finished in the above order. The time...
...Davis and Holmes represented Harvard in the first heat of the two mile bicycle race, while Brewster and Parmelee rode for Yale. The Yale men set the pace for six laps closely followed by Davis and Holmes. On the seventh Davis came to the front and lead until the beginning of the eighth when he was passed by Parmelee who won first in 6 m. 2-5 sec. and by Holmes who came in second. In the second heat were Glenny and Alling of Yale, and Pratt of Harvard. On the last curve of the sixth lap Glenny and Pratt...
...announcement that Princeton has finally decided to play a series of two games with Harvard, and a third if necessary, will cause no little surprise in view of the events which have taken pace recently. When Princeton refused to arrange games except on an undergraduate basis, contests for this year seemed to be shut off irrevocably. Our future relations. even, seemed to be threatened. However, before taking any radical step Harvard wrote to Princeton to see if her decision was final. A few letters followed and the result of the correspondence is that Princeton has receded from the stand...