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...first run of the Cycling Association started from the Gymnasium yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Twenty-two men went out under the leadership of Captain Burdette, riding to Chestnut Hill Reservoir at a moderate pace. There the party divided, part returned via Beacon street and the Harvard Bridge at a fast rate, while those who did not care to scorch followed in an easy pace with W. R. Brinckoihoff...
...become acquainted with the fine drives about Boston and the various places of interest. The runs will be open to Cycling Association members save the first which will be open to the University. They will be held every Tuesday and Friday and will start at 4 p. m. The pace will be moderate and all bicycle riders are urged to be present. The runs so far arranged are as follows...
...several of the men showed promise of good development before the year is past. The races were all well contested, the two mile bicycle being especially interesting. In this race G. F. Baker, Jr., is deserving of much credit for the splendid way in which he set the pace throughout. He carried the rest of the men over the course in fine form and kept the race from degenerating into a slow loaf, as is usually the case with these races. He was only passed on the last lap by H. B. Hewitt who won by a good spurt down...
...first event, the half mile scratch, was run in two heats. The men loafed, each waiting for the other to set the pace and the times made were very slow. In the first heat H. B. Hewitt was first with H. P. White second; time 1m. 31 3/5s. The second heat was won by H. H. Brown with L. de F. Smith second; time 1m. 25 1/5s. The final heat was won by H. B. Hewitt in 1m. 25 3/5s.; H. P. White was second...
...pace which Harvard had set in making the last touchdown was too much for the men. Hallowell was hurt, but resumed playing, and then Captain Brewer was injured and compelled to leave the game. When Townsend had taken Brewer's place the Harvard men carried the ball straight down the field for a touchdown without losing it once. Dunlop made the touchdown and kicked the goal. Score...