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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...playing was very lively. Daly and Hatch did some excellent all round work and Swain ran well with the ball. Cochrane and Heard were very effective in breaking up interference. Just as time was called, Murchie's team was forced to make a safety, leaving the score 2 to 0 in favor of Cochrane's team. Another game will be played today between the same teams...
...fastest 100 yards man who has ever been in college. He has done no speed work since last year but hopes to be in good shape again this spring. Redpath should run well this year, but the care of the team will probably hurt Bigelow's usefulness. Shore, who ran in the 220 last year, is now trying the low hurdles and may keep to this event. Of the other men trying for the sprints the most promising in the 100 yards dash are: A. W. Robinson 1901, A. A. Boyden '98, E. J. Green 1 L., D. G. Harris...
...relay teams. He has improved much since he has been in college, so that the event is left fairly strong. C. H. Williams '98, who has run on several relay teams, may also be trained for this event instead of the 880 yards run. S. H. Bush 1901, who ran on both of his class relay teams this year, is running very well in practice and may prove to be very fast for that distance. M. L. Butler '98 who was on the team two years ago may also run, although he has just recovered from a long illness...
...hurdles are the stronghold of the team this year. W. F. Garcelon L. S. '95, has had charge of the candidates for these events and thus far has greatly improved their form. In the high hurdles, F. B. Fox 2L and J. W. Hallowell 1901, are the fastest. Fox ran second in the intercollegiate games last year, while Hallowell is the interscholastic champion. In addition to these men, G. A. Cole '99, R. R. Rumery '99, C. H. Whitney 1901, C. S. Tilden '98, M. S. Savage '99, and R. McKittrick '99, are all improving rapidly. There is an equally...
...Captain Dibblee of the other. Next week two teams will be chosen from these squads which will play against each other towards the end of the spring work. Each squad has its own signals and only a few simple plays will be learned. Yesterday the squads ran through signals, every man being tried in the line-up. Catching punts, blocking off and breaking through constituted the remainder of the day's work...