Word: seconde
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...second Annual Road Race which will be given by the Boston Athletic Association on Saturday, October 4, at 2.30 p. m., will be a Twenty-five Mile Handicap Race, with a limit of ten minutes and is open to all amateurs. The course will be over macadamized roads for twelve and one half miles straightaway, and return by same route, which makes it impossible for strangers to lose their course. The prizes will be ten in number, besides a gold record medal which will be given to the first competitor who breaks the Twenty-five Mile Road Record...
...Longwood yesterday Brown, '92 beat Waterhouse 6-0, 6-0; Fred Mansfield beat Manchester '93 6-3, 6-0; In the second round Lee, L. S., beat Thomas '93 6-0, 6-1; Hovey, L. S., beat Brown, '92 6-4, 6-3; Wrenn, '92 beat Tallant '91 2-6, 6-2, 6-1. Tallant and Hovey beat Bixby and Fiske...
...goal posts one and one-half minutes after play began. Trafford kicked the goal. Score 6-0. McNear took the place of Lake, who had been hurt, and six minutes after the ball had been put in play he made a pretty run through the line and scored the second touch-down; goal. Score 12-0. Five minutes later Lee ran through the whole Exeter team, and made the third; goal. Score 18-0. Harvard got the ball soon after it was put in play, but lost it immediately on account of interference. Offside play caused a further loss...
...second half began fifteen minutes later, and lasted fifteen minutes. Grouard took Arnold's place at halfback, and Booth played right guard instead of Sanborn. Two minutes after play began Lee scored a touch-down after a long run; no goal. Score 27-0. Three and a half minutes after this Blanchard secured a second touchdown, and Traflord kicked the goal. Score, 33-0. Repeated off-side play lost Harvard two touch-downs during the next few minutes, but Exeter was forced to make a touch-back. Score 35-0. Off-side play again lost Harvard a touch-down...
...trial of candidates for the University Glee Club last Tuesday evening, was not a success; not enough new men tried, and there was a great scarcity of first tenors and second basses. The glee club is looking forward to a year of more than ordinary interest, and we assure lany man who can sing that it will be well worth his while to try for the club, at the meeting this evening...