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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...held a very successful handicap run from the house to Corey Hill and return, Saturday. The road was slippery and the course about six miles; Cornish arranged the handicaps. Twenty-six men started; Manley '93, who won the run Thanksgiving Day came in second, six and a half seconds behind Dowling, of the Crescent Boat Club, who had three minutes start of him, and finished in 39 min., 44 12 sec. Blake, H. A. A., who had 75 seconds handicap. was fourth and nine seconds behind Manley. Robbins '92, with 2 min. 45 sec. handicap finished number fourteen, and Stults...
...Boston Athletic Association will hold an indoor meeting at the gymnasium, Exeter Street, this afternoon. The following events will be contested; 15 yards dash (start from the bare floor); running high jump; standing broad jump...
...Boston Athletic Association will hold an indoor meeting at the gymnasium, Exeter Street, on Wednesday, December 3, 1890. The following events will be contested: 15 yards dash (start from the bare floor); running high jump; standing broad jump...
Princeton had the ball at the start and Yale the choice of sides. The play began with a V but King was downed without gaining anything. Spicer made ten yards and Homans tried for a goal out failed by 15 yards. The ball went to Yale and was kicked on the fourth down; the kick was fumbled and Harvey secured the ball gaining 10 yards and shortly afterward 15 more. Hartwell soon after started on a rush that looked good for a touch-down, but he was thrown on the 25 yard line and hurt; he did not withdraw, however...
Harvard's Aggressive Play.How well the confidence was justified was soon shown. Harvard played aggressively from the start. The ball soon went into Yale's territory, and there it stayed until Harvard had scored enough to win the game. Whatever of brilliancy Harvard's play had lacked during the first half, it gained during the early part of this second half. The wind had died away completely so that the advantage which Yale had had when playing at the west end of the field was lost to Harvard. But this did not matter; Harvard was not to be denied...