Word: tapes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...program" or because it "is a snap course." Like the mail order catalogue, the time schedule seldom embellishes a course with details as to its real value. Frequently an ambiguous title deceives us and we are in a course that is entirely inappropriate. As in commercial buying the red tape is too entangling and "shopping" is the only recourse. University of Washington Daily
...mainstay of the Crimson team in the sprints so far this season, will meet two of the best men he has run against this year. Lourie ran second to Feldman of Yale in the 100 two weeks ago, and Gourdin should have little difficulty in beating him to the tape, but Stevenson is a more dangerous competitor. He beat Feldman in the furlong distance in the fast time of 22 seconds, and the chances are that he will be able to repeat this performance in the Stadium tomorrow. It is probable that the points in the two sprint races will...
...both dashes, winning his heat and the final of the 100-yard dash in 10 seconds flat, with a lead of several feet over his nearest competitor both times. In the trial heat of the 220, he held himself in, barely leading Downey of Tech across the tape, but in the final he cut loose and finished five years ahead of Howlett and Poolo, who got second and third...
...first at 5 feet 9 1-4 inches. Both men could have gone higher if necessary, but thought it better to conserve their strength for the other events. Fitts won the 220-yard low hurdles in 22 2-5 seconds, barely beating Chittick, Tech's sprinter-hurdler, at the tape, while Whitney came in a close third...
...away several yards ahead of the rest. Wharton slowed up a bit on the turn, however, allowing Spitz to take the lead. On the home stretch Bardes began to creep away from the rest, and, fighting all the way, finally overhauled and passed Wharton a few yards from the tape, and finishing shoulder to shoulder with Spitz. Not more than a foot separated the three men as they crossed the line...