Edward B. Turner to James Hugh Moffatt

Corning, Iowa, March 11, 1901.

James H.L.Moffatt, 4335 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.,

Dear Mr. Moffatt:

Complying with request of '93 Class Secretary I send herewith a photo of my formerly distinguished self.

As to "list of races won"- the more important were, we nearly as I can remember, Princeton record in milk run, 4:41 something, record in 220 hurdle 23- 1/2, made I believe in '92- didn't last long, won the half mile at Nott Havan game, Spring of '92, 1:57-1/2; won the American championship half mile '92 Manhattan Field, 1:58-3/5; won some indoor and outdoor Metropolitan championships; won several match races with Morris of Philadelphia, the best being summer of 93, 1:58-3/5; took the half at the World's '93 Fair, 2:01-2/5, and the Metropolitan championship half in '97, 1:56-2/5, this being my best time. Was thrown out of the intercollegiate of '93 and the Nationals of '97 by a sprain, or "charley horse" received just previously to the meets.

Hoping you can get what information you want from this.

Very truly,

Theo. B. Turner