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...Partlow will have to give the best performance of his career to beat Blount of Dartmouth in the high jump and the broad jump. Blount cleared six feet four and one-half inches in the I.C.4A meet and has broad-jumped more than 24 feet in competition...
...Madden (Y) Donnelly (H) 600-Yd. Run Lightbody (H) Zeigler (C) Ord (Y) 1000-Yd. Run Lightbody (H) Schmidt (C) Morse (Y) Mile Wingerter (C) Hoag (C) Main (Y) Rogers (H) Two Mile White (C) Tuttle (H) Bull (D) Burwell (H) Broad Jump Blount (D) Hunter (D) Murdock (C) Partlow (H) High Jump Blount (D) Murdock (C) Partlow (H) Bunker (H) Pole Vault Lussen (Y) Madey (H) MacIsaac (H) Godfrey (D) 35-Lb. Weight Shallow (H) McCutcheon (C) Gale (H) Ide (D) Shot Put Downing (H) West (C) Mendel (H) Nissen (D) Mile Relay Cornell Harvard Yale Two Mile Relay...
...Donahne is entered in the high hurdles, Bob Partlow and Johnnie Bunker in the high jump. Partlow cleared six feet in the K. of C. meet, but Hunker, a six footer of yore who should have the bamboo up to six feet, two inches by now, has yet to hit his stride. Donahne has been running well and in smooth form; he will have real competition is Shields of Yale and may be pushed to as extraordinary time...
...carry Crimson colors in the mile relay event, and the fourth member of the quartet will be chosen from among Don Donahue, Frank McKechnie, and Ted Meredith. Ed Childs, Bill Young, Bob Brundage, and Bob McLoughlin will run in the two mile relay. Other Harvard competitors will be Bob Partlow and John Bunker in the high jump, Charley Smith in the sprints, Don Donahue in the high hurdles, and Steve Madey in the pole valt. Saturday will be the first taste of indoor competition this year for Smith, ranking sprint...
Jenunie Bunker failed to clear his customary six feet when last he appeared at the Garden. Rob Partlow, his partner in defeat in that week, will not take part in this one: he's an old timer at six feet, though and many not used the practice too badly...