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...running broad jump was dangerously near another Harvard event. Williams, J. C. Hammond and A. L. Reynolds were in the contest for Yale, and Bloss and J. Hale were the Harvard men. Williams' best jump was 21 ft. 1 in., and Bloss was a very good second with a jump of 21 feet. Hale took third place with...
...contestant in an athletic meeting can be sure of anything. This is taking it for granted that Sherrill will run. He may be counted on to win the one hundred and the two-twenty yards dashes. Yale is also practically certain to win first in the high hurdles, the broad jump, and the pole vault. Williams has done twenty-one feet, ten and three-quarters inches, in the broad jump, after having run two heats in the high hurdles. Again, it is doubtful whether Harvard will take first in the mile run. To be sure, Lowell has done...
...Running broad jump: E. B. Bloss, J. Hale, A. H. Green, Moffit, O. W. Shead, H. L. Williams, E. D. Ryder, W. L. Kitchell, J. C. Hammond...
...near some of the intercollegiate records. In the 120 yards hurdle H. Mapes beat his own record of last May, time 16 2-5 seconds. V. Mapes covered the 220 yards dash in 22 4-5 seconds. He also jumped 22 feet 9 1-4 inches in the running broad...
...Running broad jump-Harvard: Bloss, Green, Moffit, J. Hale, Jr., Shead...