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...wishing to take part in the passing and kicking contest be on Norton...
...opening contest, the 100 yds. dash, was a surprise. In the first heat Pond of Yale was only able to get third, though he had been expected to win. Gillette of Yale took first and Prado second. In the next heat Smith won, with Richards of Yale second. Cleveland of Yale was not able to run, so two men from each team were left in the finals. Prado won this in 10 2-5 sec., with Gillette of Yale second and Smith third...
...field events that Harvard suffered most heavily. The twenty-four points in the shot, the hammer, and the pole vault went entire to Yale. In the hammer contest, Hickok of Yale broke the previous amateur record, making a standing throw of 113ft. 11in. Cross and Chadwick took the other two places...
...second game of the class series was played yesterday afternoon between the freshmen and the sophomores and resulted in another victory for the former. Throughout the eleven innings the contest was extremely exciting, and considering the interference of the spectators, both teams fielded well. The batting of both teams was weak, especially that of the sophomores, who were retired several times when the bases were full. Whittemore, Wrenn and Morton played a strong fielding game for the sophomores, while Warren, Stevens and Dunlop excelled in this respect for the freshmen. Gregory pitched well and was especially effective at critical points...
...intercollegiate fencing tournament will be held Saturday, May 5, at the Racquet and Tennis Club, New York. Teams from Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Columbia will contest. The Harvard Fencing Club will be represented by J. P. Parker '96, F. E. Hoffman '96 and A. H. Thacher '97. In determining the score, the winner of each bout will be decided by the vote of four judges and a referee, and will score one for his team...