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Most of the entries for the Manhattan Athletic Club games are from the large colleges, and as the handicap limit has been set low, the entries are all of a high grade. Most of the men entered from Harvard are in the 70 yards dash. S. V. R. Thayer has 8 feet handicap, A. H. Green 3 feet, J. Hale, Jr., 6 feet, and O. K. Hawes 5 feet. Roddy of Princeton will be the scratch...
...Harvard men will go individually, not as team. Thus far the following Harvard men have entered: F. Baker '93, G. R. Fearing '93, E. B. Bloss '94, A. H. Green '92, E. S. Mullins '93, V. S. Rothschild '91, for the 70 yard dash; F. Baker '93, 220 yards; T. J. Stead '91, E. S. Mullens '93, V. S. Rothschild '91, 440; G. R. Fearing '93, 70 yard hurdle; R. S. Hale '91, mile walk; E. B. Bloss '94, A. H. Green '92, broad jump; F. F. Carr M. S., 1,000 yards; A. H. Green '92, distance pole vault...
...fifty yards dash there were forty-five entries, and in each heat four men ran. As most of the entries were from Harvard, it was not particularly surprising that Harvard men won eight of the nine preliminary heats. The winners of the heats were: E. B. Bloss, E. C. Moen, W. L. Thompson, A. H. Green, O. W. Shead, G. R. Fearing, C. E. Buchalz, M. I. T., O. K. Hawes, S. V. R. Thayer. In the semi-finals, Green, Hawes, and Thayer won their respective heats; and the final was a very pretty contest between Thayer and Hawes...
...fifty yards dash twenty-six men are entered and so evenly matched are most of them that it would be as hard to pick a winner as to get an A in Fine Arts. It is very probable however that first place will be won by Bloss, Thayer, Moen, Thompson, Hall, or Green. In the fifty yards hurdle, Fearing and Finneran (B. A. A.) are field favorites. J. Crane is looked upon as winner in the pole vault. although Wheelwright will push him very hard. In the running high jump Fearing is a probable winner and will make an effort...
...Winslow Rink will undoubtedly be especially interesting to Harvard men as none but Harvard and B. A. A. men have been allowed to enter. In addition to the list of Harvard men published in yesterday's CRIMSON, the following have entered from the B. A. A.: Fifty yards dash James, Shea, J. H. Clausen; fifty yards hurdle, J. Crane, Jr., J. E. Morse, P. J. Finneran; pole vault, J. Crane, Jr., P. J. Finneran, H. R. Dalton, Jr., W. G. Irwin; running high jump, J. E. Morse; standing high jump, W. G. Irwin; putting 16 Ib. shot, E. P. Whitman...