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Javelin throw--Won by R. F. Estes (M); second, L. P. Baldwin (St); third, R. W. Keheler (Sm). Distance--162 ft., 10 in.
Wells mile run--Won by A. B. Hallowell '34 (50 yds): second, He between B. F Estes '32 (scratch) and V. A. Lowe 2G (40 yds.). Time 4 min., 27 sec.
. . . You use one eight-letter word and apply it to a real War veteran in your description of Col. Carl Estes which could have been omitted and pleased admirers of good taste (TIME, April 13). You say he is crippled. Yes, and no. German shells tore him to pieces and...
So you see the word did gripe us Texans, who know Carl Estes. A young man with guts enough to stand out alone and tell the oil monopoly to pay a call to the devil's residence. . . .
With the possibility that Captain Munroe, whose sensational finish captured the mile event at last year's carnival may be back in the running, and that Dodge, Record, Estes, and Hallowell continue in Saturday's form, the Crimson can look forward with confidence to the Greater Boston Intercollegiates next week...