Word: hammerer
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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Dating from today the cage at Soldiers Field will be heated, and all candidates for the high-jump, shot-put, hammer-throw and pole-vault will hold regular practice there Tuesdays and Thursdays, starting tomorrow. This practice will be in addition to the work in the Gymnasium. The cage will be available for practice any day in the week; but Coach Farrell will be on hand between 2.30 and 5 on Tuesdays and Thursdays only...
...program of the Fall Handicap Meet held yesterday at Soldiers Field was cut short by darkness, so that the two-mile run and the finals of the 160-yard dash will be run off today, along with the competition in the hammer throw, shot put, broad and high jumps, and the pole vault. All contestants should report at the Locker Building promptly at 3.45. Prize winners may obtain their medals at the H. A. A. tomorrow...
...pound shot put was won by J. H. Sipp, who threw the weight 37 feet 6 inches. C. C. Carpenter and A. T. Raymond of Gore were the next men. The hammer throw went to Bright of Standish, whose distance was 76 feet 10 inches. A. T. Raymond and C. C. Carpenter of Gore were his nearest contenders...
...while S. H. Thompson, national all-around champion, and G. Trowbridge will be fast entrants in the hurdles. Besides hurdling, Thompson will take part in all the field events in the meet, and with his records of over six feet in the high jump and 46 feet in the hammer-throw should bring in some telling wins for his team. R. W. Brown, intercollegiate champion in the 100 and 220-yard dashes, and R. E. Clark, who gained several points at Franklin Field two weeks ago, are counted on to place in the dashes...
...weight events, Speers, who won fifth place in the intercollegiate hammer-throw, Sweet, Halsey and Thompson are the Tiger entries. The Princeton team is especially strong in the middle distance runs, with W. L. L. Adams, former interscholastic champion in the quarter and half-mile, W. L. Stevenson and F. L. Murray...