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...placed last May, will be on hand Saturday, while six or possibly seven of the first-place winners are expected to compete. California alone has three of these in Hendrixson, winner of the quarter; Norris, who tied for first in the pole-vault; and Muller, who tied for first in the high-jump. Woodring of Syracuse, winner of the 220-yard dash, will again be on hand as will Connolly of Georgetown, 1921 mile champion, and R. E. Brown, Cornell's winning two-miler. The doubtful one of this group of last year's champions is Kirksey, of Leland Stanford...
There is no broad-jumper this year capable of endangering Gourdin's world record, but at least half a dozen men have leaped 23 feet. Legendre of Georgetown, better known as a pentathalon winner, is a general favorite in spite of the fact that Lourie, Muller, and Gruff all placed last year. In Boren and Merchant, California has men that help to keep the balance of her extraordinary team while Rose of Pennaylvania is credited with 23 feet, 7 1-4 inches...
Brown and Muller In High-Jump...
...Leonard Glick 4E.S. of Cleveland Heights, Ohio, Joseph Eveleth; Joseph Lambert Haas 3E.S. of Framingham, Parmenter; Francis William Hennessey 1E.S. of Walpole, Charles Sumner; Vsevolod Nicholas Krivobok gr.E.S. of Poltava, Russia, Hennen Jennings; Bruce Hudson McCurdy 3E.S. of Cambridge, Parmenter; Joseph Michelman 3E.S. of Roxbury, Wolcott Gibbs; Philip Walter Muller 2E.S. of New Rochelle, N. Y., Parmenter; Samuel Charles Olken 1E.S. of Cambridge, Daniel A. Buckley; Frank De Larme Smith Jr. 1E.S. of Washington, D.C., Harvard Club of Washington, D. C.; Morris Stone 3E.S. of East Weymouth, Bigelow; Thomas Carroll Van Stone 1E.S. of Sante Fe, New Mexico, Associated Harvard...
Philip W. Muller of New Rochelle...