Word: vaulting
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Dates: during 1930-1930
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...University Handicap Track Meet came to an end yesterday afternoon when the pole vault event was held. R. R. Impink 3M took first place when he made 13 feet 4 inches with a handicap of 2 feet 1 inch. Oscar Sutermeister '32 garnered second leaping 12 feet 7 inches from scratch. In the third position was G. F. Bennett '33 who made 12 foot 7 inches with a handicap of 1 foot 1 inch...
...Huntington '34, who won the high jump Wednesday, took third in the javelin throw. J. L. Reid 2L, former Harvard track captain, repeated his win of last year in the mile run. The pole vault, only remaining event, will be contested next Thursday...
Because of yesterday's postponement, all the events will be run off today except the pole-vault which will take place on November...
Harvard's University Fall Handicap Track Meet will be run off today and tomorrow in all events except the pole-vault. The latter event is postponed until November 6 so that Coach Jaakko Mikkola who is accompanying the cross-country team to New Baven this weekend may be present. The meet is open to all members of the University and medals will be awarded to those winning places while the big point scorers will receive special prizes...
Lights burned all night last week in the decorative Malibu Beach cottage of soul-saving Aimee Semple McPherson. In Los Angeles, 15 mi. away, squads of the faithful?praying in two-hour shifts?sent up a rustle of Hosannahs into the shadowy vault of the $2,000,000 Angelus Temple, musnud of the Four-Square Gospel Church. Temple attaches, hired huskies and Four-Square laity thronged through the flower-decked beach bungalow. Newshawks excluded from the premises even reported having seen a handsome, black-mustached gentleman attired in flowered pyjamas. Although her life has been more melodramatic than that...