Word: 39ft
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...afternoon were by far the most notable in the history of the association. In many cases the records were up to the standard of the intercollegiates. Phillips Andover showed up surprisingly well and beat out Worcester Academy by two points. Finlay, a brother of Finlay '91, put the shot 39ft. 11in., and Laing ran a remarkably well-judged race in the mile, finishing far ahead of his nearest rival. The running of Bigelow and Burke, and Johnson's work with the hammer and in the broad jump were deserving of the highest praise. The summary...
Putting 16 1b. shot-Won by Finlay, P. A.; second, O'Brien, E. H. S.; third, Holt, P. A. Distance, 39ft. 11in...
...Eaton '94, 26s.; mile walk, J. E. Wright '95, 8m. 6s.; running broad jump, J. H. Hammond '92, 20ft. lin.; running high jump, A. G. Dickson, 5 ft. 5 1 2 in.; pole vault, E. G. Hart '94, 10ft. 3in.; putting the shot, D. B. Lyman '94, 39ft.; throwing the hammer, P. S. Stillman '94, 90ft. 9in; two-mile bicycle, K. B. Wade...
Putting 16-pound shot - Won by S. H. Evins (4ft. 6in.), 40ft. 4in., including handicap; D. Long, B. A. A. (3ft. 6in.), second, 39ft.; J. F. Driscoll...