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...first of a series of five handicap pole-vault competitions was held at the new jumping pits behind the Stadium on Tuesday afternoon. S. C. Lawrence 1L. and W. Cadwell 1L., each with a handicap of 1 foot, tied for first place at 11 ft., 6 in. B. M. Jones '12, (1 ft.), was third at 11 ft., A cup has been offered for the best score in the series made by any member of the University, and a second cup for the highest score made by a Freshman, first place to count 5 points; second place, 3 points...
...first of five handicap pole-vault competitions to be held during the fall will take place at the new jumping pits behind the Stadium this afternoon at 4 o'clock. The competition is open to all members of the University. Entries may be made on the field at any time during the event. Two cups, one for Freshmen and one for University competitors, are offered for the highest number of points gained during the fall. Freshmen will vault with University men, but separate scores of each will be kept. Dates of the four remaining competitions have not yet been fixed...
...handicap pole-vault competition will be held tomorrow at 4 o'clock at the new jumping pits behind the Stadium. This competition will be the first of five that are to be held during the winter. A cup will be awarded to the man winning the greatest number of points...
...team's 40-yard line. Wendell made it first down through tackle but the second's defence stiffened after the ball had been worked to the 10-yard line and received the ball on downs. In an attempt to kick out, the ball was blocked and recovered by Huntington behind the goal-line. No attempt was made to kick the goal. By means of two well-executed forward passes and large gains on the exchange of punts, the first team advanced the ball to the 5-yard line, whence Graustein scored on a plunge through centre. After a short scrimmage...
...defeated suitor, or the disappointed advocate, or of anybody else who cherished any ill-feeling against him. The dignity of the Court has been well sustained by Chief Justice Fuller, and he died beloved and regretted by his colleagues, by the profession, and the nation. He leaves behind him a most honorable and enviable record...