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...victory in the hurdles is predicted for R. H. O'Connell, holder of Exeter's low hurdles record of 24 9-10 seconds. A last minute injury has forced J. N. Bole of the University School, Cleveland, Ohio, one of the most promising hurdlers, to withdraw his name from the list of entries, according to a telegram received last night...
...this the pale bole of the tree...
Emery scored again in the hammer-throw and shot-put with distances of 151 feet, 4 inches in the former, and 42 feet, 2 inches in the latter. The yearlings took first in both the high-jump and bole-vault, A. K. Murray clearing the high-jump bar at 5 feet, 6 inches, and H. R. Davis vaulting 10 feet. The running broad-jump resulted in a tie for first place between two Exenians, P. W. Goodell of the Crimson outfit scoring third...
Princeton beat Cornell on Wednesday by 11 to 7 and Holy Cross on Friday by 6 to 0, but lost to Brown on Saturday, 6 to 1. The Cornell game was loosely played on both sides. Princeton got but eight scattered hits off Bole and won the game by taking advantage of Cornell's errors. The Holy Cross game was won by good batting and Hillebrand's pitching. Princeton was unable to hit Washburn and barely escaped being shut out by Brown. Scott was hit hard and the Princeton fielders made seven errors...
Earned runs-Cornell 4, Harvard 1. Two-base hits-Murtaugh, Reid, Laughlin. Three-base hit-Murtaugh. Passed ball-Young. Bases on balls-off Bole 2, off Blair 2, off Morse 1. Bases on hit by pitcher-off Bole 1, off Blair 1, off Morse 2. Struck out-by Bole, Morse; by Blair, Clark; by Morse, Smith 2, Genger 2, Ward. Left on bases-Cornell 10, Harvard 12. Double plays-Bole, Young and Murtaugh; Miller, Smith and Genger. Umpires-Hoagland, Auburn. Time-2h. 45m. Attendance...