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...yard dash, trials, 3.35; 40-yard dash, final, 3.45; 1000-yard run, 3.50; 300-yard dash, final, 4.00; 600-yard run, 4.05. In the field events, the high-jump, shot-put, and pole-vault will be held simultaneously, at the same time as the track events, and the broad-jump will be held after these events are completed, in order to allow the sprinters to compete...
...meet, as a much larger squad is needed to assure success to the 1924 team this year. All the regular events will be held, including the 40-yard dash, 45-yard high hurdles, 300-yard dash, 600-yard run, 1000-yard run, mile run, high-jump, pole vault, broad-jump, and shot-put. There will also be a relay race between 4-man teams representing each hall. Men may compete in as many events as they wish. Prizes will be awarded to men winning first, second, and third place, and to the members of the winning relay team. This meet...
...yard high hurdles, 300-yard dash, 600-yard run, 1000-yard run, and the one-mile run. There will be a relay race with a four-man team representing each dormitory; each man will run 390 yards. The field events will be the high-jump, the pole-vault, the broad-jump, and the shot-put. Prizes will be awarded to men winning first, second, and third place, and to the members of the winning relay team. This meet will count toward the Interdormitory Athletic Trophy...
Gourdin easily won first place from scratch position in the broad-jump. His distance was 22 feet 8 1-2 inches. In the high-jump H. R. Davis '23, the only representative of the University in this event, reached the height of 5 feet 7 inches. With a handicap of five inches he missed third place by a half inch. First place was won by Flahive of the B. A. A. with 5 feet 9 inches plus a handicap of three inches...
Sherman Landers, winner of the running broad-jump, will probably not enter that event but will concentrate his energies on the running hop skip and jump, in which he has shown great efficiency. He may also try for the running broad jump. Fred Davis, a jumper and sprinter, will probably try for either the running hop, step and jump or the broad-jump. Harold Leber, a freshman, was not eligible for the intercollegiates, but is a sprinter of great promise. He has repeatedly done the hundred-yard dash in 10 seconds, and has done better than 22 feet...