Word: broadly
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...looks to me now as if he were one of the four," said Coach Farrell, commenting on Gourdin's chances of being one of the quartet to represent the United States at the Olympic Games in the Pentathalon this summer. "He holds the world's record in the broad jump, of course, and is very good in all the other events...
...summary of Gourdin's best times and distances upholds Coach Farrell's prediction. His world's record of 25 feet 3 inches in the broad jump practically assures him first place in that event. In the discus he won the championship of the New England District last year in the Amateur Athletic Union contests with a throw of 129 feet 11 inches. His best records in the other events are 175 feet in the javelin, 22 1-5 seconds in the 200 meter dash and 5 minutes 5 seconds in the 1,500 meter...
...probability between two Freshmen, Miller and Lundell, both of whom were recorded to have made 9 4-5 seconds in the 100-yards dash last year. The low and high hurdles will probably be won by Eliot, who has done 25 seconds fiat in the former, while the broad jump should go to Brandenburg and Eliot. In the high jump, Hollis and Moyer of the Freshman, who tied for first place at Andover should repeat their victory tolay...
...University will be one of the most active participants in Boston's first Music Week, which is to begin on Monday. The week will be devoted to a great revival of public interest in music and Harvard will be glad to have a share in it. The broad musical life here in the University finds its expression largely in Boston's musical centers and the Music Department will spare no trouble to make the week a success...
Professor Walter Raymond Spalding '87, of the Music Department in the University, told a CRIMSON reporter of the preparations that are being made for the Music Week. The revival is to be broad in scope, music being fostered in public institutions, in factories and in drawing rooms. It is particularly appropriate in view of the part Boston has always played in music and the exceptional musical interest that is being shown at the University...