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...mile handicap, open. A. B. Rich 15. W. J. Cartwright 110, C. T. Nelson 65. P. J. Berlo 25, P. W. Davis 80, E. A. Nelson 25, H. W. Robinson 80 G. E. Quinn 65, P. J. McDuffee 65, T. L. Gary 25. E. A. McDuffee 25. H. J. Pots 90, J. P. Clark 80, H. C. Tyler scratch, G. W. Phillipps 125, G. H. Carter 110, R. S. Williamson 35, A. B. Holmes 85, W. W. Windle scratch, J. Hovestadt 150, B. G. Alexander 100, L. A. C. Kelly 100, Schultz 140, E. H. Snow 90. R. M. Mugridge...
...mile handicap, open. L. C. Kelley, P. G. Alexander, G. L. Gary, Schultz, G. H. Carter, H. J. Pote, W. J. Cartwright, G. E. Quinn, H. W. Robinson, J. Hovestadt, J. P. Clark, G. W. Phillips, W. W. Windle, P. J. McDuffee, E. A. McDuffee, R. M. Mugridge, R. S. Williamson, Chas. Nelson, H. C. Tyler, E. A. Nelson, A. B. Rich, A. B. Holmes. P. W. Davis, P. J. Berlo...
...doubtful of all the events. Glenney of Yale and Coates of the U. of P. Have made the best records, but Pratt, Davis and Holmes are expected to win some points for Harvard. The U. of P. has a fine pole vaulter in Buckholtz who will probably win, with Cartwright of Yale second an the third point lying between Towne of Williams and Sherwin and Wheelwright...
...pole vault Cartwright of Yale won with a jump of 16 ft. 6 1-2 in. Wheelwright '94 got second place with a jump of 10 ft. 3 in. Hart and Rice of Yale were tied for third place, but since it made no difference in the score which of them won it, it was allowed to stand...
...ought to have little trouble in winning the event, with Putnam second and Sheldon third The broad jump will undoubtedly fall to the lot of Bloss, and the other points go to Sheldon and Goss. In the pole vault, Yale seems to be sure of first and second with Cartwright and Rice; Wheelwright should get third. It is unfortunate that Sherwin wrenched his knee so that he will be unable to compete...