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...handicap 16-pound hammer-throw contest with a 15-foot handicap limit, will be held on Soldiers Field this afternoon at 4 o'clock. This contest, which will be the first held this spring, is open to all members of the University...
...wrestling G. D. Osgood '12 won the light-weight match in one bout. The middle-weight contest, however, was only decided in favor of R. M. Page '10 after three rounds. As no one contested P. Withington's title of University heavy-weight champion, he gave an exhibition match with Mr. Anderson, the instructor in wrestling. This bout was unfinished on account of Withington's injury to his ankle...
Article 10 of the by-laws, in regard to cross-country running, was amended to read as follows: "No college shall enter more than 12 men for any one competition, or start more than 5, except in the cross-country run, in which contest 20 men may be entered by each member of the Association, 7 of whom may start, and the first 5 qualify." Formerly, only 12 entries were allowed. The University of Virginia, Bowdoin College, and Massachusetts Institute of Technology were admitted to membership in the Association...
...program will be as follows: 200-yard relay race, 220-yard swim, 100-yard swim, 50-yard dash, a fancy diving contest, and a water-polo game. Silver cups will be awarded to the winner of each event and to the winning relay team. Entries in all events except the relay race and the water-polo game may be made at the meet...
Before the next issue of the CRIMSON appears, the University hockey team will have played the two most important games on its schedule. Tonight comes the annual contest with Yale, always exciting and always hard-fought, and on Monday the postponed game with Dartmouth which may decide the championship...