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Entries for the '85 and '87 class meeting this afternoon : 1 mile walk, Bemis and Shattuck, '87; 100 yards, Rogers, Todd, '87; running high jump, Clark, '87; 120 yards hurdle race, S. Abbot, '87; 220 yards dash, Hardy, Rogers, '87; one mile run, W. Austin; quarter-mile run, Hardy, '87; 100 yds. dash, Billings, Johnson, Brandt, '85; half-mile run, Root, Brandt, '85; running broad jump, Fogg, '85; 220 yards, Billings, F. W. White, Johnson, '85; one-mile run, Strong, Davidson, '85; Quarter-mile run, F. W. White, '85; running high jump, Fogg...
...will be called as soon after 4 o'clock as possible. All contestants in these events must be ready at that time. If there are any mistakes in the list of entries please leave word at 21 Holworthy, between 10 30 and 11.30 this morning. The '86 220 yards dash will be run this afternoon at 4 o'clock, promptly, instead of Wednesday...
...athletic games of the juniors and freshmen of Yale were held Friday afternoon, and were largely attended. The winners were : Juniors-100-yard dash, Brooks, 10 1-4s.; half-mile run, Ferris, 2m. 21s.; 120-yard hurdle dash, Robinson, 21s.; one-mile bicycle race, Maxwell, 3m. 33 1-2s.; running broad jump, Vincent, 18 feet; putting the shot, Cutler, 35 feet, 11 inches (handicap 5 feet); 210-yard dash, Brooks, 24s.; 440-yard dash, Ferris, 55s. Freshmen-100-yard dash, Meacham, 11 1-5s.; 120-yard dash, hurdle race, Ludington, 21 1-2s.; running broad jump...
...Princeton Athletic games on Saturday the winners were as follows : 100 yards dash, Griffith, '86, time, 10 3 4 s.; 220 yards dash, A. T. Fell, '84, time, 25s.; quarter-mile run, H. Hodge, '86, time, 59 1-8s.; half-mile run, Coolidge, '84, time 2m. 19 3-4s.; one-mile run, Leavitt, '84, time. 4m. 58 1-2s.; one-mile walk, Mumford, '85, time, 8m. 56 3-4s.; 120-yard hurdle, Harriman, '85, time, 19 1-4s.; pole vault, H. Hodge, '86, distance, 8ft. 6in.; running broad jump, Vankirk, '84, 20ft. 1in.; running high...
...with the university crew. Since then, the other crews have also made rapid improvement, so that no one crew can be called the decided favorite today. The general opinion among those who have watched the progress of the crews is that the three upper-class crews will make a dash and a hard struggle for the lead in the beginning; that the race, especially the first half of it, will be exceedingly close between the seniors and juniors, but that the sophomores may possibly distance both. The following are the names...