Word: discuses
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Discus: first, J. M. Potter '26, 104 feet 3 inches, scratch; second, K. B. Harding '27, 93 feet 8 inches, handicap 2 feet; third, A. L. May '28, 92 feet 2 inches, handicap 4 feet...
Although the student body already counts the Crimson beaten, the coaches are loath to discus the game. Brown's line is admittedly stronger than the Harvard forwards that faced Princeton Coady's recent shift, however, makes the line much stronger, and Keefer and Dixon's slashes may be stopped more effectively than was to be expected from the old Crimson barrier
...those profits, to a figure so near that of the football coach as to give grounds for any serious jealousy or competition. It would be safer to avoid this issue by endowing, with the Pigskin dividends, a few erudite courses in allied subjects, such as Greek games 2a, or Discus 18, or Checkers among the Early Christians, which would, by partaking at once of the nature of sport and learning, endanger neither. These courses it goes without saying, could only be given in the years following football victories. Defeat, particularly over a period of years, would diminish prod...
...would be safer to avoid this issue by endowing, with the Pigskin dividends, a few erudite courses in allied subjects, such as Greek games 22, or Discus 13, or Checkers among the Early Christians...
...Yale, intercollegiate champion. Comins and Deacon are likely to shut out Harvard's men in this event. The latter should win the high jump, being capable of jumping over six feet. Durfee of Yale must do his best to beat Combs in the pole-vault. Competition in the discus should be close; both Laimbeer and Graf are doing around 125 feet in practice...