Word: discusion
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Monday afternoon finds the became discus and javelin events on the card flailing at 3 o'clock while all the track events and the pole value high jump shot put and wood jump come on Poer. dav. The Tuesday card also gets under way at 3 o'clock...
Next Friday will see three field events on the card: the hammer throw, at 2 o'clock, the discus at 2:30 and the javeling at 3 Saturday finds twelve other events listed: the high hurdles. 100-yard dash, mile run 440, low hurdles (120 yards), 220, SSO, two mile run, pele vault, high jump, shot put (16 pounds). and broad jump, Saturday's time schedule will be printed in the next week's SERVICE NEWS...
Died. Akilles Jarvinen, Olympics decathlon record-breaker in 1932, member of Finland's No. 1 family of athletes; of accident injuries; in Helsinki. Father Werner was Finland's first Olympics champion, won the Greek style discus throw in 1906; Brother Matti threw the javelin for an Olympics record in 1932; Brother Kaarlo is a famed shotputter...
...field events that really bring a gleam to Jaakko's eyes, especially when Pete Garland is doing his stuff. Star in shot put and discuss for the Freshman team this spring, Garland broke records with a discus throw of over 140 feet against Yale. Very much present in these events are the famed Fishers from Andover, while hope among the summer squad in the broad jump is John McConbrey. In the seasoned remnants of this spring's Varsity. In the Sophomore stars, and in a crop of new Freshman who are strong in runners and weak in field events...
Cross Country Captain, Fred Phinney, will take to the field in the grueling two mile run. In the weight events it is no suprise to find former Freshman star, Pete Garland, slated for the shotput and discus. Broad jumper for the afternoon will be '46'er Johnny McCoubrey, who will also double up in the 100. A relay team will be drawn up from members of the squad participating in the Devens Meet...