Word: ely
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...event man displayed excellent form, Monday's rest undoubtedly contributing in a large measure to the good condition of the squad. Physically every member of both the University and Freshman squads appears to be in the best possible shape in spite of the gruelling work undergone in the two Eli contests...
...greatest strength of the Eli Freshmen lies in the distance runs, the hurdles, and the pole-vault. Captain Douglas and Bush are dangerous men in both the 880-yard and mile runs, while Hilles is a strong entry in the two-mile. Hulman is the Blue star in the two hurdling races and the pole-vault, having won all three of these events in the Princeton meet...
...Norris and S. A. Simmons as the fastest entries. Of the field events the 1924 men have an excellent chance for first places in the jumps and the hammer-throw. Malcolm Morse in the high and A. W. Dole in the board-jump have both out leaped the best Eli men all season, while R. L. Raymond has equaled Esselsyn of Yale in the hammer-throw...
There is one race in today's meet to which all track enthusiasts are looking forward with especial keenness. This event is the mile run which is practically sure to develop into a struggle between Captain O'Connell and Campbell of Yale. The Eli miler won his four laps against Princeton last Saturday in 4 minutes 25 1-5 seconds, a better mark than O'Connell has made this year. But the latter has not yet been really pressed this season, and will attempt this afternoon to break his and the University's record of 4.23 2-5 made...
...will be backed by Chapin, Howard, Kennedy and Evans, a quartet which Yale will have difficulty to beat. In the 440-yard event Wharton and Chute should do well, although Coxe of Yale is favored to win. All season Krogness and Fitts have made better times than the best Eli men in the 120-yard high and the 220-yard low hurdles respectively...