Word: evently
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...fence vault, for which there were five entries, was the first event, only three men were on hand however. F. L. Donlap Gr. with a handicap of 7 1-2 inches won the event with an actual vault of 6 feet 8 1-2 inches. W. B. Huyler B. A. A. second...
...enough men enter the ten yards dash in the third winter meeting to render trial heats necessary, they will be run off Friday afternoon after the second squad. Entries for this event may be left at the gymnasium...
Following on this event were the broad sword contests. The entries were R. B. Merriman '96; J. C. Hancock '95, H. F. Gillette '96, and C. N Barney M. S. The bouts were for 10 points and all cuts above the waist, as well as thrusts, were made to count. Hancock and Merriman were the first men matched. Merriman was the cleverer and won, 10 to 6. In the Gillette Barney bout the contest was closer, Barney winning. In the finals Merriman won from Barney...
...next event was the tumbling. W. E. Putnam failed to appear and C. B. Earle '94 and R. D. Farquhar '93 were the only entries. Both men went through the usual movements and seemed to be evenly matched. The prize however was awarded to Earle...
...performance on the double trapeze by F. W. Moore '93 and R. Macallister '93 was by all odds the best event of the meeting. Their feats were difficult and carried out with a show of great strength and skill. The whole would have done credit to professional performers, to say nothing of amateurs...