Word: fasted
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...against the Elis principally in the field events and the hurdles. Thompson of the Orange and Black won both the timber-topping races. In the 220-yard lows he bettered the time made by Thayer of the University Saturday, but in the 120-yard highs did not go as fast as Whitney in the Crimson-Blue meet...
...fielding by both nines was clean and fast throughout the game, the visitors winning by bunched hits and heady base-running...
...small margin to Stevenson, the Princeton crack, and National Quarter-Mile Champion, in the Tiger-Eli meet a week ago. Merrill, captain of last year's Freshman team, is with Chute the best Crimson but against a Blue win in this race. Merrill is capable of exceptionally fast time, and may spring a surprise by breaking the tape this afternoon. Whatever the result, the quarter-mile promises to be one of the best races of the meet...
...yard low hurdle race will undoubtedly be one of the best of the afternoon. Hulman has done some good work in this event as well as in the tall timbers, but Fitts is expected to prove his superior. Fitts is big and fast, with a long stride, and excellent form. He comes will a rush at the end, and this, added to his other qualifications should enable him to finish ahead of the Ell, and swell the Crimson total by five points. Hulman should be close on his heels. With Whitney, Hauers, and Thayer contesting the Elis right to second...
Captain Gardner of the Elis is conceded the pole-vault. He has done better than either Davis, the premier University vaulter, or Gratwick, whose work has been improving very fast lately, have ever done, but Davis, unless bothered by his old injury, which kept him out of the meet against the Engineers, will surely win second place, while Gratwick, who has done 11 feet 6 inches, looks like the logical choice for third place over Hulman, whose mark against Princeton was only 11 feet...