Word: feets
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...pound shot-J. R. Finlay, 4 feet, 6 inches...
...yards-G. L. Batchelder, 13 feet; F. Allen, 10; S. V. R. Crosby, 7; G. F. Brown, Jr., 9; L. C. Page, 9; O. K. Hawes, 1; H. A. Frothingham, 12; F. W. McNear, 10; H. M. Wheelwright, 11; E. S. Mullins, 12; E. C. Moen, 1; W. C. Nichols, 12; G. B. Bennett, 14; J. Allen, 9; D. Hoadley, 13; J. S. Cook, 1; O. W. Shead, 11; F. H. Gade, 12; H. F. Hollis, 11; G. R. Fearing, 8; J. F. Kilbreath, 12; C. M. Carter, 12; W. S. Sawyer, 12; J. W. Ganson, 15; S. L. Forsyth...
...Johnson, the champion amateur 100 yard swimmer of America, broke the world's record for 100 feet in the M. A. C. swimming tank, Wednesday night, covering the distance in 20 seconds...
...said that some one had named it the "Lust of finishing," and he thought the term applied remarkably well. He could not emphasize too strongly the necessity of resisting the sin of procrastination. It would be better if necessary to go to the other extreme. Jump out with both feet at once. Don't always be too cautious and look before you leap, but sometimes leap before you look. If you have got a thing to do, do it, and have it over with. Few realize how much time will be saved in the end. Beware of the "Lust...
...growing tendency to use the gymnasium between three and six in the afternoon makes it imperative that steps should at once be taken to raise money for an addition to the gymnasium. There is plenty of room for such an addition, as the gymnasium can run back within sixty feet of the law school...