Word: hammer-throw
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...University competed was the Penn Relay Carnival. Following the custom set up last year Coach Bingham decided to make entries only in the special events and accordingly did not send any relay teams to the games. Captain Brown and Marshall were chosen to represent the University in the hammer-throw. Marshall did not place, but Brown won second to Baker of Princeton, whom he subsequently defeated both in the Princeton and Intercollegiate meets...
...hammer-throw Merchant's 171 feet 2-inch mark of the preliminaries Friday held as the winning distance and accordingly as the new Intercollegiate record in this event. Captain Brown of the University took second here with a heave of 159 feet six inches...
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...present Intercollegiate record of 165 feet 3-4 inches made in the hammer-throw, in 1915 by H. P. Bailey of Maine, is in danger if reports from the coast are true. Merchant, California's start weight man, has been credited with over 171 feet and he should win the event with comparative case if he can duplicate this feat. Tootel of Bowdoin, Baker of Princeton, and Brown of the University are the outstanding Easterners here. While Baker defeated Brown at the Penn relays, the Crimson captain avenged himself in the dual meet Saturday and if he can stay within...