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...Broad jump and hammer-throw...
...feet, 6 inches, respectively. L. W. Bangs '08 was third in the shot-put with an actual put of 43 feet, 1-2 inch. The high jump was a tie between Thorpe of Carlisle and Miller of Indiana at 6 feet, and Horr of Syracuse won the 16-pound hammer-throw with 148 feet, 1 inch. Cook of Cornell won the broad jump with a jump of 22 feet, 1 1-2 inches
...none of them have gone as high as several of the Yale men. Lawrence showed up well in the indoor carnival, doing 11 feet, 1-2 inch, on the slippery Gymnasium floor, and may get into the point-winning class. Yale will also get all three places in the hammer-throw unless some one on the University squad improves remarkably. C. T. Cooney '10 or W. A. Goebel '10 are the most likely candidates for the first two places, with B. M. Connor '10 a probable third. Harvard's only hope for a third place lies in J. C. Jones...
...pound hammer-throw--1908: H. M. Gilmore, W. Peirce; 1909: J. C. Jones, Jr., C. J. Nourse, E. F. Ver Wiebe; 1910: R. L. Groves, S. C. Lawrence, E. H. Ruch, L. A. Sussdorff; 1911: C. E. Dunlap, J. McGuire, W. Oveson, C. Taylor...
...Ruch '10, scratch, won the hammer-throw yesterday afternoon, which was postponed from the handicap games Saturday, with a throw of 122 ft., 10 in. Second place was won by C. J. Nourse '09, handicap 15 yds., with a throw of 116 ft., 1 in. P. W. Platter '11, 25 yds., was third with...