Word: hammered
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...improving continually. Another broad jumper is W. Rollins '16. The high jump lacks a really good performer, J. O. Johnstone '16 and M. S. Dickinson '18 are best men the University can offer in this event. E. R. Roberts '16 and M. Noble '17 have been throwing the hammer during the winter and will throw it in the spring, besides putting the 16-pound shot. A. T. Lyman '16 and W. Rollins '16 have been doing well...
...good, sprinter, who was not available last year; Kelley, also ineligible, and several strong men from the freshman team of a year ago. The point-winners lost to the squad include Ingersoll, third in the 100-yard dash; Speiden, second in the half-mile; McCutcheon, second in the hammer-throw and third in the shot-put; and Irish, fifth in the mile run. The men available for this year's team and their standings in the title meet last spring are: Potter, first in the two-mile run; Richards, second in the high-jump and fourth in the broad-jump...
...Board of Directors of the Pennsylvania Athletic Association as head coach of the Quaker eleven for 1916. Folwell played on the Pennsylvania team for three years, and in his senior year was the general choice for All-American halfback. He also went in for wrestling and throwing the hammer, and for two years was intercollegiate heavyweight wrestling champion. Folwell has coached with great success at Lafayette, Johns Hopkins, and Washington and Jefferson. His W. & J. teams have been noted for their advanced offensive methods...
...Mackenzie, Princeton; 2-mile run, D. F. Potter, Cornell; 120-yard hurdles, W. F. Kelly, Southern California; 220-yard hurdles, F. Murray, Stanford; broad-jump, H. T. Worthington, Dartmouth; high jump, W. M. Oler, Jr., Yale; pole-vault, F. K. Foss, Cornell; shot-put, A. W. Mucks, Wisconsin; hammer-throw, H. P. Bailey, Maine; cross-country, J. W. Overton, Yale...
More men are wanted for the weigh; events. So far no Freshmen have come out, and this winter practice in the shotput and hammer is essential for turning out a well-balanced team in the spring. All those who have the necessary weight are urged to come out whether they have had any previous experience or not. As it is planned to enter a five-man team in the shot-put in the indoor intercollegiates, more candidates for the University team are needed in this event. There is also a splendid opportunity for new men to develop in the hammer...