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...This leaves a large number of veterans of the team which defeated the University and Princeton and finished fifth in the intercollegiates. These are: Captain W. M. Shedden '15, G. E. Brown '15S., W. F. Roos '15S., W. M. Oler, Jr., '16, R. E. Matthews, Jr., '15, F. M. Hampton '16, L. Carter '15, H. W. Johnstone '16, P. Loughridge '15S., R. W. Poucher '15S., V. Wilkie '15, T. H. Cornell '15, C. E. Clark '15, and D. F. Frost...
Oler is easily the best high-jumper Yale has had in several years. The other entries are uncertain. Matthews and Hampton are the broad-jumpers. They tied for second in the 1914 Harvard meet. Roos will do the shot-putting and Lough-bridge and Talbott the hammer-throwing...
...secretary-treasurer. -- Hampton Robb, of Cleveland, Ohio; Paul Squibb, of Bernardsville...
...following Freshmen have received managerial appointments subject to the approval of the student council: Manager of the Freshman football team, Thomas Ross Aldrich, of Somerville; assistant manager, Hampton Robb, of Cleveland, Ohio; manager of the Smith Hall team, David Mason Little, Jr., of Salem: of the Gore Hall team, Stewart Berwin Kaiser, of Brookline; and of the Standish Hall team, Arthur Wallace Pope, Jr., of Brookline...
Nordell, of Dartmouth, should take the broad jump, but with Morrison, of Cornell, a close second; Broadt, also of Cornell, should be good for third place while Cooke, and Hampton of Yale and Graham, of Columbia will probably divide the last two places among them