Word: jump
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...will probably develop into point winners. A. W. Robinson, the interscholastic champion, was not hard pushed in the 100 yards dash. If he can swing into the stride quicker after the start he will be a hard man to beat. C. M. Rotch did good work in the high jump, considering that he had just recovered from illness. E. N. Mills has had to be careful of a strained tendon in his leg. He is able to jog at an easy pace but as soon as he begins to sprint his old injury troubles him. With the exception of these...
...Morse '99, has the best record. In the 'Varsity games he won the 220 yds. hurdles from scratch in 25 3-5 seconds, only one fifth slower than the winning time at the intercollegiate meet last spring, and in the running high jump he cleared the bar at 5 ft. 11 1-4 in., on his first trial. D. Grant also has been making good records this fall. He won the mile run in the 'Varsity games in 4m. 30 4-5s., and was first in the two hare and hound runs in which he was a hound. Last...
...Jump, of Albany, N. Y., entered the Yale Divinity School last year, having graduated from Amherst. While in the latter college he was prominent as a debater...
Harvard in her rebuttals merely reiterated what she had said in her set speeches. Jump, Yale's speaker scored a strong point for Yale. Harvard contended that the Uaited States needs a coaling station in the Pacific; that in the event of a foregin war the United States would have to have such a station in order to sweep the Pacific of her enemies' ships. Yale answered this statement by saying that the annexation of Hawaii would only extend the boundary of the United States 2000 miles further westward, and would necessitate doubling the number of ships in our navy...
Herbert Atchinson Jump '99, T. S. spoke first on the negative for Yale as follows...