Word: jump
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...schoolboys scored only tow points in the field events when Holze tied with J. H. Durgin '26 for second in the high jump. Neither of these men, however, approached S. B. Jones who outstripped them by over half a foot with a leap of five feet nine inches...
With four letter men, Fitts, Hauers, Thayer, and Whitney in the running, prospects for hurdles are encouraging, while Jefferson Fletcher '25, who placed in both the 120 and 220-yard hurdles in last year's meet with Yale 1925 will undoubtedly show up well. In the running high-jump, Fitts, Gerould, Murray, with H. W. Abbott '25 and J. M. Greeley '25 should be preeminent while Jenkins and Page are outstanding in the broad-jump, Greenidge in the javelin throw, Carpenter in the discus throw, and Davis in the pole-vault will probably star in their events...
Three records made in the 1922 indoor and outdoor meets were approved by the Committee: that of LeRoy Brown of Dartmouth, 6 feet 4 7-8 inches, in the high jump, indoor; Brown 6 feet 4 5-8 inches in the high jump, outdoor; LeConey of Lafayette, 9 7-10 seconds in the 100-yard dash, outdoor...
...High-Jump-Won by S. B. Jones '26, 3in., 5ft., 11in.; second, H. W. Abbett Jr. '25, 3in., 5ft., 9in.; third, Malcolm Morse, scratch...
...Broad-Jump.--Won by D. Spencer '26. 18in., 21ft., 6in.; second, D. J. Quirk '26, scratch, 21ft.; third, S. M. Clark 2E.S., 1ft., 20ft., 11in...