Word: jumped
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...first of the series of contests held in the gymnasium was very successful considering the little practice the men have had so far. There were five entries in the running high jump, which resulted in a tie between R. S. Hale, '91, and S. R. Bell, '91, who both jumped...
...first of the special contests announced by the H. A. A. will be held this afternoon in the gymnasium at 2.30. The running high jump will begin at 2.30, putting the shot at 3, and the pole vault at 3.15. The contestants will please be on hand promptly...
...show of winning at Mott Haven. He needs training and experience in turning sharp corners of a track. In the tug-of-war we stand as good a chance as ever before; although we have lost Easton, Balch, '88, will be able to fill his place. In the high jump, Page, of Pennsylvania, will probably enter and again carry off the honors. Wright, L. S., winner of the mile walk last year is still in college, and if he will walk we have a very good chance of taking first place in that event, but otherwise our chances for this...
EDITORS DAILY CRIMSON:- Shortly after the recess, the Saturday afternoon contests in the pole vaults, in the running high jump and in putting the shot will be commenced. The object is to develop men who shall win for Harvard at Mott Haven...
...would the man on the fifth story be? The stairways are made of wood, and wood is one of the most inflammable substances known to the practical world. What would he be compelled to do if he should see the stairs all ablaze below? He would either have to jump at the risk of his life or be roasted alive. The college authorities ought to take some step to remedy this fault. It they do not, they will, perhaps, experience some catastrophe that will open their eyes...