Word: jumped
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Harvard men will speak first in the following order: W. Morse 1900, J. A. Keith 1901, C. Grilk '98. In the rebuttal speeches the order will be: Keith, Morse, Grilk. For Yale the probable order will be: H. A. Jump '99 Divinity, J. K. Clark '99, H. W. Fisher '98. In rebuttal; Clark, Fisher, Jump...
...Academic department entered eight men; the Scientific, two; the Theological School, two; and the Law School, three. Professor Hadley, Professor Phelps, and Judge Baldwin picked out the following men whom they considered as doing best in this trial: H. W. Fisher '98, J. K. Clark '99, H. A. Jump '99 T. S., and F. E. Richardson '98. These four men were drilled together and the final team has only lately been chosen, F. E. Richardson being made alternate...
...School, three. The final trial was held on November 5, each of the fifteen speakers being allowed ten minutes. The following men were chosen: H. W. Fisher '98, of New Haven; F. E. Richardson '98, of Lancaster, N. H.; J. K. Clark '99, of Brooklyn, and H. A. Jump '99 T. S., of Albany, N. Y. The Thatcher prize for the best showing was presented to H. W. Fisher '98. Fisher debated against Princeton in 1896, but none of the other men has been on an intercollegiate debate before. Because of this inexperience it is expected that the weak point...
...Yale speakers selected in the final trial for the Harvard-Yale debate are H. W. Fisher '98, of New Haven; H. A. Jump, Divinity '99, of Albany, N. Y.; J. K. Clark '99, of Brooklyn, N. Y., and F. E. Richardson '98, of Lancaster, N. H. Three of these will constitute the team against the Harvard debaters; the team will not, however, be definitely selected until shortly before the debate. This is applying to debating the same principles that are used in selecting the members of athletic teams and of musical organizations...
...games held on Franklin Field promise some very good material to be worked upon by Trainer Murphy in preparation for the Intercollegiate Games. A. C. Kraenglim won three out of nine events: 120 yards dash in 12 4-5 sec., 120 yards hurdle in 17 2-5 sec., and jumped 20 ft. 3 in. in the broad jump. H. A. Gibbons won the mile walk in the novice games, took second place in the fall handicap games held last Saturday, and with proper training should make a place on the track team...