Word: jumped
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Weights, every day except Saturday at 3 p. m.; squad in charge of F. G. Shaw. Walk, every day except Saturday at 4 p. m.; squad in charge of J. D. Phillips. Pole vault, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 12.40 p. m.; squad in charge of A. B. Emmons. High jump, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 11.40 a. m. or 12.40 p. m. High and low hurdles, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 11.40 a. m. or 12.40 p. m. Weight men and walkers do all their work at the time designated above. Others do chest weight and dumb-bell work in regular...
...dash, scratch, for novices, and the following handicap events: 40 yds. dash, 9 ft. limit; 600 yds. run, 30 yds. limit; 1000 yds. run, 50 yds limit: 1 mile run, 70 yds. limit; 45 yds. hurdles, 3 flights, 3 ft. 6 in. high, 9 ft. limit; running high jump, 6 in. limit; putting 16 lb. shot, 7 ft. limit. Harvard entries to the games may be made at the Gymnasium...
...records, C. P. Curtis '83, who rowed on two winning crews, R. S. Hale '91, the walker, H. M. Wheelwright '94, captain of the '94 team, S. G. Wells '86, who won the quarter mile at Mott Haven for three years, Walter Loren '83, holder of the standing high jump record of the world and a regular winner of two events at Mott Haven, W. H. Goodwin '84, whose record in the half mile is 1.56 7-8, and George B. Morison '84, graduate member of the Athletic Committee...
...first indoor handicap games of the season were held last Wednesday afternoon in the Casino. The following events were contested: 28 yards dash, putting 12 pound shot, putting 16 pound shot, running high jump. Other events were to take place but had to be postponed on account of darkness. It is hoped that by these games interest in track games may be increased so that Princeton may regain her former good name in that branch of sport...
While the first eleven was practicing on the enclosed field, the second and third elevens were working hard on the adjoining fields. They, too, merely went through signals, rehearsing principally trick plays. Wrightington coached them and kept the men on the jump. The second eleven line-up was: Lewis l. e., Woodward l. t., Burden l. g., Hoague c., Sargent r. g., Swain r. t., Graydon r. e., Cochrane q. b., Brine l. h. b., Cozzens r. h. b., Dibblee f. b. The third eleven line-up was: Fay l. e., Seaver l. t., Lloyd l. g., Tiffany c., Jaffray...