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Dates: during 1930-1939
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That records are almost certain to fall is demonstrated by the performances of outstanding individuals in at least five events. The broad jump has already been mentioned. Oscar Sutermeister '32, who tied with Sturdy, I C. 4A champion last week at 13 feet, 4 inches in the pole vault, has been doing 13 feet consistently all season, and should top the Triangular Meet record of 12 feet, 7 3-4 inches which is held jointly by Burbank of Harvard and Smith of Dartmouth...
...Broad Jump...
Donner of Dartmouth is the outstanding man in this event, although beaten last year by W. O. Rowe '31. The Greenman, however, has developed considerably since last season, and has been jumping consistently over 23 feet. Canby won the jump last year with a leap of 22 ft. 6 in. Woodruff, Cornell star in this event is on probation, and the next best man for the Ithacans is Williams, who has never done much better than 22 feet...
Dartmouth nevertheless has a couple of Sophomore threats and Harold Moody, intercollegiate high jump champion of 1926 who has just returned to college after a three-year absence, who will threatened the Crimson's point-column...
Roger Donner and Joe Sawyer are two prospects whom Coach Harry Hillman is grooming as high point-winners. The formers rapid improvement in the broad jump over his 1929 form has been a standing cause of wonder to followers of the Big Green fortunes this winter. Last week Donner did 23 feet, 7 inches off the boards, the best jump ever recorded indoors at Dartmouth, and is favored to outdistance W. C. Rowe '31 by several inches. According to Hillman, Sawyer is better right now as a high hurdler than Monty Wells was in his first year of intercollegiate competition...