Word: jumped
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...High jump--Won by J. E. Fitch, 5 ft. 5 in. (Sm); second, tie between F. D. Murphy (St) and D. F. Pitcher...
Running broad jump Won by G. F. Bennett, 19 ft. 3 in., (Sm); second, Peter Shuebruk (McK); third, H. B. Washburn...
...yesterday afternoon at Soldiers Field until G. F. Bennett of Smith scored two first places in the final events of the day, thereby turning the tide for Smith. Bennett had a great day, taking four firsts. His victories were not unexpected in the pole vault, shot put, and broad jump, but when he led N. P. Dodge, Jr. of Standish and H. F. Kollmyer of Smith to the tape in the short dash, it was somewhat of a surprise, for Bennett has not competed in the dash this year. The final count placed Smith first with 34 points, Standish second...
...possible without conflict, the field events will be started at the same time as those on the track. The order of events follows: Track events: 50-yard dash, high hurdles, mile run, 300-yard dash, 600-yard run, and 1000-yard run. Field events: running broad jump, high jump, pole vault, and shot...
With the announcement that Hedges, member of the 1928 Olympic team now at Princeton, is to compete in the high jump and hurdles, and that Wolf and Avery of Yale, and Moody of Dartmouth are also enrolled in the former event, comes the promise that this meet, an invitation affair, is to assume an intercollegiate aspect...