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...several out-standing achievements, the field events are capturing the greater part of the interest on Soldiers Field this fall. Eastman, Paulsen, Kernan, and Cheek, have been doing especially well...
Harvard loses in Captain Hubbard a man who can scarcely be replaced. Hill at end and Eastman at tackle will also be missed from the forward line, and Coburn and Lee will leave a hole in the backfield. Plaffmann's dropkicking and Jenkins' running, the steady center play of Kernan and Broadford, and the all-around competence of Crosby at end and Grew at guard are features of the past season which will be missing in 1924. the Crimson, however, will be by no means shattered in strength Combs will be back at one end with Robb...
...Sophomore and Senior classes yesterday divided honors for first place in the annual fall track handicap meet at Soldiers Field. R. L. Hyatt '24 won first place in both the shot put and broad jump competitions, while F. K. Kernan '24 headed the javelin throwers. The 35-pound weight throw was won by P. E. Berglund '26 and the discus by J. M. Potter '26. The first rank in pole vaulting went to W. D. Mogey '26 and S. B. Jones '26 led the high jumpers...
Javelin throw--Won by F. K. Kernan '24, (scratch), 170 ft., 8 in.; second, M. A. Cheek '26, (15 ft.) 163 ft., 4 in.; third, F. K. Dorman...
...javelin throw there are two experienced entrants, Kernan and Greenidge, while Carpenter is the leading discus thrower. Merril in the broad-jump, Dunker, Evans and Eastman in the shot, and Gerould, Hyatt and Morse in the high-jump present a field of probable scratch men of unusual ability. Only in the pole-vault and weight-throw is an experienced group lacking. These two events should provide ample opportunity for inexperienced material to test their skill with the 35 pound weight and the vaulting pole. Since there are virtually no experienced men in these two departments, any high performers in today...