Word: kirksey
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Final.--Won by LeConey, Lafayette; second, Sudden, Stanford; third, Lovejoy, Cornell; fourth, Kirksey, Stanford; fifth, Feldman, Yale. Time...
...first in the high-jump. Woodring of Syracuse, winner of the 220-yard dash, will again be on hand as will Connolly of Georgetown, 1921 mile champion, and R. E. Brown, Cornell's winning two-miler. The doubtful one of this group of last year's champions is Kirksey, of Leland Stanford, who captured the century dash. He has injured one of his legs and though he is coming East and is expected to run, it is not certain that Coach Templeton will allow his star sprinter to compete...
...yard dash, even without the champion, will have four of last year's five place-winners and the time is bound to be fast. Even if Kirksey does compete, it is probable that Leconey of Lafayette will be the ruling favorite partly on account of Kirksey's injury and partly because of Leconey's perform-performances this year. Last season the finish between these two was so close that many spectators thought the Lafayette flyer had won and this year he has equalled ten flat twice and has captured one race in 9 7-10 seconds. While Leconey...