Word: low
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After the preliminary heats in the 220 yards low hurdles, Clapp was the only Yale man left, while Willis, Scheuber and Converse of Harvard had all qualified. In the final race Willis and Scheuber began to gain on Clapp at the third hurdle and were soon several yards ahead of him. Toward the last Willis forged ahead of Scheuber and won by two yards. Clapp was the same distance behind Scheuber. Willis's time of 23 4-5 seconds in this event was probably the most remarkable of the afternoon...
...batting orders follow: HARVARD 1905. YALE 1905. Mitchell, l.f. s.s., Hughes. Sanger, 2b. 1b., Hazenwinckle. Robeson, 1b. c., Farmer. Bolton, 3b. c.f., White. Greenough, s.s. 2b., Farson. Maguire, c.f. 3b., Van Reypen. Tyler, r.f. l.f., Thompson. Mason, c. r.f., Low. Tuckerman, p. p., Honsman...
First Newell -- Stroke, Boardman; 7, Swaim; 6, Henderson; 5, Haycock; 4, Foster; 3, Morris; 2, Stone; bow, Low; cox., Stokes...
Previous to holding his present position as the head of the University Settlement Mr. Hunter was identified with reform in Chicago. He succeeded Mr. J. B. Reynolds, now secretary to Mayor Low, and has already been very successful in his new position...
Second crew--Stroke, Brownell; 7, Colby; 6, Smith; 5, Gregg; 4, Derby; 3, Lloyd; 2, Phillips; bow, Low; cox., Otis...