Word: michigan
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Yale "News" has published the result of inquiries from several colleges as to the expense of running the various branches of sport. One representative of each type of college has been chosen: Princeton, as representing the so-called "Big Four"; Williams, representative of the smaller Eastern institutions; and Michigan from the West...
...this number, Princeton shows the greatest net annual revenue, $1,412.50 for the year; whereas Williams has a deficit of some $2,000 and Michigan a slight surplus of $200. The low surplus at Michigan is due to the fact that most of the profits were expended on a new stadium which is under course of construction;--the first unit of this stadium will seat 13,000 and the ultimate capacity will be between...
Pole-vault.--M. L. Greeley, Jr., '15, Foss, of Cornell, Curtis, of Syracuse, and Carter, of Yale, tied at 12 ft. Wilson, of Michigan, and Bamer, of Princeton, tied...
...yard dash.--E. A. Teschner '17, J. L. Foley '15; Patterson, Lockwood, U. of P.; Bartch, Cornell; Post, White, Dolbin, Penn. State; Smith, Michigan; Snowden, Princeton; Stewart, Treadway, Yale...
...yard high hurdles.--P. M. Rice '15, M. P. Robinson '15; Lukens, Starr, Gubb, Cornell; Ferguson, U. of P.; Brady, Columbia; Savage, Bowdoin; Michigan; Hammitt, Penn. State...