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...Prof. Bierwirth's sects, 11, 14 Harvard 2 Mr. Krumpelmenn's sects. 9, 13 Harvard 6 Mr. Hackes's secas. 8, 12 Harvard 5 Dr. Starck's sects 21 Emerson A Dr. Starck's sects 2, 19 Emerson D Mr. Halley's sects 18, 20, 26 Emerson D Mr. Miler's sects, 24, 25 Emerson J Dr. Herrick's sects, 5, 15, 23 New Lect, Hall Dr. Cawley's sects, 3, 16 New Lect, Hall Mr. Bosshard's sects 4, 6, 10, 22 New Lect, Hall History 44b Emerson A Indic Philology 3 Widener A Mineralogy 8 Mineral Lab. EXAMINATIONS...
...Norris, who tied for first in the pole-vault; and Muller, who tied for 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...
...while this stands as the best mark of the year, Strickler and Kirby of Cornell, Burke of the University, Douglas of Yale, and Crawford of Lafayette are capable of furnishing stiff competition. There is almost certain to be a close battle between Burke and Douglas, for the Yale miler will come to Cambridge intent upon wiping out the sting of his defeat in the dual meet...
There is one race in today's meet to which all track enthusiasts are looking forward with especial keenness. This event is the mile run, which promises to be a real battle between Burke, the star Crimson miler, and Douglas. Yale's crack runner from last year's Freshman team who has done close to record time in several meets this year. Douglas is a slight favorite to win, but Burke should give him a hard flight for the University runner has done some very fine work this year, winning the event last Saturday from Sanborn...
...yard run which resulted in a clean sweep for the Crimson last year, is apt to be a stronger event for Yale this spring with Chapman, now a Sophomore, eligible to compete. Chapman, former Exeter quarter-miler, defeated both Whaton and Chute in last year's trials for the international meet and ran second to Rudd in the event itself. Vander Pyl and Wilson are two other runners to whom the Blue is looking to win points in the quarter this year...