Word: nagel
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Stevenson, 175 (J. H.); R. W. Harwood, 210 (H); F. D. Johnson, 211 (H); F. F. Williams, 181 (H); A. Perkins, 207 (H); A. D. Knowlton, 223 (Hav); H. P. Wood, 239 (Me); A. G. Gross, 247 (Mich; W. Westbrook, 264 (Mich); J. D. Nagel, 324 (M. I. T.); F. F. Walton, 325 (M. I. T.); F. A. Fletcher, 326 (M. I. T.) D. B. Carter, 327 (M. I. T.); A. L. Conrad, 323 (M. I. T.); E. M. Brickett, 289 (M. I. T.); R. Pender, 329 (M. I. T.); H. P. Crowell, 330 (M. I. T.); W. I. Newstetter...
...wound up its season with the election of R. F. Snell, 1918, regular second baseman on last year's team, as captain for next year. Intramural contests have been started however, and the first game between the college and Sheffield was played Saturday. With the election of J. D. Nagel, 1918, a pole-vaulter, as next year's track captain, the official season of the track team was brought to a close, but track athletics are still being participated in by the undergraduates...
...field events, the department in which the University squad is fundamentally weak, the Elis are unusually strong In the pole vault, Heyl and Nagel can both clear 12 feet. Rodman and Grant are the best of the high jumpers, and the latter has done over 22 feet in the broad jump. Braden, the football star, can toss the weight 45 feet and is the logical winner of the shot put against both the University and Princeton. Of the field events, Yale is weakest in the hammer-throw
...Nagel, of Yale, was second in the pole-vault with a vault of 11 feet 6 inches...
...Buck, 956 (Y.); K. R. Curtis, 885 (Syr.); W. I. Newstetter, 743 (Penn.); F. K. Foss, 182 (Cor.); E. L. Sewell, 744 (Penn.); J. D. Nagel...