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EDITORS DAILY CRIMSON: Perhaps the enclosed clipping from the editorial page of the New York Daily Tribune of May 31 may be of interest to your readers...
...early part of this week, Page of the University of Pennsylvania broke his record in the running high-jump at the Brooklyn Athletic Association games. He cleared 6 feet 2 1-16 inches. He sails for England to-day to contest with the English high-jumpers...
...Harvard College team. In the first half-hour it looked like a sure thing for Harvard, but the New York men rallied in the last 15 minutes and snatched the victory. It was decided to play one solid hour. Mr. Squibb, formerly of Harvard, was chosen referee, and Mr. Page of Harvard and Mr. Hodge of New York, umpires...
...attempted to gain admittance as spectators. The executive committee tried ta keep out this crowd, but their efforts were not successful. A compromise was effected whereby the members sat on one side and the spectators on the other. Mr. Stanton, '87, nominated Mr. Furber. as president; Mr. Sanford, Mr. Page, as vice-president; Mr. Garrison, Mr. Williams, as secretary and treasurer. The nominees were all elected by acclamation. The report of the executive committee was called, but the chairman, Mr. Mahany, refused to submit it, whereupon it was moved that he be expelled from the Union. A ballot, resulting...
University of Pennsylvania. - William B. Page, '87, George Brenton...