Word: poled
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...graduation makes it dice to say, at this early date, anything definite as to Yale's possible chances for the coming track season. Men will have to be developed to take the places of Captain Wagoner, of last year's team, who tied for second place in the pole-vault in the intercollegiate; Pickett, in the hammer-throw, and Morris, in the mile-all of whom were sure point winners...
...greatest need is in the distance events. T. H. Cornell '15, in the short distances; V. Wilkie '15 and A. H. Revell '15S, are good men and should place. The pole-vault is fairly well taken care of and the high jump has an excellent new man in W. Oler '16, captain of last year's freshman team. N. S. Talbot '15S., is back for the hammer and is sure of a place in all the meets. W. F. Roos '15S, is the mainstay in the shot...
Moakley faces the prospect of developing practically all new intercollegiate point winers. Of the men who scored at the intercollegiate only Reller, who got three points in the hundred, and Van Kennen, who captured half a point in the pole-vault are left. John Paul Jones, with his eight points; Cozzens, with three in the quarter; Whinnery, with two in the broad jump, and Kanzler, with one in the shot-put, have all graduated from the university...
...spring. He is expected to take Jones's place in the half mile, and may run the quarter. Morrison, the Leland Stanford University jumper, who becomes eligible this year; will also be a factor, and if Howard Fritz gets off probation and is able to go out for the pole-vault Moakley will be much pleased. Fritz has perhaps the best from of all pole-vaulters, and two years ago placed in the intercollegiates at 12 feet. He was ineligible last year...
...Pole-vault.--S. B. Wagoner, Yale University...