Word: poled
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...handicap pole-vault competition open to all members of the University will be hold in the Cage at 5 o'clock today. This event is the second of a series of six handicap contests planned for pole-vault candidates in the Cage, the winner of each competition receiving a silver...
Arrangements have been made with the baseball officials to have regular pole-vault practice in the Cage Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 5.30 o'clock for both Freshman and Varsity candidates. J. B. Camp '15, assisted by S. C. Lawrence '10, is coaching the vaulters...
...race was won by the scribes, with the assistance of several of "Pooch" Donovan's professionals. The CRIMSON's president secured the pole from the senile Groves at the start; but Canaday, disguised as the Boston Herald, regained the lead from Henderson. Cole as anchor man gained enormously on R. G. Huling '13, but was beaten by a few inches at the tape...
...thirteenth University Tea will be held in the Parlor of Phillips Brooks House this afternoon from 4 to 6 o'clock. The following will, receive: Mrs. Henry L. Higginson, Dr. E. H. Nichols '86 and Mrs. Nichols, Mr. D. B. MacMillan, who accompanied Admiral Perry to the North Pole, and Mr. J. J. Greenough, headmaster of the Noble and Greenough School, and Mrs. Greenough. All officers of the University with the ladies of their families, and students are cordially invited...
...winter carnival on the board track behind Langdell Hall yesterday afternoon. In the most exciting race of the afternoon, the Juniors won the interclass relay championship from the Seniors. Twelve men ran on each team. J. I. Abbott again proved a good first man for 1914 by securing the pole from G. N. Hurd '13. He secured a lead of ten yards which his team-mates steadily increased. At the finish, W. A. Barron '14 cut the tape twenty yards ahead of R. G. Huling '13, in 6 minutes, 14 seconds...