Word: poled
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Coach Quinn will be in the basement of Hemenway Gymnasium beginning with Tuesday, every afternoon between 2 and 6 o'clock. Candidates for the high and low hurdles, high jump, broad jump, pole-vault, hammer-throw, and shot-put should report to him regularly. All men trying for these events should remove their clothing from the Locker Building and secure lockers at the Gymnasium today or tomorrow. As this preliminary indoor work is very important, every man who has ability in any of these events should report. A schedule of work for certain men will be published in the CRIMSON...
...pole-vault competition which was held in the baseball Cage yesterday afternoon was won by O. M. Chadwick '11 with a handicap of six inches. Chadwick's actual vault was 11 feet. W. A. Dennis '11, was second. L. C. Torrey '12, and B. N. Jones '13, tied for third place...
...handicap pole-vault competition will be held in the baseball Cage this afternoon at 4 o'clock. Cups will be awarded to the winners of first and second places. All men of any pole-vaulting ability, whether they have competed before in College or not, are urged to enter the competition...
...three-fifths mile relay for long distance men, Mills of Technology held the pole, thus getting a slight lead over F. D. Everett '11. Neither was able to gain on the other until the finish, when Everett drew up alongside. P. Newton '11, the second runner for the University, secured a poor start, allowing Samson of Technology a four-yard lead. Newton, however, gradually cut down this advantage, and passing his opponent on the last lap in a fine burst of speed, crossed the line 10 yards ahead. H. M. Warren '13 held Marceau easily for three laps...
Thompson, the first man for M. I. T. in the one-mile race, held the lead, which was his by virtue of the pole at start, until the middle of the second lap, when he was passed by R. C. Foster '11. W. H. Fernald '12, increased the lead of three yards which Foster handed over, until he had five on Cummings. Guething, Technology's third man showed more speed than H. W. Kelley '11, and almost caught him at the end of the relay. Kelley and D. P. Ranney '12 lost the race at this point by imperfect tagging...