Word: poled
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Hopes for a Crimson victory find basis in the probability that Cornell will take some of the points in the field events. A first in the pole vault by Oscar Sutermeister '32 is the only place that may fall to Harvard off the running boards. Ellis of Cornell is slated to win the 35-pound hammer and Kind of Dartmouth should come through in second place. Milans is the Hanover mainstay in the high jump and probably will win the event with Ebelhare, Cornell, second, Bromberg of Dartmouth is expected to take the honors in the shot-put while Schoenfeld...
...follows: track events; 40-yard dash at 3.30 o'clock, hurdles at 3.46, mile run 3.50, 300-yard run trials 4, 600-yard run 4.10, 300-yard run finals 4.15, and 1000-yard run 4.20; field events; shot put at 3.30, broad jump 4, high jump 4.30, and pole vault...
...Bernt Balchen, who flew Richard Evelyn Byrd across the Atlantic and over the South Pole, took a job last week as pilot on the Ludington Line's plane-every-hour service between New York, Philadelphia & Washington. Pilot Balchen & backers are planning a round-the-world flight...
...yard dash and the 1934 one-mile relay runners outdistanced M. I. T. and Dartmouth freshmen. Crimson runners placed in the two-mile relay and 45-yard high hurdles and Oscar Sutermeister '32 tied with Martin of the B. A. A. for second in the pole vault event. Monty Wells took the 45-yard hurdle race from E. E. Record '32 in a spectacular dash. In the N. E. A. A. U. meet in the afternoon G. N. Barrie '32 placed first in the 1000-yard...
Because Lincoln Ellsworth, who, with the late Captain Roald Amundsen and General Umberto Nobile flew in the Norge across the North Pole in 1926, contributed a large amount toward the $250,000 which Sir George Hubert Wilkins is raising to take an old Navy submarine renamed the Nautilus, across the Pole under the Arctic ice, the name of the Wilkins expedition last week was changed to the Wilkins-Ellsworth Expedition...