Word: poling
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Events scheduled for the meet for both Varsity and Freshmen include the hurdles, 35 yard dash, 1000, and relay; and in the field department the high jump, shot put, 35 pound weight, broad jump, and pole vault. Only the Varsity will compete in the three-quarter mile, 440, and one and one-quarter mile; while the 300 and 600 will be only open to Freshmen...
Shot putter Johnny Shattuck, high jumper Johnny Bunker, and pole valuators Mike Ford, who tied for first in last year's Yale meet, Steve Brooks, and Jerry Lenane, Yardling star last year, will lead the Varsity into the field events...
...Yardlings there will be a 300 and a 600 yard run, while the Varsity will do a 440 and a three-quarters. Both squads will run the 1000, and the Varsity will have a one and one-quarter mile event. The five field events will include a high jump, pole vault, broad jump, shot put, and 35-pound weight throw, for both the Varsity and the Yardlings...
...there are about 15 men with Varsity uniforms. Pirnie is the only H-man among the broad jumpers, and is first choice at the moment in that department, while Mike Ford, who tied for first in the Yale meet last year, seems to have the inside track in the pole vault. Johnny Bunker and Ted Bauer should lead the high-jumpers, and Johnny Shattuck, who took third in the shot against the Elis, is currently the outstanding weight...
Penguins, flights over the South Pole, Admiral Byrd and other now tedious topics aside, the most recent U.S. Antarctic Expedition was essentially a scientific project designed to turn up a lot of useful scientific facts. Last week, six months back from their last trip, members of the 1939-41 expedition summarized the scientific results of their work at the fall meeting of Philadelphia's venerable, learned American Philosophical Society (one of their sponsors). Highlights of the reports...