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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Putting 16 pound shot.- K. K. Kubli L. S., A. Lovering...
...received permission from the Faculty to go to Athens and compete in the Olympic games. He is one of the four men chosen by the Boston Athletic Association to represent that association. Clark has been entered in the running high and broad jumps and throwing the sixteen pound shot. He will also compete in throwing the hammer, should the officials add that event to the programme. It is possible that W. W. Hoyt '98 will also go with B. A. A. team. He will compete in the pole vault...
...events, which are all scratch, are as follows: 40 yards hurdles (3 hurdles, 31/2 feet high); potato race (8 potatoes, 2 yards apart); fence vault; putting 16 pound shot; 35 yards dash: pole vault; running high jump; 35 yards dash (novice). The entries close on March...
...Guard: 50 yards dash, handicap; one mile relay race; boxing and tug-o-war, all to be regulated by the Connecticut National Guard. The following will be open to all amateurs: 50 yards dash, handicap; 50 yards hurdle, handicap; 880 yards run, handicap; one-mile run, handicap; putting 16-pound shot, handicap; pole vault, handicap; running high jump, handicap; and one-mile walk...
...minutes, 38 seconds; G. Newell '98 was second. E. H. Clark '96 took second place in the 20 yard hurdle race. A. W. Blackemore '97 (handicap 15 yards) won the 1000 yard run in 2 minutes 25 4/5 seconds, A. Lovering '97 (handicap six feet), won the sixteen pound shot with an actual put of 34 feet 2 inches. E. D. Brooks '99 took second place in the pole vault with a vault of 9 feet 3 inches...