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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Lectures on Bimetallism.Francis A. Walker, Ph. D., LL. D., will deliver a course of lectures on Tuesday and Friday evenings, at a quarter before eight, beginning February 11, in the Lecture Room of the Fogg Museum. Subject: Bimetallism since the Discovery of America. Open to the public...
...Bacon '96, W. W. Lightipe '98, F. Fuller '97, R. L. Eaton '98, J. L. Armstrong '98, and A. B. Tappin '99, the latter last year's interscholastic champion, are each capable of covering the distance under 4.40. At the half, Kingsley, has a record of 2.03.25. The quarter mile is another event in which Columbia should show well with such men available as G. T. Kirby '98, A. E. Schaff '99, N. G. Bijur '96, and Chatain '96, each good for at least 54s. At the 220 and 100 yard dashes are Clark '97, Caswell '98, Moffit...
...Quarter mile walk.- Sheffield '99, first Tyzzer '97, second. Time, 2m. 38 4/5s...
Three trial heats were necessary to cut down the candidates in the 440 yards run. Burke, the champion quarter-mile runner was too heavily handicapped to do himself justice. About twelve men started in the final heat and for the first lap they were closely bunched; then Powers of St. Paul's S. A. A. took the lead and won by a narrow margin. Blakemore of Harvard came in third...
...winners the following men, all of whom competed either at Cambridge or New York, are in active training: E. H. Clark, for hammer and shot and broad jump; F. H. Bigelow and A. M. Eaton, for the sprints; J. Edson, J. L. Little and F. R. Lewis, for the quarter mile; V. Munroe, J. C. Rice, H. L. Williams and F. Mason, for the hurdles; H. Foote and F. C. Hinkley, for the mile; C. H. Williams and J. Bordman, for the half mile; M. J. Connor, for hammer and shot; N. P. Hallowell and A. Emmons, for the pole...