Word: recorder
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...trials open to athletes from the eastern part of the United States, held at Franklin Field, Philadelphia, on Saturday, in order to enable the Olympic Committee to choose those who will compete in the Olympic games in London next month, two world's records were broken, one equalled, two Olympic marks bettered and one equalled. A. C. Gilbert of Yale did 12 feet, 7 3-4 inches in the pole-vault, thus bettering Dray's former world's record of 12 feet, 6 1-2 inches. In the competition for the discus throw, free style, A. K. Dearborn, the former...
...third place in the 120-yard hurdles against Yale. Last year in the dual games with Yale he won both the 120-yard and the 220-yard hurdles, In the dual meet this year he was a close second in the 120-yards hurdles, which was won in the record time of 15 1-5 seconds...
...baseball. No one has doubted the amount of baseball ability that is latent in this year's squad, but it has never appeared in any of the many different combinations thus far attempted. If this period of mediocrity can be called the proverbial mid-season slump, at lease one record has been broken-the length of time it has lasted...
...against 16 from Yale, 11 from Cornell, 11 from Pennsylvania, 8 from Dartmouth, 7 from Princeton, 3 from Michigan, 2 from Swarthmore and 1 each from New York University, Fordham, Amherst, Columbia and Syracuse. The most remarkable feature of the trials was the equaling of the world's record of 15 1-5 seconds in the 120-yard hurdle race by Shaw of Dartmouth, thereby breaking Kraenzlein's intercollegiate record of 15 2-5 seconds. In the pole-vault Dray, Gilbert, and Nelson of Yale and Cook of Cornell all cleared 12 feet, thus breaking the intercollegiate record...
Yale won the dual shoot with the University shooting team in New Haven on Saturday, by a score of 225 to 202 out of a possible 250 birds. The winning score beat the dual record by 5 birds. Trudeau, Hebard and Pugsley of Yale were high men, each breaking 46 out of 50 birds...