Word: third
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...pound shot-put. Relay races, four men to run on each team, will also be arranged to suit the wishes of contestants. Liberal handicaps will be made by Frank Magrath, the official handicapper of the Boston Athletic Association. Last year Harvard won three first places, two seconds, and one third in this meet...
...hurdle races. In the low hurdles, G. P. Gardner '10, and in the high hurdles, T. S. Blumer '10, should prove to be fast men. For Yale, L. V. Howe '08, who was second in the 120-yard hurdles last spring, and C. M. de Pay '08, who won third place in the 220-yard hurdles, will again be eligible...
...Rogers, Jr., '08, have competed in this event before and should be able to win some place. P. C. Haskell '08 and C. C. Little '10 also have good marks and should develop well. W. F. Knox '07 and C. D. Deming '07, who won first and third for Yale, have graduated, but C. H. Davis '09, who was second, is still to be reckoned with...
...shot-put, B. T. Stephenson, Jr., '08, who won first in the intercollegiates a year ago, and third last year, and first for the last two years in the dual meets, will undoubtedly score in both the dual and intercollegiate meets. W. M. Bird '08, L. W. Bangs '08, R. H. Townshend '09, and C. C. Little '10, should develop into point winners. G. L. Burnham '08S. and M. A. Sheldon '08, who won second and third in the last dual meet, will again compete for Yale...
...first in the dual meet last spring, will leave the team without any hammer thrower of marked ability, and it seems very doubtful that the University will secure any places in this event. Yale, however, will also lose R. Park '07S., and J. George '07S., who won second and third places last year. H. M. Gilmore '08 is the only candidate who promises to be a point winner in this event