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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Mark's won the toss and chose the side with the wind, and '99 kicked off. Two twenty-minute halves were played. '99 making one touchdown and kicking a goal in the first half, and scoring three more touchdowns in the second half. '99 made most of the gains through the tackles. St. Mark's never had the ball nearer '99's goal than the twenty-yard line and was completely outplayed...
Yale won the toss and took the south end of the field as a strong wind was blowing. Amherst at once pushed the ball into Yale's territory but Yale's goal was not at any time threatened...
Pole vault-Won by F. W. Allis, Y., 11 ft.; 3 in.; second, W. A. Stewart, Pa., 11 ft.; third, a tie between O. B. Smith, C., and C. T. Van Winkle, Y., 10 ft. 9 in. Smith won the toss for the prize, but the points were divided...
Havertord won the toss, and batting first on a wicket which rather favored the bowler, put together the total of 152. C. H. Howson played a fine inning for 58, and Lester, Mifflin and J. Scattergood, with 20 and 17, all showed good form...
...feet 3 1-2 in. Pennsylvania will probably win the shot with Knipe who put it 40 feet 2 in., in the Cornell games. Kubli has not done better than a little over 38 feet, in competition, this year. First place in the hammer throwing is a toss-up, with the chances slightly in favor of Woodruff who threw the hammer 115 feet in the Cornell games, as against Shaw who in last Saturday's games threw it 114 feet. E. H. Clark has not done very well since his return from Athens. Hoyt will probably win the pole vault...