Word: vault
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Pole-vault--Johnston, Yale, 11 ft., 10 in.; Richards, Harvard...
...having a good chance to win the latter. More points may be looked for in the hurdles, from the form Jackson has been showing lately. Johnstone, Camp and Sturgis should all score for Harvard, Johnstone in both the high and broad jumps, and Camp and Sturgis in the pole vault and hammer throw respectively. From this brief forecast it becomes at once evident that the winner of no event is certain at this point, that several records should be broken, and that to choose the ultimate victor is indeed a difficult task...
...Pole-vault.--Won by J. B. Camp '15; second, tie between H. W. Johnstone (Y.) and L. G. Richards '16. Height...
Another first place came to Harvard when J. B. Camp '15 cleared the bar at 12 feet and won the pole vault. L. G. Richards '16 and H. W. Johnstone, of Yale, were forced to divide three points, tieing at 11 feet, 9 inches. In an exhibition vault, Camp just missed clearing 12 feet, 7 inches, which would have set a new dual second...
Points by Events.Event, H. Y.100-yard dash, 5 3220-yard dash, 6 2440-yard dash, 3 5880-yard run, 2 6One-mile run, 0 8Two-mile run, 6 2120-yard high hurdles, 0 8220-yard low hurdles, 1 7High jump, 2 6Broad jump, 5 3Pole-vault, 6 1-2 1 1-2Shot-put, 1 7Hammer-throw, 0 8Totals, 37 1-2 66 1-2Track events, 23 41Field events, 14 1-2 25 1-2Firsts, 5 8Seconds, 3 9Thirds, 5 7One tie for second