Word: vault
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Last year Hill of Pennsylvania won both dashes. Wolf scored in the high hurdles. Owen won the pole vault, Sherman tied for second in the same event, and Casson tied for second in the high jump. All these Pennsylvania athletes are back this year to repeat or better their performances. If these men do as well as they did last year the Philadelphians will have 23 points besides anything new they can pick up. Anything above 25 points in a closely contested meet is a pretty sure...
...yard high hurdles, final heats 2.30 100-yard dash, final heats 2.40 220-yard low hurdles, trials 2.45 220-yard dash, trials 3.00 880-yard run 3.10 220-yard hurdles, final heats 3.25 220-yard dash, final heats 3.35 Field Events Running high jump 1.45 Pole vault 1.45 Shot put 1.45 Javelin throw 1.45 Running broad jump 2.15 Hammer throw 2.45 Discus throw...
...high jump, Jones bettered the record made by Krogness of Harvard in 1919. The new height is 5ft 10 1-2in. Sanford of Tech won the pole vault as was expected, equalling the old record of 11ft...
...other events were won by L. D. Brayton '28 in the 100-yard dash W. I. Taylor '28 in the mile F. B. Clark Lutmann '28 in the mile F. B. Clark '28 in the pole vault and H. C. Ms comber '28 in the high jump...
Hyatt, who was a high jump man at the University, captured the shotput and pole vault events in the meet Saturday...