Word: vaulted
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Huskies will also be tough to beat in the pole vault. Northeastern sophomore Don Heyburn vaulted over 16 feet last year as a freshman and hopes to break 17 feet this year...
...Andrew Gerken led the pack in the the 3000 with times of 8:44.0 and 8:46.4, respectively. In the field events, Brown took first in the 35-lb. weight throw, with Al Quintero taking second and Tom Sculer in third. Dave Randall took first in the pole vault with a leap of 13 ft. 8 in., while an injured Mark Henry's 6-ft., 8-in. leap won the high jump...
...Hall, 6.62m. Triple Jump: 1. B.C., Munoz-Bennett, 47' 1 1/4," 2. H, Hall, 46' 6 1/4," 3. H, O'Brein, 42' 10 1/2." High Jump: 1. H, Henry, 6' 8 1/4," 2. B.C., Coffey, 6' 6 1/2," 3. H, Gregory, 6' 2." Pole Vault: 1. H, Randall, 13' 6," 2. H, Spanos, 13,' 3. B.C., Yost, 12' 6." 60 yd. Dash: 1. H, Hudson, 6.4, 2. H, Jones, 6.4, 3. B.C., Nance, 6.7. 400 m.: 1. H, Midlo, 49.7, 2. B.C., Graca, 50.2, 3. H, Stephens, 50.5. 500 m.: 1. H, Murer, 1:05.4, 2. B.C., Kirk...
...other events, Tom Schuler will join Alec Quintero in the 35-lb. weight throw and will be tossing the shot put with co-captain Lanny Tron and junior Peter Rittenburg, while co-captain Dave Randall, now ailing with an injured knee, will be returning to pole vault. Freshmen should play a large role in the hurdles with the addition of Steve Ezeji-Okoye and Jim Herberich to aid veteran Kimbro Stephens...
...probably war loot, and Topic Mimara kept it (where else?) in a Zurich bank vault, while he lived (where else?) in Tangier. It was stored with a mass of fakes and rubbish that he also wanted to sell to the Met. It was very expensive at $600,000, an unheard-of price for a medieval object 20 years ago. But as Hoving reasoned, with the delicate sense of public relations that would mark his career at the Met, "Medieval art might be accorded a certain cachet by the expenditure of a stratospheric sum." Other museums, especially British ones, were after...