Word: vaulting
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Pole vault: Won by A.K. Barcewic's '36 (2 ft. 9 in) 13 ft. 9 in; R.S. Skinner '37 (2 ft. 3in), A.G. Trope '37 (2 ft: 9 in). T.F. Piper '36 (1 ft. 9 in) tied for second...
...surprises saw Dick Hayes, Johnny Hayes and Milton Green qualify in the preliminary heats against highly fouted competitors and all reach the final heat of the 45 Yard High Hurdles. In the Pole Vault E. C. Dubiel '37 broke the standing Harvard Freshman record in this event, by more than eight inches. His vault measured 13 feet 2 1-4 inches as compared with the old record of 12 feet 6 inches...
...Pole Vault: John D. Woodberry '35, Emile Dubiel...
...Mile Relay race and the Freshman Mile Relay team will run against Holy Cross, North eastern and Boston College. Other events include the 1000-yard run, the 40-yard dash and the 45-yard high hurdles in all of which Harvard has entered men. The Pole Vault and High Jump will be the only field events of the evening...
...marched into the Hall, dragged packing cases containing family heirlooms out to the lawn, broke them open, took their pick and went their way. After someone detected this amazing theft, the funeral was held amid suppressed excitement and Lord Halifax's remains were interred in the family vault. "They even stole some of his war decorations," shocked servants told newsmen, "and some decorations that didn't have any diamonds they just threw away on the lawn...