Word: vaults
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...pole vault was won by E. C. Mason, '88. who vaulted 8 ft. 9 in. R. G. Leavitt, who was handicapped one foot, vaulted 9 ft. 6 in., thus tieing with Wheelwright, '90, who vaulted 8 ft. 6 in., for second place...
...first of the special contests announced by the H. A. A. will be held this afternoon in the gymnasium at 2.30. The running high jump will begin at 2.30, putting the shot at 3, and the pole vault at 3.15. The contestants will please be on hand promptly...
...also Davenport, '90, Miles, '88, Dana, '88 and perhaps Mandell, '89. In the 100 and 220-yards dash Miles, '88, Lund, '88, Mandell, '89 and Myer, '90, are good men. Holden has signified his intention of running in the 100 and 220-yards in the spring. In the pole vault Leavitt, '89, may develop into a possible winner; Wheelwright, '90, and Mason, '91 are fair men. Of course it is too early to speak with any certainty in regard to the men from '91, but so far '91 has showed up well in athletics and gives promise of being...
...Institute of Technology Athletic Association held its first winter meeting Saturday afternoon. The different sports were closely contested, and in the running high kick the Institute record was broken. The sparring was exciting, but not scientific. Following is a summary of the games: Fence vault, R. C. Williams, '86, 6ft. 7in.; standing high jump, L. C. Wason, '90. 4ft. 7in.; putting shot, J. C. DeBullett, 33ft. 6 1-2 in.; running high jump, L. C. Wason, '90, 5ft. 2in.; fencing, H. A. Craigin; running high kick, L. C. Wason, '90, 9ft.; middle-weight sparring, Hamilton, '89; feather-weight sparring...
...have decided to hold special contests in the gymnasium during the winter, in three events, putting the shot, running high jump and pole vault. These contests will be held Saturday afternoons after the Christmas recess, and prizes will be given for the best average in each event. In the pole vault, Mr. R. G. Leavitt will be handicapped one foot, the shot and high jump will be scratch events. Since the object of these contests is to raise the standard of our work in the events, high enough to win in the Mott Haven games, all men who have even...