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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Morgan '15 vs. H. A. Scranton '16, D. C. Josephs '15 vs. J. A. Richards '15, H. D. Holmes '16 vs. H. Wainright '15, winner of Kimball and Kahn vs. T. J. D. Fuller '15, winner of Emmons and Lowry vs. E. H. Woods '14, and winner of Hyde and Devereux vs. H. P. Briggs...
Prizes will be given to the winner and to the runner-up; and to the school winning the greatest number of points will be awarded the championship shield. Each match actually won will count one point. The winner, as Harvard interscholastic champion for 1914, will be allowed to play at Newport, in August, for the national interscholastic championship. All men who participate are invited by the Committee on Reception to Visiting Teams to spend Saturday in Cambridge without expense...
...Greeley '15, the pole-vault, and J. O. Johnstone '15, in the high-jump. Camp tied for find in the high-jump at the Intercollegiate last year; and was second in the pole-vault against Yale last spring, and found in the Intercollegiates. Richards, the Olympic winner of the high-jump, and Wahl, Conference high-jump champion have been entered in this event...
...Wednesday night. At the end of the regular matches, Von Nardroff and O. D. McLaughlin, of the B. A. A., were tied with four victories and one defeat each. It was then decided that the one with the least number of touches against him should be declared winner. There were 16 touches against Von Nardroff, and 18 against McLaughlin...
...second of a series of broad-jump competitions will be held under the Stadium this afternoon at 3.30 o'clock. To the winner of the series, the H. A. A. will award a cup. In the last competition, which M. A. Hofer '15, won with a jump of 20 feet, 5 inches, there were 15 men entered and today a still larger entry is hoped...