Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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Events 100-yard Dash 220-yard Dash 440-yard Dash -140-yard Dash 880-yard Dash One mile Run Two-mile Run 120-yard Hurdles 120-yard Hurdles 120-yard Hurdles 220-yard Hurdles High Jump Broad .lump . Pole Vault . Putting 16-lb. Shot. . Throwing 16-lb. Hammer Marathon Race C10MJMiles ' XNCW I.C.A.A.A.A.Recor Records 9 4-5 sec, . 21 2-5 sec. . -19 2-5 sec. . 49 2-5 sec . Track Records OUTDOOR 1 min. 53 2-5 sec? 4 min. 14 2-5 sec. . 9 min. 17 4-5 scce. . 15 2-5 sec. . 15 2-5 sec. . 15 2-5 sec. . 24 3-5'sec. . 6 ft. 5 in. . 23 ft. 45 in. 12 fn. 10 in. , 45 ft. GM in. 165 ft. 9 in. , 61 min. 10 sec. cl. Holder . A. Reller, '15 . F. M. Sears, '04 . E. G. B13CAl'tl1l11', '11 W. H. Bennett, '13 . S. Caldwell, '14 P.Jo11es, '13 . . S. Berna, '12 . C. Talcott, '09 . . VV. Broclt, '14 . L. E. Gubb, '16 . E. Cairns, '06 . A. W. Richards, '17 VV. Richards, '17 K. Foss, '17 . G. Kanzler, '13 J. Talbott, '11 . J. Colpitts, '09 1919 NIANAGEMENT Date of Making . May 17, 1913 June 22, 1902 May 13, 1911 May 4,1912 May 30, 1914 hiay 31, 1913 May 4,1912 May 29, 1909 Nlay 29, 1914 May 6,1916 May 14, 1904 Apr, 24, 1915 May 15, 1915 Apr. 24, 1915 May 13, 1913 May 29, 1909 Dec. 7,1907 E. A. L1:1N1zoTH, '19 H. R. ASHTON, 'zo M zuzager flyfixzavzt M zznagm' 5

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Review of the 1918 Football Season A In a review ofthe IQIS Football season it must be remembered that the Athletic Associa- tion had suspended its activities for the year and that the regular schedule had been can- celled. However a Student's Army Training Corps team was organized about the middle of October and concluded the season with the only scheduled game of the year, played with the University of Buffalo on Thanksgiving Dayg Cornell S,A.T.C. winning easily with a 28-o score. The only other games played were practice games with the School of Photog- raphy and the School of lVIilitary Aeronautics, with the exception of a game played between the Army Unit and the Naval Unit which was won by the latter due largely to the spectacular running of MacKenzie. The squad was composed of thirty-ive men, mostly from the Naval Unit due to the DRA' H, SHARPE fact that but twelve men were excused from military duties in the afternoons, by the Army authorities. However the two units were about evenly represented on the team, six being from the Naval Unit and ive from the Army Unit. Although the men worked well and showed good form, the S.A.T.C. team was of about the same calibre as the third varsity of former years due largely to the fact that the ag- gregation was rather light, averaging only 167 pounds. BAUGHER MCKENNEY i XAYAHL MACICENZIE HALLER FINKELSTEIN DEVENBECK COOLEY TREMAN HELMS BUCKLEY CALLOWAY ,S.A.T.C. FOOTBALL TEAM 532