Kalamazoo College - Boiling Pot Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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f ill? , E115 il! ,, el Top-Coach Street, Compton, McCarthy, Hinckly, Olmstead, Brown, Hathaway, Schuur. Bottom-Skellinger, Dmis, Peterson, Captain Osborn, Norg, Otto, Fleming. in finishing third behind Ypsilanti and Albion in the thirty-fifth annual field day meet of the RI. I. A. A. Ypsilanti scored S925 points, Albion, 25LQg Kalamazoo, ZZMQ Hillsdale, 215 Alma, 5145 and Olivet, 0. The Javilin record of 153.05 feet estab- lished by Fred Vanzant of Kalamazoo College in 1923 was shattered by Harmon of Hillsdale who hurled the javilin 158 feet and 11 inches. Norg placed third in the high hurdles, Davis and Otto third and fourth in the -l-l0, Flemming second in the discuss, and Skellinger fou1'th in the board jump. The relay team composed of Brown, 1VIcCarthy, Otto and Davis won third place. The point summary of the ten men who received His follows: Peter Norg, 33M 5 Davis, 2626 3 Garrett, 205 Otto, 165 Fleming, 17LfQ 3 Peterson, 12, Hinckley, 11 5 Osborne, 105 Brown, 83 and Slcellinger, -l. The R men are: Olmstead, -l-3 1VIc- Carthy, 35 Schuur, 1 g and Calvin, 1. 1X'Ierril1 Peterson was elected captain of the 1925 team to succeed Captain Zeke Osborne and, due to his record of the past three years, is capable of filling the position. .. V .,v lllli WJllninllllzelullrllll.lu11 u.sl1i:' Wifrfl 1' fl ' -1 All I Page One Hundred Tfwfriiy-thrfz'