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Harvard men won two firsts and one second at the indoor handicap meeting of the Yale Athletic Association held in the New Haven Armory Saturday evening. D. Grant M. S. won the mile run from scratch over a big field in 4m. 37s. W. G. Morse '99 won the high jump at 6 ft. 1 in. and F. H. Bigelow '98 won second place from scratch in the 50 yds. dash, which was won by Dyer of Yale (7 ft) in 5 2-5s. On account of the narrowness of the track Harvard withdrew her team from the triple team race which had been arranged with Yale and U. of P. and the race was won by Yale by a narrow margin.
The summary of events in which Harvard men were entered is as follows:
50 yards handicap-Finals between Seed (Yale), Dyer (Yale), Alexander (Yale), Bigelow (Harvard), and Byers (Yale). Won by Dyer (7ft), Bigelow (scratch) second.
50 yards hurdle, handicap-Final between Perkins (Yale), Remington (U. of P.), Lester (Haverford), G. G. Hubbard (Harvard). Won by Perkins (scratch); second, Remington (7 ft.); time, 6 4-5s.
Mile run-Won by Grant (Harvard), scratch; second, Sullivan (New Haven Horse Guards) 70 yds.; third, Cregan (U. of P.), 50 yds.; time, 4m. 37s.
Pole vault-Won by Cook (Yale), 12 in., height 11 ft. 3 in.; second, Clapp (Yale), 3 in., height 10 ft. 9 in.
High jump-Won by Morse (Harvard), scratch, height 6 ft. 1 in.; second, Merwin (Yale), 2 in., height 6 ft.
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