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TWO HARVARD MEN PICKED

Brickley and Haggard are Chosen for American Olympic Team.

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The American Olympic committee yesterday announced the make-up of the American team which will compete in the Olympic games in Stockholm this summer. Two Harvard men were among those chosen, Charles E. Brickley '15, of Everett, and Barton J. Haggard 1G., of Des Moines, Ia.; the former will compete in the hop, step and jump, and the latter has been chosen as a supplementary man in the pole-vault. Brickley prepared at Exeter, where he took a prominent part in track athletics, as well as playing football and baseball. Haggard graduated from Drake University, Iowa, in 1908 and is at present a graduate student in the University; he has but recently sprung into prominence in track athletics.

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