Talk:Penn Relays

University of Pennsylvania Mid‑importance

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1893 or 1895?

If you read the official Penn Relays web site, it says the history "starts in 1893". But the first official Penn Relays were not held until two years later.--BillFlis 19:16, 28 April 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Women's High Jump Record- Olympic Development

The article was recently edited to include Vashti Cunningham's 2017 mark of 1.93 meters as the Penn Relays record. But the printed program lists this mark as shared by Angela Bradburn in 1996 and Tisha Waller in 1998 at a height of 1.94 meters. No record is recognized in the online listing for the event cited as the reference.

No news accounts that I can find recognize Cunningham's mark as a meet record. Perhaps there's some reason the earlier marks are not accepted and Cunningham's will be recognized as the record, but without further confirmation I think it is best to leave the article as it stood before the edit. 2601:80:C200:E367:81E7:628F:4D69:AE31 (talk) 02:34, 1 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]

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