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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1919

Page

27

Technology Track Opens Season With Spring Meet

The Tech track squad kicks off this Saturday at 10 30 a.m. with the Spring interclass meet after a 10 day layoff due to bad weather. favorites include Ham burger Spitz and Bawden for sprints and mid distance events. key entrants like Rollins Spita Hamburger Anable Dyke and Stone Purcell and Ash Pierce Frey Frease Dorr Arnold and Halfacre headline a strong roster across sprints distance jumps and weights. The meet will help select teams for the Penn relays and a May 3 meet with Harvard.

Technology Hamburger and Spitz Bawden Ormon Scranton Penn Harvard Rollins New York Spita Hamburger Anable Stone Sophs Purcell Starbuck Worcester Academy Ash Pierce Frey Frease Allen Stone School Dorr Arnold Halfacre Naigles Yale Bob and Tonen Dandrow Raymond I. H. Wilson Dipple Clarke

Marathon Stars Heading to Boston Marathon

Runar Ohman Swedish champion Willie Kyronen of Millrose A A and Hans Schuster of Brooklyn depart New York tonight on the Colonial line bound for Boston. They will run the Ashland to Boston course on April 19, reporting to the B A A clubhouse Friday at 10 o'clock accompanied by Pete Hegseman veteran trainer.

Runar Ohman Willie Kyronen Millrose A. A Hans Schuster Brooklyn New York Colonial Line Ashland Boston Pete Hegseman Kyronen

American Marathon hopefuls head to Back Bay course

Three international runners Me Ohman Kyronen Schuster enter the Patriots Day event. Ohman from Sweden and Kyronen the Flying Finn race for top honors while Schuster of Brooklyn is a dark horse. Organizers Hendrie Lee and Brown vow a record tour, with no autos or spectators allowed along the route.

Back Bay Patriots Ohman Marshall Ernie” Hendrie Harry Lee Brown Marshall Hendrie

Maiden Jimmy Henigan Confirms Boston Marathon Start

Athletic circles highlighted Jimmy Henigan as a strong Boston Marathon contender. In a letter to Boston management he vows to start April 19 and describes peak training including 23 miles in 2 19, 21 miles in 2 07, and 18 miles in 1 50, aiming for a final near two hours and 81 minutes.

Jimmy Henigan Jimmy Boston James Henigan Dorchester

Top college athletes enter Penn relay carnival

An unusually large field from the East and Middle West is listed for the University of Pennsylvania relay carnival on April 25 and 26. The pentathlon features 16 hopefuls including Hamilton Northwestern Murray Dartmouth Brickley Pittsburgh Brown Syracuse and Heffelfinger Yale. Fast times are anticipated in the low hurdles. In the 56-pound weight event Weld and Bevan Dartmouth Stevens Harvard. Gourdin and Krogness Harvard compete in the hop step and jump.

Philadelphia East Middle West University of Pennsylvania Hamilton Northwestern Murray Dartmouth Brickley Pittsburg Brown Syracuse Heffelfinger Yale Weld

Shifts Made In Rindge Game

Suburban League baseball rain postponements moved to today. Rindge Tech and Malden High switched venues to Russell Field Cambridge. Malden absent at start, forfeit not claimed. Cambridge Latin and Brookline moved to this afternoon at Russell Field. umpire Bill Remmert arrived unaware of changes. Rindge to play Newton in a postponed Saturday game this afternoon.

Rindge Tech Malden High Malden Russell Field Cambridge Rindge Cambridge Latin Brookline Newton

Assembly Bottles Up Wage Bills In Rules Committee

Albany April 16 The assembly voted to keep the minimum wage and eight hour day for women bills bottled up in the rules committee delaying action on both measures.

Albany N. Y Assembly

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