Latin and Dorchester Break Even in Dual Track Meet
Boston Latin and Dorchester High met in a joint track event at Dorchester High. Intermediates edged 301 to 291. Dorchester Juniors surged to 48 points while Boston Latin produced 6. Segal of Dorchester starred with two wins in the 8 1 2 and shot put.
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Motors and cars headline drive and race notes
Alvan T Fuller invites Boston observers to the Packard building for a 19th anniversary inspection featuring the latest closed cars and the six cylinder Packard. Vanderbil cup entries count includes Merces, Sunbeam, Isotta, Mercer, Stutz, Delage, Mason, Fiat, Apperson, Marmon, Touraine and Alco with Isotta piloted by Harry Grant. Studebaker unveils a new four cylinder electric starter pneumatic tread delivery car. A. I. Westgard returns from an 18 000 mile cross country tour and plans another long coast to coast trip in a Premier car seeking to cover diverse routes.
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Yale Team Beats Williams In 5 1 Victory
Yale defeated Williams 5 to 1 in New Haven with three first half goals and a late Williams surge halted by Gillette. Yale added two more late goals to secure the win.
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Yale Defeats Williams 5 to 1 in 20 Minute Periods
Yale overwhelmed Williams with quick offense in the first half. Burgess opened scoring, MacDonald added a second, Blonder Heron and Walter Heron connected, then Sweeney and MacDonald finished as Yale led decisively. Gillete stood out for Yale in a dominant performance. Williams managed a lone reply.
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Watson in Shape for His Comeback at Grand Opera House
Brockton heavyweight Billy Watson returns tonight to meet Cyclone Burns under catch as catch can rules. Watson, once a national star, aims to prove current wrestlers lag behind those of a decade ago, recalling his famed bouts with Fred Beel in Brockton. Barnes also prepared for the big matchup.
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Scott and Cabot Win at Squash
N. D. Scott and Norman Cabot of the Tennis and Racquet Club won their first round matches in the national amateur racquet championship singles. Scott defeated G. M. Heckscher of New York 18-14 15-6 15-12 in a long battle. Cabot won by default against W. F. P. Burden of New York.
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Touchard Reaches Semi Final In Indoor Championship
Gustave F. Touchard, the defending champion, advances to the semi final of the national indoor lawn tennis championship at Seventh Regiment armory after a 6-1 7-5 win over G. Carlton Shafer. He and Benjamin M. Phillips reach the final in doubles with partners W Grant and G C Shafer also winning their semi final bids.
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Zbyszko Seeks World Wrestling Title After Victory
Stanislaw Zbyszko of Poland defeats Dr. B F Roller in straight falls in Louisville. With Frank Gotch retired, Zbyszko announces he will claim the world wrestling championship and defend against challengers. First fall lasts 1 hour 8 minutes, second 20 minutes. Roller escapes injury after being thrown through ropes near the second fall.
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Exeter Football Men to Be Honored
Exeter N H February 18 In recognition of their overwhelming defeat of Andover for the first time in nine years Exeter's football team will be tendered a mammoth banquet in Alumni Hall Exeter next Friday night The affair has assumed enormous proportions and promises to surpass any other school event in the annals.
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Tourists Delayed by Rain in Paris Tour
Rain disrupts automobile tours to Paris points of interest as American visitors spend time at the Louvre Luxembourg and attend opera. Tomorrow features a luncheon with President Poincare with dignitaries including Myron T. Herrick and A. M. Tackera. Comiskey appears well and teams prepare for weekend games amid tour nearing end.
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Highlanders Lease Hotel for Spring Training Camp
New York American League club closes a hotel lease in Houston Texas for players who report March 1 for spring training. Several will depart February 26 from New York, others join in Cincinnati February 27. Hot Springs players leave February 7 under Coach Tom Daly. Manager Chance will field three regulars with recruits at opening. A second team will play two exhibition games in Mobile Alabama en route north.
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Honest Whiskey Then and Now Club Recipes Ad
Commercial notice touts ninety years of whiskey making and offers a free booklet of club recipes for mixed drinks. Includes a refillable bottle claim and a Boston address for obtaining the booklet and samples.
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Brookline Women Swim Exhibit and Competition Held
The first annual women’s swimming exhibition and competition at the Brookline gym drew about 500 spectators. Fifty participants contested events across multiple strokes with Mary Maxwell guiding demonstrations. Notable results included Doris Neal and Ruth Russell winning the two-length heat, Helen McGettrick sweeping the juvenile and senior handicaps, and Mrs Hosmer taking the final ladies’ race. An exhibition dive and senior life-saving display closed the evening.
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Tufts Harvard Baseball Game Off After Scheduling Mixup
Tufts students expressed regret after Dean Frank G. Wren announced no baseball contest with Harvard this spring. Harvard had listed a Tufts date on its football schedule, but the game was never arranged and the error ends hopes of resuming baseball relations after four years. Chippie Gaw joined Tufts practice to assist pitching while the team develops scarce pitching talent.
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