Americans Prevail in Open Golf Championship at Inverness
Jim Barnes wins the National Open in a decisive nine-stroke margin, the first American to receive the trophy amid a famed parade of spectators. Walter Hagen ties for second with 72s and 72s as the U.S. fills the top spots, with Vice President Coolidge among the spectators and the crowd of 10,000 drawing cheers on the final green.
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Harvard Yale Favored In International Varsity Meet
Harvard and Yale hold a slight edge over Oxford and Cambridge in the big international varsity games at the Harvard Stadium this afternoon. The Crimson and Blues’ strength in field events and Gourdin’s speed in the 100 yards sprint give the American team a slender prospect to defeat the British rivals.
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Cambridge
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Bristling British American Colleges Clash In Historic Meet
Harvard Yale face Oxford Cambridge in a dual meet keenly balanced across track and field events. Top contenders include Ned Gourdin and B G D Rudd as race favorites, with W C Nokes and Tom Campbell among English standouts and Tolbert Krogness Kirkpatrick among Americans. The outcome hinges on second place scorers as injuries trouble British hopefuls.
American college track meet seen as one of the best
Arthur Duffey previews a Stanford Harvard Yale Oxford Cambridge era meet at the stadium. Ned Gourdin faces Abrahams in the 100 yards while George Krogness targets hurdles and sprints. Rudd challenges in the century to half mile as McQuillen shines in an opener against the Pirates.
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Cambridge
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Abrahams
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Mac
Fred Mitchell
Italian Scalp Hunt At The Oval On Race Night
George Chapman George Wiley and Percy Lawrence back Vincent Madonna to tarnish his chances in the one hour motor paced race at Revere Cycle track tonight. Lawrence has an outside shot while Holbrook and Jackson clash in the pursuit race with Arthur Logan and Frank Drobach. Pro sprinters Frank Cavanaugh Willie Keller and others vie for big money as Johnny Carruthers Leo Maggoli and Frank Logan lead amateur sprinters in a tightly bunched field.
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George Wiley
Percy Lawrence
Vincent Madonna
Revere
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Wiley
Lawrence
Warren Holbrook
Hardy Jackson
Arthur Logan
Pat
Frank Drobach
Frank Cavanaugh
Willie Keller
Ralph Spiers
Archie MacDonald
Newark
Johnny Carruthers
Leo Maggoli
Frank Logan
Simon Pures
Extra Cars for Braves Games Service Plan
General Manager Edward Dana announced special traffic arrangements for the Braves Field game. Cars will run from Dudley street lower level to Braves Field starting 11 30 a m at 3 to 4 minute intervals until crowds arrive. Park street will also run two and three car trains from 11 30 a m as long as demand warrants due to large attendance.
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Park Street
International Games at the Stadium This Afternoon
Harvard Yale and Oxford compete in 100 to two mile events with Gourd in 100 yards and Rudd among the Oxford and Yale runners. Harv and Yale share several first places. Oxford leads total with 4 firsts and 4 seconds while Yale has 1 first and 1 second. Cambridge and others also score. First-place counts decide the winner after seconds are tallied.
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Oxford-Cambridge
Traffic plan urges use of alternate arteries during peak hours
The notice suggests that other arteries of the system be used during the above hours by those who can conveniently do so to handle traffic expeditiously and avoid unnecessary crushing. After the game, cars will bypass Massachusetts station and run direct from Braves Field to Dudley Street, Park Street, and other points.
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Park Street
Auburns Win and Go Barnstorming
The Auburns of Cambridge defeated Dorchester Town on Tuesday evening with Anderson pitching for Dorchester. They commence a barnstorming trip through Maine and the Provinces and plan to return in two or three weeks to face Haverhill, Attleboro, Cornets, North Cambridge K. of C., and St. John’s K. C. of East Cambridge.
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East Cambridge
Stadium To Host GB America Track Duel Today
Eight hundred four bit seats at fifty cents each will be roped off this afternoon for the Great Britain versus America track duel. Captain B G Rudd, the 400 metre champion, is slated to sprint to victory in the quarter and half mile. Attendance is expected to exceed expectations as nearly all two dollar one fifty and one dollar seats are taken.
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B. G. Rudd
Maja
Fred W. Moore
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