College sports seek new point system and star athletes named
Local athletic officials propose a six point value for first place in college games and keep other places unchanged. Fred Meredith leads the Penn track team amid high expectations, with Don Lippincott and past leaders cited. Frank Kramer remains Newark Velodrome champ, while Nat Butler eyes big showdowns. Larry Sweeney plans meets featuring Edouard Fabre and Cliff Horne. Alma Richards fails to break Yale’s high jump mark, blamed on competing in too many events. Secretary Rubien of the Metropolitan...
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A. A. U. Championships Planned for Coast Aug 6 7
Duffey's association confirms coast hold dates Aug 6 and 7 for the A A U championships with eastern and central tryouts in June. Eastern trials set for Harvard Stadium June 26, Chicago also staging trials then as the B A A coordinates local events.
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Amherst Defeats Williams 6 to 1 on Weston Field
Amherst defeated Williams 6 to 1 on Weston Field with four runs in the first inning and a Lee homer in the second. Williams managed only one run after early burst as Amherst fans and alumni watched.
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Amherst Beats Williams in Pitcher Duel at 6-1
Amherst wins 6 to 1 as Robinson stars with an errorless effort and strong late defense. Lee hits a leadoff homer in the second, Swasey drives in three on a two base hit and a sacrifice, while Williams adds a late tally. Williams and Amherst trade four scattered hits in a game highlighted by Robinson's control and Amherst fielding.
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Highlanders Defeat Senators 11 to 4 in Morning Game
New York Highlanders beat Washington Senators 11 to 4 in the morning game. A six run lead came from a first inning sequence with a hit batsman three bases on balls and two singles. Washington rallied for three runs in the fourth before New York added another in the eighth.
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Wells Knocks Out England Heavyweight Champion
London report says bomber Wells defeated Dick Smith by knockout in the ninth round of a 20 round bout. The English heavyweight title changes hands as Wells delivers a decisive victory in theLondon crime match.
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Noble & Greenough Triumphs in Harvard Invitation Regatta
Noble & Greenough crews shine at the Harvard invitation regatta on the Charles River Basin with a sweeping performance across events. The day featured heated schoolboy eight races, doubles, centipedes, and senior singles, concluding with Noble & Greenough taking the junior eights and the Union Boat Club prevailing in the Octoped race amid windy conditions and tricky course changes.
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Cleveland Roughs Up St Louis In Morning Tilt
Cleveland blasts St Louis 12 to 1 on morning game as Lowdermilk struggles for the visitors while Hoch is hit hard in relief Mitchell keeps St Louis to five hits including two base hits by Graney Barbare is ejected for disputing an umpire call.
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Yale Triumphs Over Cornell 22-5 In New Haven Tilt
Yale defeated Cornell 22 to 5 in New Haven. Yale pitchers Bryant and Russell worked the early innings, with Satterby from right field finishing the last four innings.
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Delmont Beats Smiley in Sensational Featherweight War
Delmont of Boston, the Italian featherweight champion, won the decision over Eddile Smiley, navy featherweight champ, in a 12 round bout at Lenox A C. It was a sensational ring scrap with Delmont finishing strong. Jack Williams stopped Young Grant. Young Ryan halted Young Doucett in two rounds. Joe Chick meets Belgian Brown next Monday night.
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Speed claims in Crimson track sparks rivalry questions
The note questions reported times for Westmore Wilcox in the Harvard Yale dual meet and Ted Meredith in the intercollegiates. It highlights a perceived gap between dual meet times and the big annual contest. It urges clarification of the actual Goobie furlong speed by the Crimson runner.
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