Burst of Speed Ends Careers of Jones and Taber
The 38th annual intercollegiate championships crowned Cornell captain John Paul Jones with a world record 4m 14 2 5s over Norman Taber of Brown. Jones announces his retirement to study in England while Taber heads to Rhodes Scholar duties after graduation. Their rivalry marks a historic loss to collegiate track.
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Four Big Interscholastic Track Meets Next Saturday
Next Saturday features four major interscholastic track meets in Boston area and at Travers Island New York. Harvard Yale Penn and Ithaca stars loom large as teams prepare for championships with top runners like Lippincott Meredith Wendell Howe Dougherty and Jones expected to lead strong showings.
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Intercollegiate trophy tied with four wins each
Questions on the intercollegiate trophy note that Pennsylvania and Cornell are tied at four wins apiece with the cup going to the winner of the next championships. Historical marks include Jones mile in 4m 142 5s and professional records by W G George and George B Tinder.
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Somebody's In Wrong Sold In Automatic Bargain Basement
A humorous notice warns readers about slipping schemes and urges customers to investigate before buying. It jokes about a twin suit replacement and lost money, encouraging caution and shopping smart to save.
International Football Association approves U S admission
The International Football Association, comprising 12 nations, voted today to approve the United States application for membership in Copenhagen on June 1.
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Boston High School Meet Could Diminish Harvard Contention
The Boston meet will run on Saturdays and clash with Harvard. Out of town schools and big academies will still draw top performers to the Stadium. Exeter’s chances dim as Williams is out with measles while Teschner and Worthing had been expected to contribute at least 16 points.
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Race entries loom for 600 mile auto tour to Pacific coast
Boston motorists back from Indianapolis report the 600 mile international race a great event. Sixteen cars are entered for the July 1 start from Indianapolis to the Pacific coast with makers including American Henderson Stutz Marion Premier Haynes and Me arland among others. National reliability run set for July 11 19 from Minneapolis to Glacier Park station with A A A president Laurens Enos and executive chairman A G Batchelder invited to participate.
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