Harvard Crew Sets 21 40 Time Row On Thames
Harvard varsity rowed a time row about 21 40 on the Thames at Gale's Ferry Conn June 22. Crews practiced in choppy water with rough conditions. freshmen showed good prospects and four oared crew faced rough water but stayed on an even keel. New oars arrived from Donahue and were to be tested tomorrow as Harvard and Yale considered a short sprint challenge.
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Harvard
Gale’s Ferry
Conn
Varsity
Greenough
Roberts
Donahue
Newburg
N. Y
Dr. Whitwell
San Francisco
Robert Herrick
L. Coleman
Arthur
Boston
Yale
Foster
Thames
Tilden
Stormy class day at Harvard fair dampened by rain
Rain disrupted Harvard class day events with crowds in University Yard. Seniors endured heat and wet chairs as 4000 lanterns were ruined and gatherings in Sanders Theatre shifted indoors, cancelling afternoon programs and altering plans. President Eliot rode out the downpour in crash trousers amid the dampened celebrations.
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University Hall
Muich
Sanders
Eliot
Yale Takes Long Stretches on Warm Day
Gale's Ferry Conn June 22 The Yale crews faced heat with breezes cooling them Each crew rowed about three quarters of an hour in long stretches The work was medium with little individual coaching and team order Auchincloss rested replaced by Sargent Visitors watched the rowing session
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YALE
Gale's Ferry
Conn
Auchincloss
Sargent
Solly Smith Disqualified in Close New York Fight
Joe Bernstein of New York fought Solly Smith of Los Angeles at the Broadway A C. After fourteen rounds Smith was disqualified for foul intent following a low body shot and a clinch in the final moments. Bernstein scored three knockdowns with rights to Smith’s jaw in the bout.
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New York
Joe Bernstein
Solly
Smith
Los Angeles
Broadway A. C
Bernstein
Good golf at Knollwood in New York feature finals
The Knollwood Country Club invitation tournament enters its second day with strong play for the president's and consolation cups. A tight match in the consolation round saw Ores BE Armstrong of Foxhills edge A De Compton of West Chester after five extra holes. Davis of Kewood fell to Tappin of West Brook, who then lost to Seeley of ee-Burn, making Seeley the finals favorite.
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New York
Knollwood Country Club
Ores BE. Armstrong
Foxhills
A. de Compton
West Chester
Davis
Kewood
Tappin
West Brook
Seeley
Senior Class Day Spreads Mark Damp Day at New Hall
Rain drenched the campus as seniors headed a procession after bouquet ceremonies. The statue exercises disappointed many as club spread events drew crowds, with Hasty Pudding and Pi Eta opt ad leading, while Beck Hall hosted the grand swell. Some informal spreads in dorms proved the most enjoyable, with groups hosting up to 150 guests across six or seven rooms. Names of social leaders from New York Boston and Chicago appeared on invitations.
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Delta Upsilon
Beck Fhfair
Old Hall
New York
Boston
Chicago
Br, Huston
H. L. Wwer
D. Farrington
S. FitzGerald
H. H. Fox
A. G. Fuller
BH. H. George
C. J. Harbeck
Conrad Hobbs
F. C. Kidner
S. W. Lewis
M. Lowery
E. Mallinckrodt, Jr
K. McG. Martin
Messrs
H. K. Boutwell
W. P. Eaton
C. R. Hayes
W. C. Heilman
A. B. Holden
C. A Howland, Jr
H. L. Hughes
G. C. Kimball
R. M. Mahoney
H. R. Mayo
H. W. Moses
L. Munson, Jr
C. 8. Oakman
W. G. Phippen
I. W. Gargent
H. B. Smith
S. B. Snow
S. B. Southworth
A. M. Toxzier
E. H Wheeler
Harvard Class Day In Sanders Theatre Amid Rain and Pageantry
Seniors at Harvard faced a rainy day as they staged a largely literary class day in Sanders Theatre with an Ivy oration by Murray Seasongood and an oration by Raynal Bolling. The event featured music, a statue ceremony thwarted by rain, and multiple private spreads across campus venues, including Pudding Club, Hemenway Gym, Randolph Hall, and various fraternity houses. The day mixed formal tributes, campus pageantry, and social gatherings despite showers, with notable attendees and celebratory gifts for class members.
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Dlays
Steward
Sanders Theatre
Harvard
Tfe
Walter Conrad Arensberg
Oakmont
Penn
Murray Seasongood
Aggie
Mott Haven
Seasongood
Bartlett Brooks
Pestae Ce Me
Omega Oil Promises Pain Relief with Regular Rubbing
Advertises Omega Oil as a universal remedy for aches in legs arms and all over the body. Claims rubbing toward the heart increases effectiveness and that larger pains require more oil and rubbing to disappear. Uses period tone and direct instruction for users.
Three Way 20 Mile Cycle Race Set at Charles River Park
Champion and Nelson join Burns Pierce in a three cornered 20 mile race against Jimmy Michael next Saturday at Charles River Park. Albert Champion and Johnny Nelson have deposited bets, with Pierce signaling readiness for a match if Michael agrees. The card also features novice and open sprints plus a five club pursuit team race.
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Jimmy Michael
Albert Champion
Johnny Nelson
Michael
Burns Pierce
Fierce
Charles River Park
Pierce
Nelson
John J. Donovan
Boston
Champion
Fall River
Iles River Park
Waltham
Metropolitan
Charles River Park Amusement Company
Massachusetts Supreme Pears
Lawraingchardson
Danvers
John Corcoran
Emerson Street
South Boston
William J. Corcoran
Tiger Roadsters
South Acton
Copley Square
Metrolitan
Antasket
Charlestown
Somerset
Colonial Social
Gece Club
Crest Grove Park
Waltham Athletic Park
Manchester
N. H
Harry Caldwell
Kent and
Ruel
Everett Ryan
Callahan and
Eckberg
Ryan
Webb
Caldwell
Johnnie Nelson
O. L. Pickard
Pickard
Bdward Taylor
Isville
Fred P. Kent
Kent
McEachern
McFarland
Tom Cooper
Frank Kramer
Vailsburg
No Home for Hanley Orphans Yachts In Hull Circuit
Four 25-foot cabin boats with H O monograms are excluded from the regular class due to Hanley rule confusion. Owners J Fred Brown William F Bache Charles Hayden and Charles Clapp sail Hanley Orphans and Hulls Own. Al Kyris shows speed in races at Quincy and Boston Light as the Hull Massachusetts Club plans weekly regattas and others offer cups for best season percentage.
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H. O
J. Fred Brown
William F. Bache
Charles Hayden
Charles Clapp
Hanley
Hull
Yacht Racing Association of Massachusetts
Hull-Massachusetts Club
Quincy
William F
Mr. Brown
New England
William C. Robinson
Hall Club
Algonquin Club
Quincy Yacht Club
Board of Judges
Hospital 1 Percent and Local Trades Highlight Odd Ad Text
A fragmentary newspaper notice mentions Hospital 1 Percent, a carpet sweeper provider, and a crew of experts ready for cases. It cites addresses at Franklin Street and Arch Street with unclear surrounding context.
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Solly Smith
Rel
Knollwood
David’. Ingraham
Anter St
Washington St
Opticians
Ingraham
M. Sheehy & CO
Sheehy
Victor
Quincy House Shoe
Lacy
Whelan & Mawhinney
Mr. Seasongood
Sriyan
Fogg
Holworthy
Fogg Art Museum
McCornick
Bill Burden
Nathan Egbert
Chadbourne
Marshal Burden
Weadleigh
William Burden
H. L. Higginson
Beck Lawn
W. Bliss
F. O. Byrd
F. R. Childs
Cochrane
T. Crimmins
Massachusetts
C. L. Adams
W. C. Arensberg
R. M. Baxter
E. C
BE. Eb, Sargeant
H. G. Schleiter
M. Seasongood
W. N. Seaver
W. L. Shaw
I’. Simonds
H. A. Wadleigh
J. P. White
S E. Williams
G. J. Wright
James Brice
Hasty Pudding Club
Holyoke Street
Randolph Hall
C. JL. Adams
C. F. Bacon
R. B. Bedford
B. F. Bell
J. Brewer
A. B. Chandler
A. A. Cobb
B. Cox
W. W. Dixon
C. G. FitzGerald
E. 8. Foster
W. A. Hosley
C. Humphrey
G. Manierre
J. A. Rockwell
K. Sherburne
L. G. O. Smith
E. J. Whittier
R. B. Wiggin
G. H. Wilder
K. F. Wirt
Theta Delta Chi Club
Trowbridge Street
G. W. Billings
R. D. Crane
O. D. Crilly
W. P. Everts
E. B. Hillard
H. W. Mason
C. S. White
T. H. Whitney
Kappa Gamma Chi
Holden Chapel
F. P. Bennett, Jr
A. L. Dean
G. P
Susie Risteen
Edith New Porter
Ethel Burton
Miss MacVane
Air
Stewart
George Stoddard
Isses Davenport
Brookline
Leagitt
Miss Gray
Providence
Miss Tillinghast
Ellaapeth Lawrence
Groton
Vaale Richardean
Cambridge
Miss Eelock
Newton
Cinta
Beck
F. R. Sears, Jr
Maree
Nanaia Win
Fap Croft Whit
Gist Masombes
Marion Fenno
Thage
Chester H. Graves & Sons
Rome
G. O. Ee
G. O. Taylor
Tne
Abel
Omega Oil
Revanga
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