Harvard Triumph Over Yale In Crucial Baseball Clash
Harvard fans packed the Cambridge stadium as the Crimson defeated Yale 3 to 2 in a tense game. Hicks held Yale to four safeties with help from Bill Young, while Tommers shut Yale down over six innings. McLaughlin and Lanigan sparked Harvard’s early runs. McIntyre made a brilliant catch to rob Marshall. Harvard’s victory followed a tense day of rowing and festivities at Red Top and Broadview.
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Yale Freshman Eight Suffers Setback With Malaria
Yale's freshman eight suffers a second malaria case as John A. Appleton, stroke oar, is taken from the 1913 eight with illness. Tucker remains in hospital with malarial fever and may not row this season. Coach Kennedy reorgs the crew with Howe at stroke and Read moving into the eight.
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Wickersham Addresses Federal Control Debate in Chicago
Attorney General Wickersham left Washington to be absent about a week. He will speak tomorrow in Chicago before the Illinois State Bar Association on Federal Control of Stock and Bond Issues by Interstate Carriers.
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Resigning officer denies pressure over police exit
William 8 Workman a reserve officer at Station 11 resigned from the police force saying he acted of his own will and had no pending charges. On Sunday he helped arrest Harry J Flynn and William Flynn of 66 Columbia Road and George Roughan of 6 Pond Street Jamaica Plain after an auto wreck that injured Robert Burke assistant superintendent of schools. Police Commissioner O'Meara said the resignation was for personal reasons and not tied to the arrest.
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Lombard Is Sentenced in Framingham Forgery Case
John P. Lombard former town treasurer of Framingham pled guilty to forging town notes and larceny and faces sentencing at 9 30 a m before Judge William B Stevens in the East Came bridge Criminal Court on bail of 10000 dollars.
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