Seniors Win Relay Race At Harvard Winter Carnival
The Harvard senior relay team defeated the freshman squad in the final event at Soldiers Field. Key runners Willcox Minot Teschner and Feeney led the winning charge. Bill Meanix captured the one yard hurdle in 6 15 seconds and Babbitt won the pole vault handicap at 11 feet 6 inches.
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Dr F J Sexton sues Harvard for salary
Dr Frank J Sexton of Brookline sues President Lowell and the Fellows of Harvard College for $2000 in a Suffolk Superior Court suit. He alleges a contract to coach Harvard baseball teams and says he was to receive $3000 a year, but was paid $2100 for 1913 with $900 still due.
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British Navy Seen As US Savior In Dorchester Talk
James Mott Hallowell, chairman of the Massachusetts Branch of the League to Enforce Peace, told Dorchester Board of Trade members last night that the United States owes its existence to the British navy. He warned that without British protection, a Prussian submarine victory could let Germany base in Mexico and use submarines to wipe out American shipping, while airships could devastate American cities.
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James Mott Hallowell
Massachusetts
League
Dorchester Board of Trade
Mr. Hallowell
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Germany
Mexico
Dunn resigns as Willys-Overland vice president
Toledo March meeting of the Willys-Overland Co board announced H. T. Dunn, vice president, will resign effective May 1, 1917. John N. Willys stated Dunn must dedicate his time to Fisk Rubber and Federal Rubber ventures, as he also serves as president of those firms due to rapid growth and future plans.
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Hevumpaa Wins Bout With Michailoff At Opera House
Hevumpaa takes the final bout of the Ladies Night program at the Grand Opera House by winning the first and third falls against Michailoff. Hevumpaa dominated the first and third falls, with the second fall lasting 5 minutes 30 seconds. The night also featured Joe Willis beating James Conrad in the semi final after losing the first fall, plus Munson substituting for Abouhyatt in a scheduled match that was not completed. An exhibition by Earle Lemle and Cyclone Burns closed the program with no falls.
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Joe Munson
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B C H Loses to Commerce in Dual Meet
High School of Commerce defeated Boston College High 60 to 28 at the East Armory yesterday. Mullen of Commerce won shot put and hurdles, while Boston College High’s Mullen led the 600 yard dash sprint to the tape. Tieberforb won the 60 yard dash for Commerce with several top placers across events.
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Wollaston Golfer Wins At Pinehurst
Pinehurst, N C March 1 The spring golf tournament narrowed to semi finals with Norman Maxwell Aronimink Philadelphia Robert Hunter Weeburn EB C Beall Uniontown and G J Murphy Wollaston Club advancing to face each other in the semis tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
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Uniontown
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Wollaston Club
Dartmouth interscholastic indoor track meet promises keen contest
Hanover N H March 1 With a strong entry list assured the Dartmouth interscholastic indoor track meet to be held Saturday afternoon promises unusually keen competition Lawrence Academy Lawrence High School Lynn English High School Hebron Academy and Needham High School are among the many schools bidding for the point trophy.
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Former Mayor Glines Dies in Somerville at 69
Edward Glines, longtime Somerville mayor and wealthy coffee merchant, died at his home on Highland Avenue. A native of Somerville, he was the city's first native to serve as mayor and later held seats in both houses of the state legislature.
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Mr. Glines
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Good pay means health argues for wage law
Professor Carroll W. Doten of MIT defended extending the minimum wage commission at Ford Hall. He argued higher pay improves health and efficiency, citing lower infant mortality for children of higher wage earners, and that enforcement would weed out unfair, inefficient practices.
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Drugs Conquer Curran Again In Court
Jed H Curran, earlier deemed cured by attorney John J Cronin, again falls to drug habit. In Municipal Court Judge Parmenter orders $1000 bail for hearing Tuesday as Curran refuses representation and attempts to flee, dropping cocaine on Howard Street. Curran previously faced probation after Cronin recommended a cure, but returned to use within weeks.
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Battery Men Out At Middlesex Gymtry Drill
A dozen candidates for pitcher and catcher positions reported yesterday in the cage at the new Middlesex school gymnasium following a call from Faculty Coach Wendell Phillips Raymond, former Brown University catcher.
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Britton and Robson End In Welter Draw In Lawrence
Tommy Robson of Maldenheff and Jack Britton of New York tied after 12 lively rounds at Unity Cycle A C in Lawrence. The crowd set a record attendance as officials clashed over refereeing before William Morton of New York was chosen.
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McCarthy Rivers Draw In Ten Round Bout At North Shore A C
Gloucester’s Joe Rivers and Roxbury’s Pat McCarthy fought ten fast rounds for a draw at North Shore A C in Beverly March 11. McCarthy pressed the action while Rivers offered steady defense in a strong, balanced contest.
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Houdini at Lexington Stag Smoker Tonight
Houdini the world’s wonder appears at the Lexington Town Hall for the second stag smoker hosted by the Lexington Athletic Association. Stunts are featured alongside acts Sib Minute Boys quintette and Kendall as additional attractions.
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