New World's Record at Prep School Meet
A Boston College Preparatory School indoor meet at the college gym on James Street produced a world record and several close finishes. Tufts star Lucas cut 25s off Newton 189% mark to win the potato race in 32s flat. Harry Jordan set a 8s flat 20-yard dash from scratch, while McVicar led Grant late in a fast 88-yard title. Multiple heats and finals across 25, 220, and 440-yard events highlighted a spirited program with many local schools competing.
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Boston College Preparatory School
College Gymnasium
James Treet
Charles P.J. Lucas
Tufts College
Newton
Lucas
Harry Jordan
Brighton
Harry Kane
Dick Grant
Harvard
Illiam H. McVicar
Dorchester
New England
McVicar
Grant
eVicar
John Riley
J. W. Spencer
W. J. Chesterman
F. A. Murray
Ay He
Bresterman
J. Bowen
Pers
J. Corcoran
J. Freedman
Boston Latin
C. F. Jenks
Roxbury Latin
H. J. Burns
Boston
Boaoneaberg
School
D. B Watson
Roxbury
Lege Preparatory School
Ettwo
Ty Ww
Creat
English Gh
J. Hopgood
Dorchester High
English High
G& BF
W. F. Dempsey
B. Ee
J. F. Dooley
M. P. Hayes
B. Walsh
F. Dooley
Rai
J. Morse
Wiatertown
Twe Wetteee
W. J. Zuck
College
J. Trainor
J. A. Dowdoorenen
J. Murphy
J. Barsheight
Hillside
J. Tantie
Tutts Colleges
Cambridgeport
Laas
Colony
Cal
Boston College
Trainor
Brennan
Dowd
Chesterman
Spencer
McMahon
Sallivey
Immaculate da
Ors
Boys’ Sodality
Abos Wee Ee Cahallan
Kelly
Magee
Volkmann
Somerville High
Medford High
Yale and Harvard Plan Dual Track Meet for May Twenty seventh
New Haven March 7 semi official report Yale and Harvard athletic leaders met in Springfield to discuss a dual track meet for the coming season. Yale will propose dates May 10 or 17 for Yale California meet and the May 27 track meet with the same events and rules as the five year agreement. Harvard and Yale officials outlined participants and the contest format while admissions and logistics were reviewed.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
University of California
California
Vermont Association of Boston Banquet at Parker House
The annual Vermont Association of Boston banquet was held informally at the Parker House with about six members present. Judge Edgar J. Sherman presided and Colonel Albert Clarke delivered impromptu remarks.
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The
Vermont Association of Boston
Parker House
Edgar J. Sherman
Albert Clarke
Tailored suits and wool costumes headline sale
Styles are comparatively new with taffeta drop shirt prices reduced from $22.50 $30.00 and $35.00 to $12.75. Sale closes soon as garments move rapidly.
Many Bad Checks Said to Mrs Walworth
Stoneham March 7 Chief Green reports a prisoner held at Middlesex County jail East Cambridge a woman named Helen Walworth in Melrose since last October charged with larceny for passing checks that were later protested Police traced her to 28 Walton Park Melrose where she posed as a woman of means and used well dressed showy appearances to obtain small overpayments from shopkeepers in nearby towns. The Melrose police eventually forced entry after a telephone tip confirmed her presence. Her defense claims the checks were received in good faith.
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Stoneham
Green
Middlesex County
East Cambridge
Woburn
Melrose
Helen Walworth
Walton Park
Lowell
Hese
Chief Green
Chief Reed
Stage Matters As Boston theaters announce upcoming renewals
The Columbia Theatre reopens Monday under A H Chamberlyn with Morocco Bound for a week or two before a New York run. Park Theatre likely dark next week for Cap of Fortune rehearsals. Multiple casts and stars including Margaret Dale, Ida Conquest, Nannette Comstock, De Wolf Hopper and Olga Nethersole are noted with various engagements and tours planned for Boston in coming weeks.
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Columbia Theatre
A. H. Chamberlyn
New York
Park Theatre
Margaret Dale
John Drew
Ida Conquest
Boston
Miss Conquest
Alfred J. Edwards
Ethel Strickland
Wiie
Penn
Pratt
Billa Proctor Otis
East Lynne
Lady Isabel
Mme. Vine
Miss Otis
de Wolf Hopper
E. R. Reynolds
Mr. Pickwick
Robert Marshall
Hollis
London
Guy Standing
Gray Grand Opera
Lowdoin Square Theatre
Grand Opera House
J. K. Emmett
Lottie Gilson
Outpost
Bijou
Cavalleria Rusticana
Finafore
Clara Lane
Frida Riecci
Castle Square
Kathryn Kidder
Boston Theatre
Molly Pitcher
Dodo
Tremont
the Park
Henry Irving
Opera Season Opens at Boston Theatre With Metropolitan Cast
The opera season begins Monday at the Boston Theatre with the Metropolitan Opera House company from New York led by Maurice Grau. Advance sales are breaking records and indicate full houses for all six nights plus Wednesday and Saturday matinees, so early applications are advised to secure seating and good vantage for any performance.
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Messrs
von Bandrowski
Andres Perello de Segurola
Luigi Tavecchia
Emilio de Marchi
Albert Reiss
Maurice Declery
Boston
Mme. Seygard
Damrosch Opera Company
Metropolitan Opera Company
Boston Theatre
Metropolitan
Pera House
New York
Maurice Grau
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Lawrence McCarty
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Browning Sisters
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Miss Maud Campbell
Johnnie Anteley
Hollis and
Howard
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Joe Bowering
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Greta Risley
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Oxford
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Holcomb & Curtis
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Dogs & Monkeys
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Doty & Coe
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Anna Chance
Parras Brothers
J. A. Grabtree
Imorocco
Burton Holmes
Siberia
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al Shean
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Nat M. Wis
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Nelson
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Russell
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Maud Campbell
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Antonio Panfillo
Sam Furst
Yankee Whittler
Nickelodeon
Frank C. Bostock
Great Animal Arena
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National Supply CO
Temple PL
J. Daily
Mgr
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Boston Museum
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Matinee
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Ihuman Hearts
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Famous Sextette
Isaac B. Rich
Ellen Terry
Shylock
Waa Eace
Irving Portia
Helen Terry
Belle Veola
Old Howard
James Thornton
Jones
Grant and Jones
Leo Cervalto
Powers Brothers
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Arminta
Marvelles
Monroe
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Bingham
Gayety
Orient
Austin Stone S. Mt
Ror
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Haymarket
Imoxie
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Cyclorama
Madame Pianki
Hermann Weedon
Bonavita
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