Stone School to Row Cascadilla in dual meet on Lake Cayuga
ITHACA March 25 The question of Cascadilla School racing May 22 at Lake Cayuga with Stone School and Noble & Greenough of Boston is settled as a dual meet with Stone School as the opponent Noble & Greenough has not applied for permission Cascadilla prefers to race Stone School as in the past A May 8 race with Phillips Exeter Academy at Princeton is arranged as a precursor to the three corner Pennsylvania Princeton and Cornell clash Final word awaited Exeter has not yet granted travel clearance Leading rowers named from Watertown Waltham and Burlington
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Ithaca
N. Y
Cascadilla School
Lake Cayuga
Stone School
Noble & Greenough
Boston
Hown
Cascadilla
Phillips Exeter Academy
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Exeter
New Hampshire
Noble & Greenough to race Middlesex on Bateman's Pond Concord May 8
Noble and Middlesex crews will row a half mile race at Bateman's Pond Concord on May 8 after Middlesex declined a Charles River race. Rindge Tech will field a second crew to challenge Middlesex second crew. Subsequent races include Middlesex vs Choate May 15 and first and second crews vs Philips Exeter May 22. Final race May 29 on the Charles features Pomfret and a Harvard freshman four.
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Noble & Greenough
Middlesex School
Bateman’s Pond
Concord
Charles River
Back Bay
Noble
Middlesex
Rindge Tech
Choate School
Wallingford
Crowded Start for Boston Area Schoolboy Rowing Teams
Six crews from Boston College High, High School of Commerce, Boston Latin, and English High practiced in the upper Charles River Basin while Stone and Noble & Greenough rowed in the lower basin. Interest in rowing is high with many newcomers. English High has multiple crews led by captain James Santonesso as the only veteran. Veterans appear at Boston Latin and Commerce squads with strong rowers.
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Boston College High
High School of Commerce
Boston Latin
English High School
Charles River
Stone and Noble & Greenough
James Santonesso
Middlesex School Selects First Four Rowers for Spring
Concord March 25 The Middlesex School rowing candidates selected the first four with J H P Howard Jr at bow and Meyer stroking the four. Grown No 38 Hagerman No 2 Pierson coxswain. Second four includes Pealestroke Baker W Mitchell Parker. Season opens April 28 with Sudbury and Assabet Club race to dedicate Bateman pond half mile course.
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Concord
Middlesex School
Bateman Pond
R. H. Howe
Harvard
J. H. P. Howard, Jr
California
Bow
Meyer
Grown
Hagerman
Howard
Pierson
Baker
W. Mitchell
Parker
Middlesex
Sudbury and
Assabet
Boston Chess Club Squares Off in Final Metropolitan Match
The Boston Chess Club faces Technology in the final Metropolitan Chess League match tonight. Wells Memorial clashes with the Y.M.A. Union at Wells Memorial, while Bay State meets Tufts in Medford in a busy program with Boston aiming for a near-clean slate.
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Boston Chess Club
MTT
Chess Club
Wells Memorial
Y. M. A. Union
Bay State
Tufts
Medford
Dean Academy Nine Has Bright Outlook
Franklin March 25 Coach Dan Sullivan of the Dean Academy baseball team has had a squad of men working out for weeks and last week played several short inning games. Only Captain Merritt remains as a veteran with prospects bright. Thirty nine candidates practiced yesterday with Kelley among the most promising twirlers.
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Franklin
Dan Sullivan
Dean Academy
Merritt
Kelley
Bescher Joins St Louis Nationals in Perritt Deal
Bob Bescher, outfielder for the New York Nationals, has joined the St. Louis Nationals completing the Perritt exchange. Miller Huggins confirmed receipt of Mc Graw’s telegram accepting the offer but listed no deal terms. Bescher trains with New York in Texas and is expected to join the Nationals for the preseason opener against the St. Louis Americans.
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Nationals
St. Louis Americans
Bescher
Boston Symphony at Harvard Sanders Theatre Concert
The Boston Symphony Orchestra gave the seventh Harvard concert last evening in Sanders Theatre with soloist Miss Ruth Deyo. The program featured Mozart Jupiter Symphony in C major, Tschaikowsky Piano Concerto No 1 in B flat minor, Academic Festival Overture Opus 80 by Brahms.
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Harvard
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Sanders Theatre
Ruth Deyo
Jupiter
Mozart
Tschaikowsky
Brahms
Tufts Shows Improvement in Baseball and Tennis Plans
Tufts coach Slattery led a light campus practice with high praise for the squad as Pete Proctor notes expected gains in fielding and hitting. The team faces the dental school freshmen in the first game, while tennis practice follows spring break with a schedule featuring Trinity Hartford MIT Holy Cross Bowdoin and Brown among others.
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Slattery
Tufts
Pete’ Proctor
Proctor
Hill School
Potstown
Penn
Dental School
Trinity
Hartford
Tufts College
Springfield
Springfeld
Holy Cross
Bowdoin
Brown
Providence
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Watertown
Norton
Leary
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Powers
Burlington
Walker
Fleming
Monroe
Arnold
Purdy
Regan
Burns
Pero
Brigham
Davis
Dean Academy Nine
Henderson Bros
Cambridge
Mass
Mass. Ave
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Petts-Vogel Co
Washington St
Cardinals
Giants
Perritt
ST. Louis
Bob Bescher
New York
Pittsburg Federals
Maurice F. Murphy
Worcester
Ee Lian
Morse
Morse Institution
House of Morse
New England
Morse’s
Washington Street
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