Dartmouth Looks Like Intercollegiate Winner in New England Meet
Dartmouth eyes a dominant showing at the New England Intercollegiate Athletic Association meet at Tech field Brookline. Coach John W Bowler brings a strong green squad with standout sprinters Sherman Hawley and analysts expect close battles for second with Tech Amherst Williams and Brown highly ranked. Weather and injuries could influence outcomes but the Green are favored to score heavily across sprints distance and field events.
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Brookline
Dartmouth
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Boston
Amherst
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Tech
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Brown
Frank H. Briggs
Harry A. Adams
Worcester
Thomas F. Riley
South Boston
N. A. Sherman
J. B. Hawley
Sherman
Penn
Harvard
R. R. Pond
Maine
J. P. Hartigan
W. T. West
C. W. Gram
John Mayhew
W. F E. Robson
Wesleyan
H. B. Ballard
Bowdoin
Hartigan
Hawley
W. E. Robson
A. I. Kelley
A. H. Alexander
W. D. Evans
H. W. Faraday
Evans
B. Stevens
W. C. Lelisbury
H. W. Blackburn
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C. H. Bean
R. L. Carns
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Barstow
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D. C. Pond
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H. H. Howland
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Shaw
Mayhew
Horrox
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Smith
Stevens
E. R. Palmer
H. A. Rapelye
E. Stuart
Atwater
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Taylor
J. A. Gray
G. Schobinger
Kent
Morrill
Orr
Fy A
Jencks
Deming
Schobinger
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Burton
B. C. Morrill
H. H. Burton
Kilbourn
F. Moore
F. J. Johnson
C. K. Pevear
H. O. Smith
Warren
L. P. Nisbet
Walden
Kirby
Honey Mellody Aims for Paris as Willie Lewis Struts Fame
The piece reports Honey Mellody considering a Paris trip while Willie Lewis contemplates a quick return to America. Paris news paints Lewis as the dominant boxing figure, with Stan ton dethroned by Lewis and referred to as Paree’s top champion. Honey aims to arrive before Lewis escapes Paris.
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Paris
Willie Lewis
Paree
America
Lewis
Mellody
Walter Stanton
Bill Papke
Armory
A. A
W. Lewis
Stanton
Sam McVey
Tommy Burns
Honey
Charlestown
Boulevard Montmartre
New York
Soakem News Notes Crunches Quirky Olympic Banter
A fragmented column mentions Mike Regan in the bleachers and a peanut vendor, with jests about Washington’s team and Noah Brusso. It notes Charley Hickman occupying space, a peanut hurling winner Good dove, and Finnish Olympians disguising themselves to avoid detection.
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Sandy
Mike Regan
Department of Ancient
Washington
Noah Brusso
Charley Hickman
Finland
Olympic Games Notes on Uncle Bunk’s London Walk
Uncle Bunk reaches Jamaica Plain during a record breaking walk to London having covered two miles in 16 hours. He remains in the brewery belt as Dr Green of the Rex Sox is touted as a contender.
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Bunk
Jamaica Plain
London
Dr. Green
Rex Sox
Uncle Bunk
George L
Lizette
Merry Widow
Rude Waddell
Sidney X
Bedelia N
Harry
Tom K
Worcester
Harvard Baseball Sets Sail for Princeton Tigers Contest
Harvard baseball team travels to Princeton to face the Tigers in the second championship contest. The squad leaves by Merchants' Limited tonight, stays at Murray Hill Hotel, and reaches Princeton before noon tomorrow.
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Harvard Baseball Nine
Princeton
Tigers
Merchants’ Limited
New York
Murray Hill
Oddball Reader Letters Spark Rustic Weathered Wit
A string of eccentric reader letters pokes at sports, fashion, timing, and oddball theories. The chatter names humorous figures and quips about cassowaries, hourglasses, and a Worcester manager, with playful misdirections and mock debates.
Harvard Lacrosse at Columbia Today
The Harvard lacrosse team travels to New York to face Columbia in the northern intercollegiate contest this afternoon. The lineup likely includes Parker Cobb Sheip Smith Vance Alexander Downer Wentworth Cochrane Thompson Crandall Goepper and Goepper.
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Harvard
New York
Columbia
Parker
Cobb
Schoolboy Athletics Report Shows Wide Range Of Action
English High School rode Oster gren for 17 hits while fielding cleanly in a busy note. Banlaree Pratt of Volkmann is out with measles after moving to tennis. Graveson of Newton High fanned 15 in a trial as pitcher. Melrose High star McMullen is out with a leg injury. River crews were idle due to wind. Melrose eyes Suburban tennis title with a string of victories. No course ready for the schoolboy golf championship with Brae-Burn hosting restrictions.
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Pratt
Volkmann
McMullen
Melrose
Melrose High
Lewiston Triumphs 7 1 as Atlantic League Disbands
In Newport Rhode Island on May 21 Lewiston beat Newport 7 to 1 in a loosely played game that marked the Atlantic League's end. After the contest the league secretary announced formal disbanding though Newport plans to continue as an independent club.
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Newport
R. I
Lewiston
R.H.E. Lewiston
Monahan
Mulvey
Delaney and
Larkin
O'Rourke
Wonderland Dress Rehearsal Prepares for Friday Opening
Last night a dress rehearsal for Wonderland involved 450 employees led by Assistant General Manager Eugene I Perry. 60 cashiers wore pink gowns and mortar boards while guards wore blue and rides staff in black with braid trim. Attaches at Hell Gate and the chutes wore sailor rig, police in blue uniforms. Opening is set for Saturday.
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Wonderland
Eugene I. Perry
Hell Gate
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