Three Big Boats Race Today in Glen Cove Series
New York May 22 The second race in the Glen Cove series for 90-footers to start at noon tomorrow will see Constitution line up with Reliance and Columbia. Constitution fixed after City Island damage and cleaned underbody, racing trim. Prospects of a three cornered thriller excite yachtsmen if conditions are favorable. A veteran cup hand rates Reliance the finest 90 footer, while Constitution remains an unknown speedwise. The report notes past Newport results and light airs a key factor in the outcome.
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New York
Constitution
Reliance
Columbia
City Island
Newport
Clyde Yachtsmen Staggered by Reliance’s Fine Performance
Leading Clyde yachtsmen cruising in the vicinity were surprised by cables detailing the Reliance’s strong showing against the Columbia on Long Island Sound yesterday. Newsboys’ rush on arrival this morning followed, and the consensus among sailors is that the new American boat is a tougher rival than earlier reports suggested.
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Lamilash
Clyde
Columbia
Long Island Sound
Lipton Fleet Prepares to Sail for United States
Glasgow dispatch reports Sir Thomas Lipton will send four vessels to the United States May 28, two days ahead of schedule, with the squadron expected to reach American waters later this season.
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Glasgow
Sir Thomas Lipton
United States
College Cyclists Hurt in Two Mile Race Mixup
In Worcester on May 22 A I Davenport of the University of Maine was badly injured in a final heat wreck during the New England intercollegiate games. Eight were severely bruised. Davenport broke his right collar bone and was taken to City Hospital. The race was won by I W Schmidt of Wesleyan with a time of 6m 58.5s Tsurta M I T was second Coulter Brown third Lysett fourth. Lysett rejoined Davenport's wheel to finish.
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A. IX
Davenport
University of Maine
Brown
Brown University
Lysett
Trinity
City
I. W. Schmidt
Wesleyan
KK. Tsurta
Coulter
Edward I Kelley Surprised by Friends at East Boston Store
Edward I Kelley a popular East Boston businessman was surprised by a large gathering at his 40 Maverick street store last night. As red and blue lights lit the street he was ushered inside where George A Cooke of the ferry department presented a marble clock valued at 100 dollars as a gift from his friends.
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Edward I. Kelley
Boston
Maverick Street
Mr. Kelley
George A. Cooke
Ferry Department
Kelley
Oogah Wallahs
Sumner Fishing Club
The
Protective Order of Elks
Sumner Associates
League of American Wheelmen
Order of Fagies
Ward 2 Democratic Committee
Fast Work at Readville Exposes Racing Cars on Track
Readville afternoon trials saw Fosdick Ruswell and Bement push fast miles on cars. Fosdick, aiming to beat Skinner in a match race, posted the day’s fastest time. Ruswell logged strong miles before clutch issues slowed him. Bement also showed solid pace with several miles in 1 46 noon. Clarkson to pitch for Harvard with Bob Kernan behind the plate.
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Readville
Harry Fosdick
Mr. Skinner
J. L. Ruswell
C. H. Bement
Noon
Clarkson
Harvard
Bob Kernan
Harvard Plays Princeton At Soldiers Field Today
Harvard and Princeton meet at Soldiers Field in Cambridge for a cross bat matchup this afternoon. The game features two storied programs with strong pitching and hitting threats on both sides. Fans expect a tight contest as they clash for regional bragging rights.
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Harvard
Princeton
Soldiers Field
Cambridge
Tufts and Amherst Open Tennis Tourney On Medford Courts
Tufts and Amherst opened their intercollegiate tennis tourney at College Hill courts in Medford with each school taking a victory.
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Tufts
Amherst
College Hill
Medford
Harvard Meets Yale Today in Dual Track Meet
Harvard 48 strong travels from Cambridge to New Haven for the annual dual track meet with Yale. The squad faces a stern test as key competitors are absent and Princeton looming, butHarvard aims to contest every event for points and hopes Kernan’s absence won’t doom the Crimson.
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Cambridge
New Haven
Yale
Crimson
M. T. Lightner
W. A. Schick
I. Grilk
M. Y. Perkins
J. E. Haigh
R. Oveson
R. Robeson
C. A. Barnard
FE. M. Murphy
R. E. Crane
W. B. Jordan
D. R. Ayres
R. B. Gring
EK. M. Sawyer
A. Robeson
A. Derby
P. Dana
John Graham
J. H. Converse
Starvard
Converse
Kernan
Princeton
Clarkson
Bauer
Colwell
Franchot
Tingley
Robinson
Burke
Schoenfuss
Glass
Walsh
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