Harvard Makes Small Showing in Mott Haven Trials
New York May not clear. Intercollegiate amateur championship trials on Columbia Field opened amid soggy track and quagmire infield. Pennsylvania led with Kraenzlein in four events and strong showings by Prinstein and others. records fell in hammer and shot put while many finals promised exciting finishes tomorrow.
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Mott Haven
New York
Columbia Field
Manhattan Field
Pennsylvania
A.C. Kraenstein
Prinstein
Syracuse
Jarvis
Princeton
Kraenzlein
F. Beck
Yale
J.C. McCracken
A. P. Law
California
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McCracken
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Ira
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Meyer ‘Prinstein
D. Young
Cornell
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Columbia
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J. J. Moynihan
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Tria
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A. Coleman
D. S. Horton
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Thrott
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W. Towers
Incke
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A. ©. Streneiein
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Rice
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Tones
New Kors ‘University
N. C. Carroll
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Klaw
Hare
Country Club race meeting opens with rich two mile and steeplechase card
Opening day features flat and country races led by a mile back event at 3 pm with Weary Willie and The Shrew among six starters. Entries include Liberal Meddler and Hawarden, plus several Clyde and Goelet entries in three quarters and hurdle races. A large crowd is expected for a program totaling four stakes, with Myopia and Country steeplechase events drawing strong fields.
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Country Club
Weary Willie
Clement N. Williams
Philadelphia
Harry W. Smith
the Shrew
W. C. Hayes
Robert Goellet
Harvard
B. B. Clyde
Dougin
Jess
Cosmopolitan
Morris Park
Parachute
Golden Buckle
Trillion
Decameron
Red Pat
Mr. Chambler
Myopia
Hunters
Latitude
Fifield
Higbee
Clyde Stables
Clement N Williams
Seeeey
Witte
B. F. Clyde
Wat Tlard
Eesees
Robert Joelet
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Tat Grandisco
Clyde
Candia
Seeetthec
Harry Ww
Sith
Geoe Keone
G. Tower
Bamy
van Fox
Ivan Fox
Wee Pagal
Odeehalé
Harvard Varsity Crew Rests Second Boat Likely To Row Again
First crew rowed yesterday and will continue in the same order. The second crew did not row and rests today. They moved up the Charles in fours with bow pair coached on the up trip and stern pair on the return. Storrrow supervised the full row from the launch.
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Harvard
Storrrow
Harvard Freshman Crew Heads to Worcester for Meet
The Harvard freshman rowing team departs for Worcester led by coach Dee Mor Goodrich and N W Bilton with stroke Roberts and crew members Ayer McGrew Graydon Wistwell James Switzer Hartwell and coxswain Litchfield. The race is set for the afternoon.
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Worcester
Harvard
Lenoir
Tourand
Cester
Dee Mor Goodrich
James
Switzerbow
Hartwell
Litchfeld
Omega Oil Soothes Rough Skin and Aches
Omega Ol is praised as a versatile remedy for rough red skin sunburn chafing tired arms weak backs and aching legs. It is described as the most soothing comforting product for sore itching turning swollen tender feet with claims that it never burns blisters or reddens the skin and can be used freely and often.
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Omega Ol
Andover Cyclists Dominate Two Mile Dual Meet
Tate led a two mile race at Charles River Park where Andover and Exeter cyclists competed for points toward the June 2 dual meet. Andover, with a stronger team, secured first and third while Exeter’s W H Fisher T W Brown and L Snyder scored. Sherwin Armstrong Baxter represented Andover as Brown faded on the last lap after an early sprint, leaving Exeter with a single rider able to finish with pace.
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Peida
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Armstrong
Ter
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Exeter
Concord High School Wins New Hampshire Interscholastic Meet
Concord High School finished first with 60 points at the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association meet held in Concord. Nashua High School and Newport’s Richards High School followed, with Pinkerton Academy disqualified after a best man’s performance. Individual stars Swazey and Perkey led the events as records fell in the half mile and pole vault.
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N. H
New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association
Concord ‘High School
Ith
Ichards High School
Newport
Nashua High School
New Hampton Literary Institution
Manchester Igh School
Colby Academy
New London
Pinkerton Academy
Derry
Pinkerton
Swazey
Perkey
Croker's Horse Wins Fitzwilliam Stakes at Meeting
London race day reports Croker's Manhattan Boy won the Fitzwilliam stakes with jockey L Reiff aboard. Reiff also rode Gereon to win the corporation stakes on the same day at the meeting.
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Manhattan Boy
Reiff
London
Croker
L. Reiff
Corporation
Gereon
Har riman to meet Travis in Metropolitan final
Herbert Harriman and Walter Travis won their Metropolitan golf championship matches to set up a final for the next year's honors Harriman defeated Kenneday in a hard fought comeback while Travis dominated Watson in a convincing 6 up 4 to play victory Norris beat Seeley Harriman beat Graham in the morning and Kenneday edged Douglas in a long match plus a best ball foursome event was played among clubs.
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New York
Herbert M Harriman
Walter J. Travis
Findlay Douglas
Allan Kenneday
Watson
Travis
Norris
Seeley
Harriman
Graham
Kenneday
Douglas
Escissese
Krenneday
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Statement on La Gloria colony prospects by W A Merrow
W A Merrow of East Lexington Massachusetts asserts in Boston that the La Gloria colony is sound and promising. He claims no land company ties beyond his 20 acres of La Gloria and cites extensive personal investigation and a four hour meeting with a Gen Wood representative as basis for optimism.
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la Gloria
New England
Boston
Wood
Braeburns Defeat Local Club on West Newton Links
The Braeburns beat the local club today at West Newton by 14 to 11. Mr. Chadwick of the Vesper Club marked the second round in 40, two under the course bogie score.
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Braeburns
West Newton
Chadwick
Vesper Club
Oakley Second Team Dominates Salem Country Club Match
Oakley seconds crushed Salem Country Club on the Watertown links with C. T. Russell starring by defeating Tyler Morse of Salem by ten points. The report lists multiple match results from the May handicap tournament for Class A, including round-by-round progress and several defaults.
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Oakley
Salem Country Club
Watertown
Salem
C. T. Russell
Tyler Morse
G. Allen
L. T
Smith
R. B. Liams
Lord
Coulthurst
J. M. Hanwell
A. Evans
H. L. Sewall
C. L. Travelli
J. M. Hunnewell
B. F. Harding
F. H. Kendrick
Samuel Carr
Be Cc.Tower
H. &. Allen
S. H. Smith
C. Iavelli
W. Lord
H. L. Bowden
B.C. Tower
F. M. Kendrick
B. C. Tower
Russell
Mrs. Greenough
Gertrude Hubbard
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