Country's Greatest College Athletes to Compete in Stadium Today
The Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America opens at Harvard Stadium with top contenders from Cornell Yale Stanford Pennsylvania and other schools. Event-by-event, records may fall as 13 programs feature trials finals and relentless competition.
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Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America
Harvard
Jack Moakley
Cornell
Johnny Mack
Yale
Dad Moulton
Leland Stanford
Pooch Donovan
George Orton
Pennsylvania
Harry Hillman
Dartmouth
Steve Farrell
Michigan
Walter Christie
California
Art Smith
Maine
Johnny Magee
Bowdoin
Today’s Events at Harvard Stadium Schedule
Events listed for Harvard Stadium include activities at 4:10 4:25 4:45 and an 8:00 pm start. no additional details. The page notes today’s timetable but lacks event names or participants.
Jumpers chase titles in sprint and hurdle events
Athletes compete in a program of events including 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 440 yard run 120 yard hurdles and 220 yard hurdles. Field events feature shot put pole vault high jump hammer throw and broad jump as part of a track meet.
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Ted Meredith
Pennsylvania
Muray
California
Guy Leadbetter
Bowdoin
Boston
F. K. Foss
Cornell
Penn
Arthur Duffey
Georgetown
Bernie Weters
Craig
Michigan
Patterson
Pennsy
Teschner
Harvard
Yale
Rice
Maine
Nichols
Harry Worthington
Dartmouth
Smith
Murray
Leland Stanford
Meredith
Willcox
Wilson
Potter
Gubb
Savage
Rugged Boat Faces Brown in 12 Round Title Bout
Tonight at Commercial A C Mickey Brown of Malden meets Young Solzberg of New York in a likely full 12 round war. Solzberg debuts here and has boxed top contenders, while Brown eyes a possible future match with Kid Williams. Undercard features Jim McDonald vs Carlo Armstrong in eight rounds and Bill Casey vs Joe Camp plus Kid French vs Johnny Emery. Club president says office at 28 School Street will be open 9 to 6 daily.
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A. C
Mickey Brown
Malden
Young Solzberg
New York
Brown
Salzberg
Kid Williams
Frankie Burns
Louisiana
Pat Moore
Coulon
Boston
Eddie Coulon
New Orleans
Jim McDonald
Carlo Armstrong
Bill Casey
Joe Camp
Kid French
Johnny Emery
School Street
Shifts Made in Harvard Crew
Harvard second varsity rowers saw key position changes. A. W. Pope and J. W. Middendorf earned spots in the second varsity shell after illness moved H. S. Middendorf up to first varsity and K. B. G. Parson retired. Pope moved to No. 6, Middendorf’s brother took No. 5, shifting T. K. E. Stebbins to No. 4. Fr. W. Bush was replaced as B boat captain by M. Wiggin due to illness.
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Harvard
A. W. Pope
J. W. Middendorf
Taylor
H. S. Middendorf
K. B. G. Parson
Pope
Middendorf
T. K E. Stebbins
Fr. W. Bush
New York
M. Wiggin
Didier to Race at Revere Tomorrow
Leon Didier the flying Frenchman makes his first regular season appearance at the Revere cycle track tomorrow night. He clashes with George Wiley and Robby Walthour in a 25 mile motor paced race after finishing behind the winner in the beach oval opener on April 19 and then training hard to regain form.
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Leon Didier
Revere
George Wiley
Robby Walthour
Didier
Beach Oval
Pirates Shut Out Dodgers In Final Game
Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 5 to 0 in the final game of the series. Miller limited the Dodgers to three hits as Pirates batting consecutive hits off Dell and Appleton produced four runs in each of the first five innings.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Miller
Dell
Appleton
Pirates
Carey
W. Johnston
Wagner
Hinchman
Schultz
Barner
Ely
Knabe
Wilson
Hy. Myers
Daubert
Stengel
Mowrey
Cutshaw
O'Mara
Meyers
J. Johnston
Marquard
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Pittsburgee Dee Oo Ia
Barney
Freshmen Win Swim Meet at Radcliffe College
Radcliffe College four class swimming meet yesterday honors went to the freshmen. Juniors, seniors and sophomores followed in order with top individuals Alice Bryant leading juniors with 48 12 points Catherine Hodge senior had 47 1 2 points and Dorothy Jones sophomore 47 points.
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Radcliffe College
Alice Bryant
Catherine Hodge
Dorothy Jones
Smith Hall Captures Interdormitory Tennis Title
Smith Hall defeated Gore Hall 5 to 1 in the final to win the Harvard interdormitory tennis tournament. Stan Dish Hall had previously lost to both Gore and Smith.
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Smith Hall
Harvard
Gore Hall
Standish Hall
Gore
Smith
Hawthorne meet set for July with no gambling
Chicago on May 2. Sheriff John E. Treger announces racing will be allowed at the old Hawthorne track from July 15 to 29, but gambling is forbidden.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
John E. Treger
Cook County
Reds Beat Cubs 8 to 4 in Series Opener
Cincinnati took an 8 to 4 win over Chicago as Brown and McConnell drove in runs with timely hits. Mitchell allowed scattered hits and worked out of jams, while Chicago’s defense had a poor game and McCarthy also hit well.
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Cincinnati
Brown
McConnell
Chicago
Mitchell
McCarthy
Golf Tournament at Oakley Opens with Qualifying Round
The Oakley Golf and Country Club opens its tournament tomorrow with an 18 hole qualifying round. The 16 lowest gross scores advance to the first division and the 16 lowest net scores after excluding those already in the first division move to the second division. Medals will be awarded for lowest gross scores and trophies for lowest net. On Monday both divisions play the second round.
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The
Oakley Golf and Country Club
BC High Plans Fenway Park Showdown With Lawrence Academy
Boston College High School faces Lawrence Academy tomorrow at Fenway Park after a foggy plan to play at Walpole Street. BC High calls the game the toughest on its schedule and expects a strong challenge.
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Lawrence Academy
Boston College
Walpole Street
Fenway Park
B. C. High
High school baseball doubleheader moved to this afternoon
With many players marching in the Boston preparedness parade tomorrow the Lexington High versus Concord High game and the Arlington High versus Thayer Academy game scheduled for Saturday will be played this afternoon at Lexington and South Braintree respectively.
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Boston
Lexington High
Concord High
Lexington
Arlington High
Thayer Academy
South Braintree
BC Eagles blank Conn Aggies 18 to 0 in Alumni Field win
Boston College exploded after rest, beating the Connecticut Aggies 18 0 on Alumni Field. Manley gained three hits with Gill and Curry closing, while Mitchell Regan and Flynn powered the offense with multiple runs. Game called after eighth inning with BC ahead.
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Boston College
Connecticut Aggies
Alumni Field
Joe Curry
Bob Gill
Jack Mitchell
Jimmie Regan
Johnnie Manley
University Heights
Aggies
Po.a.e
Manpley
Charter
Gidea
Hopwood
Regain
Fellows
Manley
Gildea
Regan
Mitchell
Flynn
Fitzgerald
Dee
Donnelly
Curry
Gill
Trilden
Crowley
Fellows le
Trellows
Talbot
Brookline Defeats Newton 6-1 In Triangular League Game
Brookline High knocked Newton pitcher Dick Comick for 13 hits and six runs in four innings, winning 6 to 1 at Newtonville. Chet Arthur dominated on the mound for Brookline, allowing only six hits the entire game.
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Brookline High
Dick Comick
Newton
Newtonville
Chet Arthur
Brookline
Concord High Track Team to Duel Somerville Today
Concord High School track team captained by Komer Allen travels to Somerville for a dual track and field meet against local high school athletes this afternoon.
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Concord High School
Komer Allen
Somerville
Wealthy Town Dominates Brookline In Slow Pitched Bout
Wealthy Town leads Brookline early and wins by a lopsided score as Arthur, O Hearne, and Threshie pace the offense. Bryson makes a notable catch off Johnson drive. McNamara and Marshall field well. Brookline gathers two runs on balls and hits before surrendering. Lally Kendrick O Hearne Threshie Marshall Dorney tally multiple hits. Comick fans 6. Arthur fans 3. Mahoney on base via hit by pitch. Barry umpire. 600 in attendance.
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Bryson
Johnson
McNamara
Marshall
Arthur
O'Hearn
Threshie
Brookline
Lally
Kendrick
O'Hearne
Threshte
Dorney
O' Hearn
Comick
Fitzgerald
Dall—Mahoney
MecNamaura
Dan Barry
Texas
H. Newton
POLA
Biel PO
A.B. Lally
N'ara
Vachon
Newell
Mahoney
Moran
Garrity
Hughes
Turner
Brookline H
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