Finals Bring Hard Fought Stop At Penn Yale Lead Meet
Penn and Yale headline the college meet with strong showings in preliminaries. Harvard, Cornell, Princeton and others follow as finalists advance in sprints, hurdles, jumps and throws with notable performances by Murphy of Penn and Jones of Cornell.
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Gossip for Motorists Ahead of Indianapolis Rally
Delegation of Boston motorists heads to Indianapolis with E A Gilmore leading the Bay State Automobile Association party. Participants include Charles Whitten, Howard G Reynolds, Tom Glenn, R I Eads, and C F Whitney watching Harry Grant in the big race. Frank Wing sails for Indianapolis. Pierce Arrow truck demos in New York to Boston leg. H M Richey a one armed driver. Kid McCoy hired as Louis Strang mechanic for publicity. Fred Belcher predicts tracks fast but tires at risk on banked curves.
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Penn Quakers Poised For College Championship Fight
Arthur Duffey notes Pennsylvania led by an even team with Greg Paull and others, Yale rising with Johnny Mack and sprinters, Cornell in middle distances, while Craig at Michigan dominates sprints. Expect Penn to score in field and track events, with Yale and Cornell challenging for honors as athletes like Chisholm Yale and McArthur Cornell contend.
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Intercollegiate finals set at stadium today
The finals of the intercollegiate games will be held at the stadium today rain or shine. Cornell secured a fast victory in 1908 with Ithacans previously winning in 1905 and 1906. Scoring awards five points for first place two points for third and one point for fourth.
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Dartmouth 4 Penn State 2 baseball game report
Dartmouth defeated Pennsylvania State College 4 to 2 in Hanover. Pitcher Olsen held the visitors to two hits while shortstop Conroy starred with seven assists and four runs fielded. Workman produced a three-base hit for Penn State. Bennett and Daley contributed runs for Dartmouth as Olsen earned the win with five strikeouts. Attendance 1,309.
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Volkmann Beats Browne Nichols In Pitchers Battle
In Allston yesterday Volkmann defeated Browne and Nichols 6 to 1 in a pitchers duel. Both starters totaled nine strikeouts with three men left on base. Key players included Spang, Small, Doten, Morse, and Brown, while Gundlack pitched for Browne Nichols and Bowditch worked for Volkmann amid 400 in attendance.
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Statistical Scores From Southern League Matches
Atlanta defeated Birmingham 11 to 0 while Nashville took a 5 to 4 win over New Orleans. Montgomery beat Chattanooga 4 to 2 and Memphis won 5 to 3 against Mobile.
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Ouimet Makes Golf Record at Woodland
Francis Ouimet, former inter scholastic champion, won Woodland gold medal for best 36 hole medal score in a two day tourney completed yesterday. His rounds of 70 and 71 set new course records for 18 and 36 holes. It was hailed as an outstanding Massachusetts golf record surpassing professional marks.
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