Intercollegiate track stars dazzle at Harvard Stadium
One thousand athletes filled Harvard Stadium as top collegiate runners and throwers from Stanford Cornell Princeton and California battled in preliminary events for the 46th Intercollegiates. Jack Merchant and LaConey highlighted the day with record hammer and sprint showings while teams from Berkeley Princeton Stanford and others vied for finals berths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Stanford
Glenn Hartranft
Harrison Thompson
Princeton
LeGendre
Moose Gounlock
Cornell
Jack Merchant
California
la Coney
Woodring
Syracuse
Taylor
Arthur Duffey
Thomson
Black
Stanford
Larry Frown
Pennsylvania
Qualifiers For Finals Today Across Multiple Races
A list of finalists is set for today across events: 10 yard dash includes Leconey Lafayette Lovejoy Cornell Woodring Syracuse Sudden Stanford Kirsey Stanford Rusnak Yale Carter Brown Lever Pennsylvania M Princeton Patterson Colgate Miller Williams Graeb Columbia. 220 yard dash features Woodring Syracuse Sudden Stanford Leconey Lafayette Lovejoy Cornell Chase Harvard Kirsey Stanford Hutchinson California McKim Princeton Feldman Yale Patterson Colgate Gracb Columbia Crozier Cornell. Quarter mile lists Stevenson Princeton Driscoll Boston McDonald California Hendrixon California Ray Rutgers John Cornell Koppisch Columbia Chapman Yale Monte Syracuse. Half mile shows Brown Pennsylvania Helfrich Penn State Campbell Yale Carten Cornell Shields Penn State Pruceed Georgetown Johnson Princeton Daly Stanford Cook Cornell Sher Dartmouth. 1% yard high hurdles includes Thomason Princeton Whitney Harvard Barron Penn State Kauffman Penn State Havers Harvard Massey Princeton Phillips Williams Powers Pennsylvania Sollitt Dartmouth Merrick Boston. 0-yard new churches Taylor Princeton Kimball Cornell Meyer Rutgers Barron Penn State Hayes Stanford Bulger Colgate Hile Penn State Stone Cornell Thayer Harvard Sollitt Dartmouth. The mile and the two mile had no preliminary heats.
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J. A. LeConery
Jayette
E. Ludden
Stanford
W. Graeb
Columbia
F. K. Lovejoy
Cornell
J. F. Carter
Brown
H. B. Lever
Penn
RB. Im
Princeton
Bob. le Gondregetown
A. Woodring
E. J. Rusnak
Yale
R. K. Hutchinson
California
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V. Graeb
Yald Burdles
H. Thomson
Rince- Bile Tate
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Penn State
Havers
Harvard
Whitney
Har- C. .Rovers
Pennsylvania
Wen
H.henderapp
Calt Huffman
R. Y. Sitterrelton College
Rutgers
N. Koppisch
Aebia
O. A. Hendrixon
S. Monie
Syracuse
D. W. Kimball
Corsell
Sollitt
Dartmouth
K. Wackell
Holy Cross
Col. Te
KR. Havers
J. Penliven
Boston College
J. C. Taylor
Peeston
F. Wing
Amherst
H. Hile
Stete
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Woodring
Sudden
Kirsey
Rusnak
Carter
Lever
Patterson
Colgate
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Kirksey
Hutchinson
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Princeston
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Gracb
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Stevenson
Driscoll
Boston
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Hendrixon
Ray
John
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Monte
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Campbell
Carten
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Georgetown
Johnson
Prince Daly
Cook
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Powers
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Taylor
Finals and heats recap from a mid-century track meet
Semifinals feature first heat won by H H Stone of Cornell with times around 255 108. Second heat led by MR F Thayer Harvard with 25 9 10s. Fourth heat saw Sellitt Dartmouth win, time 206 106. Other heats include Le Coney Lafayette Chase Harvard second Teldman Yale. Graeb Columba third with 317 10s. Allen Woodring Syracuse wins third heat.
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H. H. Stone
Cornell
MR. F. Thayer
Harvard
Ernird Ceed
H. H. Hile
Penn State
Sellitt
Dartmouth
J. A. le Coney
Lafayette
J. D. Chase
Teldman
Yale
F. K. Lovejoy
Kirksey
Stanford
Serene T . Graeb
Columba
Allen Woodring
Syracuse
B&b
Ludden
J. R
Colgate
R. K. Hutchinson
California
G. D. Crosier
Wayside Golf Course Opens at Saxonville and Wayland
Wayside Golf and Country Club opens today on temporary greens with nine holes ready at Saxonville and Wayland. Billy Chisholm led the early completion. clubhouse showers will wait another week. inaugural fees are $1 for most players, $10 for women, and charter members may inspect or play.
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Saxonville
Wayland
Billy Chisholm
Avill
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Sahus Jual
Bullaing
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College track meet results list with field events
Results show Amherst and California athletes posting top marks in high jump and javelin with 6 ft 11 in clearances. Browder of Pennsylvania wins the javelin at 184 ft 4 1 4 in, followed by Fener of Stanford and Sorenti of California. Other events include pole vault, broad jump, discus, and hammer with multiple colleges named among the top finishers.
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Intercollegiate Association
America
Harvard
Hera
Varsity
Alpheu Uf
Tle
Sorenti
California
H. Cornell
J. N. Merchant
RM. Greenidge
Alexa Stirling Wins Metropolitan Golf Title in New Jersey
Alexa Stirling, former national women's champion now playing for North Hempstead Country Club on Long Island, defeated Mme H Arnold Jackson of Greenwich to win the Women's Metropolitan Golf Association championship in Convent, New Jersey.
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Alexa Stirling
Convent
N. J
May Leeve
National Omen
North Hempstead
Long Island
Metropolitan Golf Association
Mre. H. Arnold Jackson
Greenwich
Lastela Gousty
Seuss
Mets to Hold Matinee Today at Charles River Speedway
The Metropolitan Driving Club stages a matinee this afternoon at the Charles River Speedway with five trot events and two mile trots plus pacing. First race at 1:30, fast footing after showers, and a large Boston crowd is expected. A band concert will be provided by the city of Boston for the public.
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Metropolitan Driving Club
Charles River Speedway
Greater
Boston
Brown Coach Reginald Brown Joins Brown 1922 Football Eleven
Reginald Brown Harvard 1898 famed football strategist and originator of the Harvard system signs to assist Ed Robinson in coaching Brown University’s 1922 team. Brown has long worked with Crimson squads, and the move was announced by Brown athletic director Dr. Fred W. Marvel.
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Providence
R. I
Reginald Brown
Harvard
Ed. Robinson
Brown
Crimson
Fred W. Marvel
Stanton Wins Decision Over Russell in Worcester Bout
Willie Stanton of Scranton Pa won the decision against Fighting Dick Russell of Lynn in Worcester. Russell pressed early rounds but complained of hand injuries after the sixth, leading to examination that found both hands broken. Steve Gustin of South Boston beat Barney Burke in ten rounds, with Gustin dominating every round. Sharkey Scales of Worcester stopped Joe Lombardi in the fifth round.
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Stanton
Russell
Worcester
Willie Stanton
Scranton
Penna
Dick Russell
Lynn
Steve Gustin
South Boston
Barney Burke
Gustin
Sharkey Scales
Joe Lombardi
Gradwell Earns Victory in Ten Round Bout
Lowell report says Willie Young Gradwell of SOIite defeated Pugsy Morton of California after ten fast rounds. Semifinal saw Jimmy Demas beat Lefty Williams in eight rounds.
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Lowell
Moody A
Willie Young Gradwell
So Iite
Pugsy Morton
California
Jimmy Demas
Lefty Williams
Valgar Defeats Cooney In 12 Round Rockaway Bout
Benny Valgar won the judges decision over Jimmy Cooney in a 12 round Steeplechase A A match at Rockaway Beach. Valgar dominated in the ninth and tenth rounds. Bert Spencer and Charlie Pilkington fought to a draw in another 12 round bout.
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New York
Benny Valgar
Jimmy Cooney
A. A
Rockaway Beach
Valgar
Bert Spencer
Charlie Pilkington
Yale Varsity Oarsmen Ready for Harvard Regatta
Haven May 26 With George Corderry head coach of what is believed to be a crew developed to win the world's championship at the Henley regatta in 1912 Yale varsity oarsmen began final training for the Harvard race. They will be divided into two octets Monday. Jim Corderry has led Yale coaching since Guy Nickalls was deposed last season and now heads the freshman squad. Yale shells are rigged American fashion with seats aligned. The Navy has yet to finalize oars or shells. A quiet revolution in Yale rowing moved forward without friction and the university supports Jim Corderry as youthful authority.
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Hutchingon
Andrickson
Ithaca
California
Princeton
Stanford
N. Y
Haven
George
Corderry
Yale
Harvard
New ‘Haven
Harbor. Ey
Jim Corderry
Guy Nickalla
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University
Jim
Darcy KO's Fruzetti at Casino A. A. in fifth round
May 26 in Fall River Johnny Darcy of New York knocked out Jimmy Fruzetti of Brockton in the fifth round at the Casino A. A. Fruzetti led briefly before the knockout. Semifinal had Johnny Wilson of New Bedford awarded over Scotty Martin of Fall River after fast rounds.
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Fall River
Johnny Darcy
New York
Jimmy Frazetti
Brockton
A. A
Fruzetti
Johnny Wilson
New Bedford
Scotty Martin
Princeton Freshmen Triumph 15 1 Over Milton Academy
Princeton freshmen baseball team beat Milton Academy 15 to 1 yesterday at Milton. The Tigers jumped ahead with seven runs in the third inning as Milton struggled to respond.
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Milton
Princeton
Milton Academy
Tiger Ponies
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