Intercollegiate track meet previews 1908 colorful clash
The piece surveys Harvard Yale Cornell Pennsylvania Princeton and Michigan athletes as they prepare for the intercollegiate meet. It forecasts sprint challengers Foster Dawbarn Carey and Minds against Gamble Mack Hawkey Geary and LaMontagne, with a strong Yale pace from Spitzer and a looming record attempt in the mile and two miles.
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Crimson Has Chance Says Pooch Donovan
Harvard trainer Pooch Donovan says Harvard has a fighting chance in the meet. He predicts about thirty points could win and notes overlooked potential point winners may upset calculations in several events. He boasts his team is fit and trained to the minute.
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Yale Sprinters Face Intercollegiates With Setbacks
Yale's track team leaves New Haven for the Intercollegiates in Boston with injuries and society election disappointments. Bob Carey tore a tendon and may not start. Carroll Cooney and Dutch Goebel were not elected to senior societies, amid expectations Cooney could break records in hammer throw.
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Harvard Track Men Go to Oakley for Intercollegiates
Harvard track men bound for the intercollegiates were taken to Oakley Country Club for training. Coach Donovan arranged the trip, with the team staying in a small cottage at the hilltop. They return to Cambridge for meals at the Varsity Club and continue their season recitations.
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Dartmouth Athletics Dean Bartlett to resign from council
Edwin J. Bartlett of Dartmouth College announces he will resign as member and chairman of the Dartmouth Athletic Council at its last June meeting. He has served since the council’s formation 14 years ago and will be succeeded by Professor C. A. Proctor, Dartmouth 1900.
Cushing Academy Defeats Dartmouth Second Nine 4 to 1
In a drizzling rain at Hanover on May 27 Cushing Academy beat Dartmouth second nine 4 to 1. Cushing scored in two innings and added two more in the eighth to seal the victory. Dartmouth managed a single run in the third and another in the seventh. Batteries Cushing Flaherty and Hill. Dartmouth West and Kinney. Umpire McKane. Time 1 hour and 35 minutes.
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Intercollegiate meet opens at Harvard Stadium
Star athletes from eastern universities and a strong Michigan contingent compete in the annual intercollegiate meet at Harvard Stadium. Preliminaries begin at 2 30 this afternoon except the mile and two mile. finals are scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
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University of Michigan
Championship race sees Harvard Yale Cornell in tight title chase
Three colleges Harvard Yale and Cornell look for the title while Pennsylvania and Princeton press the pursuit. The outcome remains highly uncertain as the season reaches its peak with strong contention from multiple programs.
Intercollegiate meet at Cambridge stirs predictions of records
The piece previews the upcoming intercollegiate championships at Cambridge this afternoon and tomorrow. It notes Yale Harvard Cornell as strong contenders with Cornell seen as a dark horse. It cites potential records in hammer throw two miles pole vault and mile plus a sprinter McCoy from Miami University and veteran sprinter Stone as a possible judge of talent.
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Questions and answers on baseball ages players and venues
Crawford of the Detroits is about 35 and in his 12th major league season with Cincinnati previously. Ritchey answered second base for Boston against Brooklyn on April 19. Lawrence claims were wrong as B wins two, three, and one tie. Capacity notes list AL parks at 17 000 and NL parks at 12 000 with larger grounds. Wee Willie Keeler is about 37, 5 ft 7 1 2 in, 140 lb. lighter men exist. In Northampton a knockout occurs. a runner on second touching third does not force out the runner on third unless forced.
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Courage Will Win Says Mike Murphy At Bid For Victory
Mike Murphy asserts courage will decide the meet. He notes Penn must reach thirty points to feel secure and predicts surprises at the games that could upset the favorite. Harvard Cornell and Yale each have a fighting chance to win as courage determines the top team.
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Mack Is Modest In His Forecast At Intercollegiate Track
Yale coach Johnnie Mack says Harvard Cornell and Yale each have a chance to win the intercollegiate meet. Yale could take the championship if healthy. Riley the high jumper has a sprained ankle and will not be at full strength.
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Harvard Varsity Eights Begin Lake Cayuga Trial
Harvard and Cornell crews opened practice on Lake Cayuga with a half mile trial run. Waid returned to his No 7 seat as he recovers from illness and is slated for the varsity race next Monday. Strong betting favored Harvard 5 to 4 with wagers of $1000 to $800 reported.
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Corinthian Bowling Club Sets New National Five Man Record
At Madison Square Garden New York May 27 a Corinthian bowling club team set a national five men record with 2898 total and 193.2 average. The previous mark 2898 was held by the Brunswicks of New York, achieved last year in Rochester. Eight Corinthian teams competed, with Tear No 8 featuring William Linden Louis Stein Frank Reed W A Hains and James Smith.
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Faneuil Score Ties Record in Post Rolloff
The record 2898 set by the Faneuil team matches the Post five’s score of 2852 in last night’s rolloff. If the Boston squad sustains pace, they will vie with New York leaders when they travel there next month. The Post rolloff scores followed.
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