Tech fall handicap meet to be one of the largest ever
Tech will stage its annual fall handicap meet this afternoon. Entry lists in the 100 and 220 yard dashes reach nearly one hundred athletes each, with a track ideal for breaking Tech records. Coach John Mahan has trained the squad on the Tech Oval as 75 to 100 men have been practicing, aiming to identify a varsity team from the strong field of new and returning runners. Events listed include sprints, distance runs, hurdles, high jump, jumps, throwing events, and the pole vault.
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Fast finishes at Woonsocket Park track
In Woonsocket R I on October 28 a large crowd watched four races with favorites splitting. The 2 21 trot saw Dick Brino fall to fourth in heat two but win the next two heats. Great Medium beat General Cuzer in the 2 24 trot and Lenox Boy T won the 2 24 pace. Fred Rideout riding Nancy Grayson was thrown and injured in the last heat.
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Carruth Suffers First Loss of Season to Winthrop
In the Greater Boston league Carruth fell to Winthrop in bowling ending a seven week winning streak. Carruth now stands 20 wins and one loss with the score 13885 to 1374.
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Beaten and Stabbed on a Cambridge Street
John Davis, 19, of 140 Harvard street Cambridge, was beaten and stabbed on Portland street last night. Henry Payne, a colored man of 135 Elm street Cambridge, is under arrest.
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Wakefield Woman Dies After Church Meeting
Oct 28 Mrs Melby Hill of West Chestnut Street collapsed with apoplexy during a Congregation meeting in Wakefield. She was taken home by ambulance but died at 2 a.m. local time.
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