Sanity inquiry begun for murder case in Boston
A commission appointed by John J. Brown and recommended by District Attorney O'Brien will investigate whether Hy is sane to stand trial for murder. Members include Dr. George M. Kine head of mental disease, V. May of Boston Hospital, Dr. A Meyergon of Boston Psychopathic Hospital, and Dr. Charles B. Sullivan. Continue next week in the Boston Sunday Post.
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Harvard Polo Hopes Rise Around Hitchcock as Star Man
Harvard plans a winter polo program with star Tommy Hitchcock returning to campus to lead a team built around his skill. Major Goetz notes strong interest, ROTC support, and a larger polo class enrollment as Harvard braces for contests with Norwich, West Point, Yale, and Princeton.
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Harvard Polo Team Aims for Intercollegiate Championship
Major Robert C. F. Goetz heads the R O T C department and optimistic about Harvard entering the annual intercollegiate polo championship in New York next February. Twenty one ponies in Cambridge stables will serve the players when classes resume Wednesday. The ponies came from Montana this summer and can all be used for practice, with more horses possibly added later. The team is unlikely to start for at least a week as Major Goetz oversees preparations.
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Reading Denies Guilt In Election Fraud Allegations
Representative Arthur K. Reading, Republican nominee for Middlesex County district attorney, denies any offense in connection with election fraud charges. He recounts aiding Harvard students registration, notes Ballot Law Commission cleared them, and recalls a Grand Jury case where several Republicans faced indictments while Reading says he and others intended no crime.
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Women Golfers Hold Tourney at Concord
A field of 51 golfers competed in the Women's Golf Association of Boston event at Concord Country Club. Mrs. Donald M. Belcher of Winchester CC won the gross with 43, while Mrs. W. A. Webster of Belmont CC had the best net of 39 in the handicap medal format.
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Gradwell Beats Duffy in Eight Round Newark Bout
East Side lightweight Jimmy Duffy of New York City was outhustled by Willie Gradwell of Newark. The referee stopped the fight in the eighth round as Duffy weakened, in Moody A. A. club rooms.
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