Four Yale Rowing Crews Stricken With German Measles
Four Yale rowers contracted German measles at the rowing camp with two due to race in Saturday's triangular regatta with Columbia and Pennsylvania. Replacements were named for several positions as illness swept the crews, with coaches planning for possible further shakeups before race day.
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Yale
New Haven
Yates
Caraman
W. H. Clark
Detroit
Mich
R. Dy Paine
Durham
NHL
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Clark
Portland
Oregon
Patic
Edward Wickwire
New York
Rose
G. Brown
W. J. Knowless
Tr. Crosby
Minneapolis
Cosch
Laughlin
Warren
Kingsbury
Cannon
Quarrier
Peterson
Russell
Robinson
Stewart
Troke
Prandeca
Wardwell
Whitne
Davies
Bartholomew
Griggs
Bow
Mosie
Coxswain
Welles
Brewster
Cookman
Schroeder
Paine
Morton
Burling
Wright
Morris
Hansel
Penn Pac
Derby
Housatonic River
Trotting body suspends three in National racing action
Three suspensions were handed out by the Review of the National Trotting Association. Frank Wickersham of Shelby North Carolina and the gelding Hilly Landis were fined and suspended for racing out of their class at Logan. Thomas Brothers of Queenshar North Carolina and the mare Hoe DD were cited for racing out of class at Marion. Edward Fogwell of Osborne Ontario and the gelding Al Bingen faced similar charges at Savoia. M Clement of Hatch New Mexico was not held responsible after winnings of 200 dollars were ordered returned.
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New York
Frank HE. Wickersham
Shelby
N. C
Hilly Landis
Wickersham
Logan
Thomas Brothers
Queenshar
N.C
Hoe DD
Brothers
Marion
Edward Fogwell
Osborne, C
Bears Fall to Grays 19 8 in Scrappy Return Battle
Bears lose 19 to 8 to the Grays in a ragged game at Newfield Park. Yorphy doubled and Macklin singled to spark Bears offense while Kibble and Morrison contributed multiple runs. In a tense finish both teams added late scores as Grays’ three-star pitching staff ready for today’s rematch.
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Kibble
Morrison
Harris
Ollie
Lennon
Sperber
Grays
Bears
Yorphy
Macklin
Shay
Gue
Kibine
Cosgrove
Reat
Bet Strata
Goldsmith
Jane Smits
Guldsmith
Thomas
Akibbie
Tstrada
DiVito
Puller
Whay
Bhay
Obere
Ribbie
Yordy
Newfield Park
Into the Setting Sun by Ripley on Jim Thorpe
A terse wire notes Jim Thorpe, once the greatest all around athlete, nearing the end of his career. It lauds his early brilliance in track, diamond and football while criticizing laziness and lack of serious life choices. The piece ends with a reflection on his passing toward the setting sun.
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Jim Thorpe
Relskin
Montana
Thorpe
Seniors Win Inter-Class Track Meet at Fairfield High
Fairfield May 4 special The Senior class of Roger Tyud lows High school won the inter class track meet by two points over the Junior class at Roger Sherman athletic field Center Street. Javelin feature Rico Quiras took first with 113 feet 5 inches. Final event scores list senior firsts and junior second places across running events, high jump, shot put and sprints.
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Fairfield High
Fairfield
Roger Tyud
Lows High School
Roger Sherman Athletic Field
Center Street
Boy Student League
Eve Boys Sesson
McKee
Mir
Geof Thornbury
Euerico Quirsa
Hugh Tate
Alan Voorhees
George Beattie
Hugh Tole
Inerica
Henry Wakeman
Robert Wakeman
Eddie Burlinson
Claude Johnson
James Fitepatriote
Sanford Wakeman
Sophomoore
Louie Wakeman
Rocco Knox
Isiare Fishman
Joseph Meagan
Edward Burley
Rod Rd Dash
Ney Wakenin
Daniel McCoy
Arthur Randall
Alphomore
Roger Wakeman
George Thornbury
Open Letter Promotes Blackstone Cigars to Professor Scatterash
A humorous open letter targets Prof Alfred Scatterash with satire on cigar ashes. The advertisement extols Blackstones as a cure for ash smears, claiming a long firm ash that stays in the tray and remains neat. It invites reading further points printed beside the heads.
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Prof
Alfred W. Scatterash
Blackstone
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Into the
Ripley
Robert K
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Dim Thorpe i
Shelby Drillers
Associated Press
Havana
Londres
Epicure
Sumatra
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