Yale loses key track and baseball men as season ends
Yale reveals substantial squad departures with the track team disbanding after Harvard dual meets and several stars like Glass and Franchot leaving. The varsity eight rowing lineup, Freshman crews, and baseball squad face upheaval while new leaders such as Lynn Adsit and captains for various sports are named.
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Yale
Harvard
Ingal
Er. T. Gliss
Asnd Tees Beck
Glass
Moulton
Schick
Hatva
Will
Deave
Sheviit
Mather
Carter
Catener Rockwell
Valeo
Gale's Ferry
Thames
Eguthes
Hinzig
Fermait
Bowe
C Cees
Coffin
Daly
Iths
Waterman
Miller
Ieee Ord
Watermim Ani
Jong
Talvi
Innes
Thomas
Tate Sop
SR Alcott
Kae
Ie A. Alexander
Berke
ME Harris
Poe
YMCA Athletic Meet Showcases Regional Track Action
Athletes from the Christian Association participated in a long program at Avenue, with Jersey City and Passaic entries contending for top spots. Highlights included 220-yard and 440-yard dashes, distance races, relays, and a 12-pound shot event, as Newark and Paterson clubs posted strong showings. An open games day, organized by the Galway Men’s Association, is planned for June 14 at Celph Park with a silver loving cup for the winner and amateur-only entries.
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Alfred Pratt
Elmira
N.besa
Wilfred
Attle
Rhinebeck
N. Y
Arthur Dodge
Beverly
Mabs
Franklin Pierce
de Riyter
Jusketbhail
Paul Turner
Tryeburg
Ralph Patch
Brattleboro
Charles Pitth
Mansfield
Mass
Edward Crosett
Dave Mart Town
Aeaie Yfarry Taylor
Elgabeth
Earoy Ass
Taylor
Batten High School
Worecester
Mott Haven
Berkeley
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Thompson
Amherst Colhiees
Owill
Amherr
Severn
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Piasie Gomtshbal
Poaniham
Hyamilt mi Kane
MirRawy
No.aylor
Nese Brunswick
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Dagsaie
G.lAshiey
Paterson
Kat
A. Krang
Purdick
Passaic
Shermain
Hassaic
Littlefield
Aksaie
Ashley Laylor
Taydor Secon
Ashley
Waon
Ackerman
Pirstise Cpo
Aelait
Palterseai
Eka
Rence
Rapes
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Galway Men's Association
Celfic Park
Dattrell Hill
Long Islind City
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H. Tes. Hillman, Jr
Yuri Athletics
Iran
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Oman
Curtis
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Harry Valentine
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Jessup
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Athletic Fa
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Obra
Thorpson
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Charlie Be Long
Yale University
Sevonde
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Pastime Athletic Club
Tity Matis
Jo LA. Fulam
New West Side Athletic Club
Myer Prinstein
Greater New York Irish Athletic
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Columbia
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Pastime “Athletic Club
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New York
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Spring Games at Travers Island Feature Close Finishes
New York Athletic Club hosts a colorful intercollegiate meet at Travers Island with 7,000 spectators. Columbia University wins the two mile relay over the NYAC. Yale's E J Clapp tops hurdles and Duffey fails to lower record amid close sprints and field events.
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Harpelisville
Nate
Adsit
Cregan Chamberlain
Perry
Gaines
Purtill
Chapin
Williams
Clapp
Amtietag
New York Athletic Club
Travers Island
Long Island Sound
Columbia University
Columbia
Brooklyn High School
Brown Preparatory School
Philadelphia
Pratt Institute
Arthur Duffey
Georgetown
Frank Rickets
P. J. Callahan
New West Side Athletic Club
Duffey
Ieapat
Fred J. Beck
Yale
WY Mellanahan
W.pls
Earle
Ernest Spitzer
Pastime Athletic Club
John FL. Thompson
College of the
City of New York
William Kr.knakai
Knickerbocker Regatta Opens with Irondequoit Trial Run
Thirty two yachts started from Knickerbocker Yacht Club College Point on Flushing Bay to the Gangway Buoy. Gardner & Cox’s Irondequoit appeared for a friendly trial with the Effort, the fastest Herreshoff forty three footer. The race featured diverse craft, light northeast wind shifting to doldrums and a later south breeze as the fleet stretched from City Island to Phrogg’s Neck and back.
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College Point
Flushing Bay
Gardner & Cox
Irondequoit
Chellberg
Whitestone
City Island
Phroge
Ishing
Phhrogg
Glen Cove
Constitution Pass
McHowing
Nine Hole Score Cup Held By Dyker Meadow Club
George S. O Flyn set a nine hole score cup yesterday for the Dyker Meadow Club golfers near Fort Hamilton Brooklyn. H Booily led the field but the best eight qualified to continue the match play contest throughout the month.
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George S.o'flyn
Dyker Meadow Club
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
H. Booily
Service rule in tennis tests in metropolitan championship
International matches weigh the new foot fault serving rule as the Metropolitan lawn tennis championship unfolds at West Side Club with top players like Raymond D. Little Calhoun Cragin Thomas C. Trask James C. Pell Edward Moen and Harold H Hackett in contention for singles and doubles titles while Larned Whitman and others prepare for the American and English rivalries. The rule requires both feet to touch the ground before serving and aims to curb net rushing tactics in a season shaping duel with the British team.
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United States National Lawn Tennis Association
One Hundred and Seventeenth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Goodbody
Doherty Brothers
Raymond D. Little
Princeton
Calhoun Cragin
Seventh Regiment
Thomas C. Trask
Harvard
James C. Pell
Columbia University
Edward C. Moen
Wyle C
Miss Moore Captures Lawn Tennis Championship Title
Miss Elizabeth H Moore, the national women’s champion, defeated Miss Edith H White in three sets to win the women’s handicap singles at the New York Lawn Tennis Club. The indoor doubles title went to Wylie Grant and Robert Le Roy, who overwhelmed Dr Julian K Smythe and E Thomas Donahue. In the singles second round, Louis J Grant fell to Dr Smythe after a close rally.
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New York
Miss White
Miss Moore
le Roy
Grant
Dr. Smythe
Donahue
Julian K. Smythe
Louis J. Grant
Wylie
Robert
Julian K. Stmngthe
E. Thomas Donahue
Elizabeth H.mouore
Edith H. White
Middlesex Lawn Tennis Open Doubles Final Result
The Middlesex Lawn Tennis Championship concluded with Hobart and Mahoney defeating Glenny and Morley in the open doubles final by sets score 5-7 1-1 7-5.
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London
Middlesex
Hobart
Mahoney
Glenny
Morley
Cyclers Coast For Prizes On Lafayette Boulevard
W J Cox of Unity Cycle Club won the coast ing contest on Boulevard Lafayette with a new record 3300 feet 8 inches, besting Paul Soderstrom. Sixty six riders competed from 25 to 73 pounds, many using coaster brakes while Cox used a fixed gear. Final distances: Cox 3128 inches, Soderström 3208 inches, Dixon 2981 inches, Fulton 305 inches. Last year Cox set a record of 3160 feet.
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W. J. Cox
Unity Cycle Club
Metropole
Boulevard Lafayette
Paul Soderstrom
EB. J. ‘Dixon
Billee
Charles Dixon
F. H. ‘Fulton
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