Cornell Crews Sweep Hudson In Historic Regatta Victory
Cornell crews, led by coach Charles Courtneys, swept the Hudson again in a dramatic regatta. Wisconsin finished strong to place second with a fierce finish over Columbia, while Stanford and Syracuse trailed. Heat topped 90 degrees as thirty thousand spectators packed the riverfront at Poughkeepsie to witness one of the great rowing days.
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Races on Hudson Show Cornell Dominance in Varsity Events
In a sunlit Hudson regatta Cornell dominated the varsity eight and freshman eight with decisive wins amid heavy heat and crowds of about thirty thousand. Columbia, Syracuse, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania entered strong, yet Cornell's power and sprint closed the trials as Downing’s crew lagged.
Varsity Eight-Oared Race at Poughkeepsie Victory by Cornell
The four mile Varsity Challenge at Poughkeepsie features crews from Cornell Wisconsin Columbia Syracuse Pennsylvania and Stanford. Cornell breaks away after the mile and maintains lead through the bridge to win as Wisconsin muscles into second near Columbia while Syracuse trails, Penn and Stanford far behind.
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Carnival of Irish Counties to Stage Big Meet at Celtic Park
The Irish Counties Athletic Association plans a large athletic carnival at Celtic Park on July 4 with Gaelic and English speeches. The event aims to conclude efforts by two County Kerry private individuals long in the area to raise funds for Killarney Cathedral. County teams have trained since June 15 in anticipation of a strong turnout.
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Cornell Defeats Columbia In Varsity Four Dash at Poughkeepsie
In the Poughkeepsie race Cornell overhauled Columbia in a tight varsity four clash, with Dole guiding Ithaca to a late surge. McCarthy sparked a late push for Cornell, narrowing a two-length gap, and by the mile mark Cornell led by a quarter length before pulling away to win by three lengths.
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Crescent A C ends lacrosse season with Toronto win
Crescent Athlete Club defeated the Toronto Amateur Lacrosse Club twos before a large crowd, finishing the spring season with a victory. The Crescents led 4 to 3 at halftime and dominated in the second half as Toronto faded. Holmes of Toronto was knocked out briefly but returned to finish the game.
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Racing at Elkwood Park Two Day Meeting Promises Fine Sport
Entries show many notable names including Raymond Belmont Philip Stevens Morton Bamburger and Mrs Payne Whitney. Course readiness led by W A Gorman ensures premier New Jersey racing since Monmouth with officials named including Walter Lewisohn Henry Morris and A J A Devereux.
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