Yale Beats Princeton 73 to 31 in Dual Track Meet
Yale defeats Princeton 73 to 31 in a varsity track meet at New Haven. Strong Yale showings in sprints and distance events, with Princeton scratches limiting entries. Notable results include Carey defeating Gamble in the 100 yards and McGee of Princeton winning the mile while Spitzer fared well for Yale. Weather affected pole vault and high jump, causing tie settlements to delay.
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Mack
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Spitzer
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Andover
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J. C Atlee
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M. PD. Kirjassoff
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L. King
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J. W. Howe
Rao
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R. A. Spitzer
A. C. Coney
G. Brown
W. I. McGee
M. Weeks
W- B. Connors
Davuet
L. H. Simons
T. Jones
W. A. Goebel
LH. Bigelow
EF A. Riler
BE Hi. + oy
Yele
W. F. Talcott
T. S. Glark
A. C. Gilbert
W- Sa Oe
W. X. Thompson
Turd
D. M. MacFar
Harvard Beats Dartmouth In Dual Track Meet Victory
Harvard defeated Dartmouth 65 to 42 in Cambridge as Harvard dominated field events and distance races. Palmer set a Dartmouth high jump mark at 5 feet 10 1/2 inches while Shawecain tied the intercollegiate high hurdles record in 16 1/4 seconds amid a heavy shower and soggy track.
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Dartmouth
Palmer
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Cole
Somers
Herverd
Pope
Sherman
Gray
Little
Lawrence
Barry
Parker
Stevenson
Bangs
Tiarvard
Memmer
Rich
Johnserouth
Pevear
Shaw
Rand
Watson
Gardner
Results of other track meets across campuses
Annapolis Naval Academy beat Columbia University 74 to 39 with three academy records. Amherst defeated Williams 68 points to none as hammer throw set a new Amherst mark. MIT defeated Brown 72 to 54 at Tech Field. Princeton freshmen upset varsity loss 88 to 48? 485. Harvard freshmen beat Phillips Exeter 51 4 to 45 %. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute beat Trinity 70 to 56 at Troy. Peekskill Military Academy won interscholastic meet at Peekskill with 4 points.
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Naval Academy
Columbia University
Amherst
Mass
Williams
Smith
Boston
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Brown University
Tech Field
Brookline
W. Mayhex
Brown
Princeton
Tate
Harvard
Phillips Exeter
Cambridge
Troy Rensselaer
Detroit Wins Cornell Interscholastic Track Meet
Detroit won the Cornell Interscholastic track meet with 47 points in Ithaca New York. Mercersburg Academy placed second with 40 points as eleven preparatory schools competed. Muddy field slowed times but Detroit's team excelled in running and high jump events to secure the title in the first meet here since 196? with a strong showing from cause Ithaca Rochester West High Cascadilla Rochester East High Pots Gem and others.
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Cornell
Detroit
New England Colleges Organize for Athletics Conference
Boston May conference delegates from New England colleges formed a permanent body named The Association of New England Colleges for Conferences in Athletics. The constitution aims to promote college athletics, with meetings limited to vision and guidance. officers elected include President F. W. Nicholson Wesleyan, Vice-President W. Garcelo Harvard, Secretary and Treasurer J. B. Wild Williams.
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Boston
Association of New England Colleges
F. W. Nicholson
Wesleyan
W. Garcelo
Warvard
J. BD. Wild
Willieme
Active motor contests promise a busy season for automobilists
The season text highlights Memorial Day track meets in Baltimore and hill climbs at Wilkes-Barre and Bridgeport, Jamaica trials on June 6, a July Minneapolis meet, and numerous twenty four hour events. It notes Glidden tour from Buffalo, Vanderbilt Cup plans near the city, and drivers like Knepper aiming for Jamaica trials. Prizes, class structures, and multiple car firms are cited along with recent endurance runs and industry moves.
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Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Bridgeport
Buffalo
American Automobile Association
Harry H. Knepper
Jamaica
Welles Hollenback
Spoort Hill
Gala week for White steamers bows to record runs
The White motor car tallied a series of top wins from April 28 to May 6. A single entry in Harrisburg achieved a perfect score and claimed the Board of Trade cup plus the Patriot Cup, while a Coast run shaved six minutes off the San Francisco to Los Angeles record to 17 hours 17 minutes. White drivers also scored perfectly in Detroit endurance tests and in Maryland’s sealed mechanism contest.
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Harrisburg Automobile Club
Cumbler
McCormick
Harrisburg Motor Club
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Motor Club of Harrisburg
Board of Trade
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Detroit Automobile Dealers’ Association
Automobile Club of Maryland
Pennsylvania
Quaker City Motor Club
Touring bureau of tours expands for motorists
Judge F E Gary, newly elected president of the Automobile Club of America, advocates large efforts to gather up-to-date touring information for members. He notes growing touring interest due to good roads and longer trips as drivers gain confidence. The club creates a new subscriber class for non metropolitan members to access touring services domestically and abroad.
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FE. H. Gary
Automobile Club of America
Bureau of Tours
Gary
Club
Ike endorses touring service plan for automobile group
Ike favors the governors plan for the pioneer automobile organization. He believes the touring service benefits subscribers and the organization, even though he would not need clubhouse features to be an active or associate member.
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Ike
Pioneer Automobile Organization
Beeves
Boy and girl eloped ends with abduction charge
Rochester police report a sixteen year old girl Hulburt and Gibson Fenton, a young high school athlete, abducted after eloping from Buffalo to Rochester. Fenton arrested by Special Policemen McInerney and Weidman on information from Chief Ragan. The girl, initially named Mabel Jenkins, is in matron’s care awaiting parental custody.
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Rochester
Michael Ragan
Buffalo Police Force
McInerney and Weidman
Gibson Fenton
Mabel Jenkins
Hulburt
Fenton
Buffalo
Berkman Roiled Again At Manhattan Lyceum Meeting
The Eight Hour League of America met at Manhattan Lyceum on East 4th Street where anarchist Aleck Berkman appeared and vented anger at police conduct during Friday's exit. A photographer captured Emma Goldman’s ally in a dramatic pose as Berkman lambasted photographers and newspapers. Harry S. Baker of Brooklyn was elected delegate to Washington and the unemployed expect a September convention, barring Berkman’s absence.
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League of America
Manhattan Lyceum
East 4Th Street
Aleck” Berkman
Aleck
Emma Goldman
Gallagher
Berkman
Washington
Harry 3S. Baker
Brooklyn
Howe
Gray
West
Canada
Rutgers Dominate NYU In Rain Soaked Dual Meet
Rutgers defeated New York University 59 to 37 at Ohio Field in a rain affected dual track and field meet. Beekman led Rutgers with wins in the low hurdles and shot put and seconds in the high jump and 26 yard dash as Rutgers excelled in field events and long sprints, while NYU showed sprint strength. NYU won five events to Rutgers seven, with eight Rutgers seconds and four NYU seconds.
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Rutgers
New York University
Ohio Field
Beekman
New York
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