Purdue Athletes Sweep State Intercollegiate Meet At Detroit
Purdue scored 56 points to win the state track and field meet on Jordan Field. Verner led with a mile in 4 29 1 5, setting the state and Western marks. Davies and Draper set state records in the 440 and discus, while J Miller and Reed delivered standout performances for Purdue and Wabash respectively. Notre Dame showed strength with Draper breaking two state marks and Reed starred in the two mile.
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Indianapolis Journal
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Hayden
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Carus
Samse
Fields
Lewis Institute Wins Second Annual Interscholastic Meet
Lewis Institute of Chicago won the interscholastic track meet with 22 points, Pontiac High School 21, Hyde Park 18, among 49 schools. Carruthers of Pontiac set a new US high school record in the twelve-pound shot at 47 feet 11.5 inches. Hyde Park’s Eckersoll was upset by Higginson of Lewis Institute in both the 100 and 220 yard dashes.
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Grinnel
Chan
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Secant
Moore
Yankton Academy
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Institute
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Shortridge
Hank
McKee
South Side
Tad” Shideler
Steele
Wildhack
Conner
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Allerdice
Quinn
Red and White
Cam
Hanover College defeats Cincinnati University in tennis
Hanover College beat Cincinnati University in two singles and one doubles match. Oldfather beat Cincinnati’s Hoffies 6-3 6-2. Whallon, from Cincinnati, and Oldfather won the doubles 6-2 4-6 6-4, completing the victory.
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Indianapolis Journal
Hanover
Ind
Hanover College
Cincinnati University
Oldfather
As Cincinnati
Whatson
Lee
Hoffies
Cincinnati
Whallon
Reemlin
New York Athletic Club Spring Meet at Travers Island
The New York Athletic Club held its annual spring meet at Travers Island drawing about 7000 spectators. Winners include W P 8 Earle of Columbia in the 100 yards handicap, Brown Preparatory School in the 1 mile relay, J A Miller in the half mile, H J Hill Jr in the quarter, and Yale's E J Clapp in the 120 yards hurdles among others with times and distances noted.
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Earle
Columbia
Ernest F. Pitzer
A. C
Brown Preparatory Schoool
Philadelphia
Mohregan
Wonaka
Columbia University
O. M. Bishop
W. Kohn
A.S. McDonald
J. A. Taylor
McLanahan
Yale
F. G. Beck
W. F. Irwin
New York University
R. J. Sheridan
Pastime Athletic Club
W. R. Kuakal
College City
N. Y
Detroit A C wins Central Amateur meet in rain soaked finale
Detroit Athletic Club defeats Milwaukee and Chicago Y M C A by two points to claim the Central Amateur Athletic Association title at the DAC grounds. Schul of Milwaukee stars with three wins and two seconds as rain interrupts eight events.
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Rice
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Verburg
Friend
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McIntyre
Six Day Team Race Leads Kramer and Hadfield in America
Providence June 6 The six day team race for the cycle championship of America ended at the Coliseum with Frank L. Kramer and Charles Hadfield in the lead after 512 miles in six days. They won the $00 prize plus nine intermediate prizes of $% each. Following teams all logged 512 miles: Lawson and MacFarland Root and Armbruster Downing and Gilvin Mettling and McConnell Fenn and Schreiber Bardgett and King Bedell brothers.
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MacFarland
Root
Armbruster
Downing
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Mettling and
McConnell
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Bedell Brothers
Rainy Dual Meet Sees Manual Training Edge Shortridge
In a three hour downpour at the fair grounds Manual Training and Shortridge high schools contested a rain soaked dual meet. MT H S won by ten points and captured the relay, while Russell Joseph and Tad Shideler led in all round scoring with thirteen. Joseph broke the state interscholastic 220 yard record and endured after effects from the run.
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Tad” Shideler
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Aecoe
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Steele
Conner
Wildhack
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Allerdice
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S.H. S
MT. H. S
Earlham Names Miller as New Football Coach for fall
The Earlham College athletic board picks John F. G. Miller of Purdue as coach for next season. Miller, a former Purdue captain and All-Indiana and All-Western selections, is described as a strong half back and all round athlete. Ray Stanley will captain the Earlham football squad next fall and graduate next year.
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Earlham College Athletic Board
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Purdue
Quakers
Miller
Middle West
Ray Stanley
Earlham
Dark Horses Still Lead
League Averages holds the lead as cigar store standings highlight the top team performance in league play.
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