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Several former track starts are expected to offer severe competition for the undergraduate runners. Among those entered in the meet are J. L. Reid 3L, once intercollegiate cross country champion, intercollegiate cross country champion, and captain of the 1929 Harvard track team; G. H. Bullwinkle 1G, former captain of the C. C. N. Y. track and cross country teams; and F. J. Mardulier '30, former Crimson hurdle star...
...tournament, while S. E. Davenport '34 was eliminated by E. D. Yeomans '11 in the quarter finals. Those in the semi-finals new are J.M. Barnaby '33, D. M. Frame '32, Yeomans, and the winner of a match between W. C. Thompson '32 and H. M. Coggeshall 3L...
...second day of the first annual fall rowing regatta staged yesterday, H. H. Proctor 3L took the junior singles race from F. C. Bell '33, winner of the novice singles event the day before. The race was closely contested over a three-quarter mile upstream course, ending at the Weeks Bridge. All seven entries were within three boat lengths of each other at the finish...
...novice singles, the feature race of the afternoon, F. C. Bell '33 won from R. L. Anthony 1GB, a member of the Yale 150-pound crew which won the Henley regatta last spring. Third place was taken by C. McK. Martin 3L, a former Harvard oarsman. Among the comps, Lawrence Grinnell 1GB defeated David Rogers '34; a wherry race was won by W. G. Gibson 1GB, with J. A. Fessler 2L second. The junior singles, open to all members of the University, will race this afternoon at 3 o'clock over a three-quarter mile down-stream course...
Those who who have yet to play the fourth round are J. M. Barnaby '33, H. M. Coggeshall 3L, R. A. Cooley '32, Henry Taylor 3G, G. P. Webber '33, and Edward Yeomans '33. Coggeshall, defending the Jackson Cup, the tournament award, will play the winner of the third round match between Edward Jones 3G.B. and J. L. Ware 3L. The champion, who has won national ranking honors should not find himself pressed to win again...