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...YORK, May 27.- The bicycle races which this year take the place of the one event in the Mott Haven games, were held today and resulted in Columbia's winning five points in the Mott Haven games, Yale's winning two, U. of P., one-half, and Columbian University one-half. Harvard failed to make a point in the Mott Haven score, as her riders only won two points yesterday. J. F. Wood '98, won these points by taking second in the five-mile race...
Five mile race-Won by F. Schade, Columbian Univ.; second, J. F. Wood, Harvard; third, E. Hill, Yale. Time...
...George A. Dorsey, who has been an instructor at the Peabody Museum during the last five years has accepted a call to the Field Columbian Museum of Chicago, to take the position of Curator in the department of Anthropology. He will be in full charge of physical anthropology at that institution. Mr. Frank Russell of the Graduate School has been appointed assistant in anthropology to take Dr. Dorsey's place as instructor in Anthropology I, for next year...
...SAYRE '98.Adolph Monell Sayre '98, the youngest of the three Harvard speakers, is 20 years of age. He was educated at the Columbian Academy, graduating with valedictory honors. He won the medal for highest scholarship each year of his course and in Senior year took the Montague medal in Latin, the Roone medal in Greek and the Lodge medal in English. After completing his undergraduate course he entered the Columbian Law School and graduated second in a class of eighty-six. His graduating thesis on "The Interstate Commerce Clause of the Constitution," received the first award...
Last year he represented the Columbian University in a joint debate with Georgetown and his side was successful. In the summer of '94 he was a student at the University of Virginia Law School...