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...Boynton, A. J. de Gozzaldi, L. M. Wright, J. G. Wolcott, One-mile run.--F. H. Blackman, B. A. Edwards, W. M. Tugman. 220-yard low hurdles.--W. G. Brackett, T. O. Freeman, J. R. Hunneman, A. L. Jackson. 120-yard high hurdles.--W. B. D. Dana, T. O. Freeman, J. R. Hunneman, A. L. Jackson. Running high jump.--W. G. Brackett, A. T. Bunton, A. D. Chandler, W. B. D. Dana, T. O. Freeman, J. R. Hunneman, A. L. Jackson. Running broad jump.--W. G. Brackett, A. D. Chandler, W. B. D. Dana, J. R. Hunneman. Pole-vault...
Referee.--N. W. Bingham '95. Marshal.--C. H. Carter, B. A. A. Judges at finish.--E. E. Babb, B. A. A.; G. B. Billings, B. A. A.; P. Dana '04; W. M. Prout, B. A. A.; G. W. Ryley '10. Timers.--G. V. Brown, B. A. A.; W. Minot '07; H. O. Von Schuckmann, B. A. A. Starter.--H. C. McGrath, No. Dorchester A. A. Field judges.--D. S. Adler, B. G. A.; H. A. Gidney, B. A. A.; W. W. Coe, B. A. A.; C. B. Floyd, B. G. A.; W. S. Witmer '12. Measures.--A. S. Jones...
...yard high hurdles.--First heat won by J. H. Noble '11; second, G. C. Flack '14. Time, 16 2-5s. Second heat won by J. B. Cummings '13, second, W. B. D. Dana '14. Time, 17s. Third heat won by J. K. Lewis, Jr., '11; second, H. H. Heath '11. Time, 17s. Heat for second men won by G. C. Flack '14; second, W. B. D. Dana '14. Time, 17 2-5s. Final heat won by J. K. Lewis, Jr., '11; second, J. B. Cummings '13; third, G. C. Flack '14. Time...
...Jones, a waiter, and Gale, who is employed in the office. Gale and Jones lost track of Roachford on Harvard street, but falling in with Policemen Baggane and Hezlett, of the First Station, they jumped into a passing peddler's wagon and drove rapidly toward the City Hall. At Dana street the wagon overtook Roachford, the police jumping out and making the capture. Roachford was taken to the police station. Hughes is now in the Cambridge Hospital in a very serious condition...
...debutantes are extremely handsome. It is to be hoped that the mass dances will go with more precision and smoothness on future presentations. In the matter of independent "acts," "stunts," or side-shows, this play shows exceptional restraint; the three introduced are really first-class, Mr. Dana's "larriet dance" being a beautiful novelty. The reviewer, however, of Gothic tastes, hopes that local hits, horse-play, and clowns are not to be permanently banished from the Pudding boards...