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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...first annual invitation intercollegiate bicycle meet will be held at the Charles River Park tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock. This is the first event of the kind that has ever been held under the auspices of the Cycling Association, and should therefore prove especially interesting. All the well-known college riders who competed in the recent meet in New York have signified their intention of competing tomorrow afternoon. Ruppert of Columbia, the fastest college amateur in the country, is looked upon as a winner in the short races. Another fast man entered is Ray Dawson, of Stevens Institute. Next...
...handsome souvenir programme, containing among other things the pictures of the different competing teams will be presented to each spectator. Prizes of gold, silver, and bronze medals will be given to the winners in each event. The winning team in the intercollegiate team race will receive a silver cup, and a banner will be presented to the college winning the greatest number of points in the scratch races...
...given during commencement week in the Brokau Tank consisting of flying, double and balancing trapeze work. There will also be an exhibition of diving and a tub race. Two swimming races one under water and one above will also take place. This exhibition will be made an annual event in order to show to everyone this important facility and its use by the students...
...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...
Though little has recently been published about the student parade, preparations for the event have been going on actively, and in a day or so we will be able to publish full particulars of the line of march and where the students are to assemble. It has been decided that the students are to have the second place in the line, and they will be headed by the College band, which has been rehearsing for the past week or so, and has now acquired a very fair degree of skill...