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...additional distraction for the College runners, besides the Wellesley students who traditionally show up on mass at the course's half-way point, will be some 750,000 spectators lining the whole route. The race, which begins in the small town of Hopkinton, Mass, and ends 26 miles, 285 yards away on Exeter St. in Boston, is known as "the greatest free spectacle in the country...
Those elected were: John W. Coolidge, Jr. of Cambridge and Matthews; John T. Dwyer of Hopkinton and Dudley; James M. Fitzgibbons of Duxbury and Massachusetts; Seymour Goldstaub of West New York, New Jersey and Weld; Peter S. Hearst of Palatine, III. and Massachusetts; Richard M. Oehmler of Pittsburgh and Hollis; J. Brock Stokes of Nashville, Tenn, and Hollis; and Irving K. Zola of Mattapan and Thayor...
Stout-winded runners will race over a 26 mile 335 yard course from Hopkinton to Boston at the annual Patriot's Day Marathon tomorrow...
Once a happy hunting ground of the Indians and the background for a Norse saga, the noble Charles maintains its dignity despite the aqueous encroachments of the University. Rising from its headwaters in the town of Hopkinton, southwest of Cambridge, the Charles follows a circuitons course for sixty-nine miles to its mouth in Boston Bay, draining along its way about 300 square miles of good Massachusetts soil. Twenty-six artificial dams scattered along the river might interest any men who contemplate an upstream journey in a canoe to Wellesley...
Thomas R. Nunan, Jr. '45. 23, Hopkinton, Winthrop House, Economics, permanent secretary, Class of '45, Jayvee basketball and football...