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Langford. Lost in some giant's castoff overcoat, he looked so woebegone that a fight manager named Joe Woodman gave him a job sweeping up at the old Lenox Athletic Club...
Mostly the Harlem Diet. Operations helped his eyesight twice, and then he went blind for good. Soon he was as broke as the day he wandered into the Lenox Athletic Club. Whenever he could cadge the price of a meal, he always filled his pockets with restaurant toothpicks. "Most of the time I'm on the Harlem diet now," he explained. "When I'm hungry and I ain't got the price of a feed, I drink a glass of water and pick my teeth. Then I use my imagination...
...made room for the girls in the guest room at Lenox Hall because the Radcliffe housing manager said it was an emergency," a Sargent official said last night...
Hamamura sprinted across the finish line at the Lenox Hotel with such momentum that Mayor John Hynes had to run after him before he could crown him with the traditional laurel wreath. Hamamura's time: 2:18.22, just 29 seconds better than Yamada's record. Third, back of Pulkkinen, Nick Costes clocked the fastest American time (2:19.57) since Vic Dyrgall finished second in 1952. Way back in 24th place was U.S. Veteran John Kelley, 47, who earned the laurel wreath twice (1935 and 1945), in the days before the foreigners took over the Patriots' Day marathon...
...near-capacity audience summoned Munch back to the platform four times after the final part of the Mass. The series of four performances was the first presentation of the Mass in a regular subscription concert. The Glee Club and Choral Society will sing the work again at Tanglewood in Lenox, Mass., this summer...