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...Howe Jr. of Brookline; Charles Joseph Hubbard Jr. of Readville; Langley Carleton Keyes of Winchester; Leonard Curtis Larrabee of Chicago, III.; Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. of Washington, D. C.; James Edward Merrill of Brighton; Richard Greenough Norris of Brookline; Hugh Wallace Reid of New York, N. Y.; Ernest Edward Schefer of New York...
...Small and Reyoroft, will be lost to the team by graduation; but a large squad of promising 1924 harriers, headed by Captain E. E. Schefer, will be on hand. No schedule has been planned, but the second meet of the two-year contract with Cornell, the Yale dual meet, and the intercollegiates will have dates...
...been undefeated throughout their entire season. Captain M. K. Douglass, an old Exeter star, and Hilles, are the mainstays of the 1924 Eli team. Douglass has met with little or no competition so far and it looks as though individual honors would go to this runner. Captain E. E. Schefer of the University is the most dangerous contender from Cambridge. He finished third in the dual meet with Yale, behind Douglass and Hilles, and it would not be surprising to see those three men cross the tape in those places on Saturday. The Freshman entries from the University...
...length, was won by Captain Malcolm Douglass of Yale, formerly of Exeter, with the excellent time of 16 minutes, 4 3-5 seconds, which is just three-fifths of a second slower than the course record. He was followed by Hilles, his teammate, who in turn led Captain Schefer of Harvard to the tape by about 50 yards. Other members of both teams galloped down the hill to the finish well bunched with few stragglers...
...Schefer '24 was elected captain of the Freshman cross-country team at a meeting of the squad yesterday afternoon, before the time trial for the meet with Yale on Saturday. In the time trial Schefer was the first to cross the tape. His time was 16 minutes and 31 seconds, which is 36 seconds better than any time done by the Freshmen over the three mile course this year. A. L. Coburn and Wallace, who finished in that order after Schefer, both broke the tape in better time than the previous clocking of 17 minutes, 7 seconds...