New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 19, 1926, Page 31

co 40 feet 4 inches. ard low hurdles = Lord | Burghley of Cambridge, first; A. ] ! Porritt of Oxford, second; | Rosebra of Oxford-Or third, me 25 2.5 seconds, Pole vault- Hyatt, Oxford vard, first R. Bcott of Cam bridge second, Helght, inches, BAII American Studems Stars in| Track Contests London, March 19 (A—Cambridge university defeated Oxford in the | 55th annual track meet between the two universities at the Queen's club today, winning elght even egon, | e Brothers Bearers at Patrick Walshk’s Funeral Six brothers, one of whom camc from%Chicag were pall bearers for Patrick Wals! it hls funeral this morning at &t Mary's chureh, ts to A solemn high mas: four thirde. R. L. Hyatt, formerly of Harvard, was the Amerfcan st winning first places in the bro Clabby was present In the sanc ¥ On account of {ts being the fe failed to pla Mile run—Won by R. §. Starr of Cambridge; H. M. 0'Connor of Ox- ford second, D. G. White of Oxford third. Time 4 minutes 27 2-5 sec- onds, Broad jump—R. L. Hyait of Ox- ford-Harvard, 21 feet 9 inches; Mar cemetery, V. B. V. Powell of Cambridge,, sec ond, 21 feet 7 1-4 inches, 120-yard hurdle—Lord Burgh \ of Cambridge first; G. C, Weigh- man-Smith of Cambridge, second S. Harris Thompson of Oxford Irlncmn. third. Won by a yard in 2 seconds, a varsity record. Quarter mile run—J, W. ne of Cambridge, fir T 5 5 John- son of Oxford, second; R. Jack of Oxford-Pennsylvania, third. Time 60 4-5 seconds, Three mile run—T. Cambridge, first; W. wards of Oxford, secon. ger of Cambridge, third. 5 seconds. ~—R., L. Howland, Cambridge, first; §. Harrls Thomp- son of Oxford-Princeton, second; R. 1 L. lyatt of Oxford-Harvard, third C. Fooks of A) ot Time 15 Y SCOTT B BORN SCOT 1S %fims\o Sage-Allen’s Basement Store HARTFORD Unequalled For Smariness and Value New Dresses $90.98 Exquisitely fresh and springlike dresses, that are marvelous values at this price. FLAT CREPES GEORGETTES SATINS JERSEYS FLANNELS A wonderfully complete collection to choose from—newest style details of line and trimming — new colors, includjng navy, of cours Sizes For Women and Misses FORNM OF GANCER WAS 11 feet 3§ to attend the funeral, Oxford's three. Four American |y conducted at the church b Rhodes scholars wore members of Rev, Walter J. Lyddy, colebrant, the Oxford team, Rov. Matthew J, Traynor, deacon; The four American athletes wers ! Rov, Charles Coppens, sub-deacon the stars of the Oxford contingent, |anq [ Walter A, McCrann, mas- taking two firsts, one second and ter of coremontes. Rov. Raymond mittal services at the grave at St. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HER.-\LD, FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1926. president, when ralsed to highe had kept his pride in the farm of his father REAL MU‘SE OFDEATH. ». A R. SEIS . 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