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Part 5—4 Pages WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY^ MORNING, MARCH 27, 1932. * Eastman Sets World 440-Yard Mark of 46.4 : Griffs Score Over Orioles Again

— Betters Record That Stood for 16 Years Scott, Collegian. On the Signed by Griffs NITER’S HOME CALIFORNIA FLASH STEPS QUARTER IN 46.4 SECONDS. Va„ March 26.—'Wil- NORFOLK,liam Leary' (Bill) Scott, former RECORD BY 10 SAVE YANKEES star athlete at the College of 32 VICW START SECOND Side Lines William and Mary, has signed a con- tract with the Washington Senators With the Sfiorts Editor. Hits and will report on April 9, it was an- California Star Later Runs Two Homers and Single, nounced here today. Scott, now a Brown, Fischer Check Birds coach of freshmen teams at his alma mater in has been BY DENMAN THOMPSON. but Phils 8 to 6. Williamsburg, in Same Distance in 46.6 as Win, sought by several big league teams, Pinches—Baltimore Including Detroit, both before and Anchor on A’s Extended. since his graduation last June. While Foe Again Today. Relay. OE KUHEL S injury, which at William and Mary he took his turn in the pitching box and played threatens to keep him in the outfield at other times. By the Associated Press. BY By the Associated Press. out of One of the fastest dash men ever TOM DOERER. action for several PETERSBURG, Fla., March 26. UNIVERSITY, to run at William and Mary, Scott March 26.— days, and Carl Reynolds’ —Babe Miss., Ruth got two home runs also possesses a powerful and accu- Calif., March 26.—Ted Mere- backwardness in attaining his Brown and and a to drive in four rate throwing arm. His college bat- Lloyd Carl normal stride at single runs, dith’s mark of 47.4 seconds bat, may lead ST. ting was high and he Is a Fischer STANFORD but the Phillies defeated the average found themselves to a revision of for the clouter. Besides base Scott BILOXI, plans ball, for the dash, which Yankees. 8 to 6. to be aces 440-yard of the Nationals at the today. starred in foot ball and track and in the hole quite line-up The Yankees had overcome a three- had stood since 1916, was shat- start of the was also an excellent basket ball frequently here this afternoon, campaign. run lead piled up by the Phillies in the player. but down tered by “-Blazing’’ Ben Eastman, Strangely enough, too, al- first inning and were leading, 6 to 3, by cutting on the base both of these worthies when Walter lest con- hits bespectacled Stanford runner, as ! though Brown suddenly when men were in a position are accounted regulars for trol of the ball in the seventh and his teammates lost a dual meet to score they pulled our Na- 1932, the Griffithian array eighth innings. As a result the Phil- to the Los Angeles Athletic Club, may be stronger with “under- lies put across five runs in the two tionals through to a 3-to-2 deci- frames. Brown passed six men. 80 to 51, here studies'’ holding forth in the sion over the Orioles. It was the today. The of both teams was first base and field fielding rag- i Eastman strode through the one-lap j right ged, the Phillies making five errors and fourth consecutive victory for berths. the Yankees the distance in 46.4 seconds, one full sec- | four,, three in first Walter Johnson's men It seems odd to refer to such over end under the time Meredith set 16 inning. veterans as Joe Judge and Sam Philadelphia (N.). 8 8 5 Baltimore. while the colors of years ago wearing Rice as substitutes, consider- New York (A.). 6 8 4 Brown, whose sore arm kept him out of the University of Pennsylvania. Fif- ing they share the distinction Batteries—Collins, Jim Elliott, Benge ——— previous games, found himself in and Andrews. Brown and trouble in the first teen yards behind Eastman, but run- of being the oldest actives on McCurdy; very inning. Baxter ; Wells. Jordan tripled to deep left-center with a 47.6 mile nevertheless, the roster in point of service Bauer Misses U. S. ning quarter Charley only one man out, and scored on Prank as well as but such March 26.—The came James Gordon of the Lcs Angeles years, they MYERS, Fla., McGowan's Infield out. Buzz Arlett are as matters now Athletics defeated the then Athletic Club to finish second. figured FORTPhiladelphia All-Events Mark 8 Sticks cuffed one so far that It the House by stand. of David base ball team here left-fleld fence—seemingly 4 miles away and track conditions were Weather today by the close count of 4 to 3. It —on the first bounce, but the man- Ideal and there was every indication was the A-s first tilt since last at Norfolk. mountain was Ancnt the Two Joes. Tuesday. barely able to steam into that the record would be accepted by Carter and Deshong divided the second, although practically the entire the Amateur Athletic Union. 'T’HE fans have been assured pitching for Connie Mack's club, the team was required to relay the ball back -*■ latter one run in five By the Associated Press. to the infield. Flashes Speed Second Time. so consistently by war cor- allowing only at innings. Dykes had three hits and : Heinie Sand waited Brownie out for Later Eastman, anchor lap respondents camp that Va., March 26.— running Bing Miller whaled out two. a free trip to first. Packard came Kuhel is slated Baltimore en- •4n the mile relay, negotiated the quarter definitely by House of David. 3 10 0 Charley Bauer, ! through with third hit of the He al- Johnson to the Inning, in 46.6 with a running start. guard Philadephia 4 10 1 try, bowled a total of 1,195 for a single that crowded the bases. Chris- most overtook Gordon, who had a 20- initial corner that President NORFOLK, ten came Batteries—Ushka, Sweeney and Bar- three matches in the national to Brown's rescue by ground- when the last started. yard lead lap Griffith’s frequently reiterated rett; and ing to who made a Carter, Deshong Madjeski. here to estab- Myer, pretty play Eastman’s feat overshadowed numer- assertions the job is Judge’s duckpin congress today on the hard chance. other that fea- Lauderdale, March 26. ous good performances for the winning are taken with Fia., lish a new record for the South Atlan- The Orioles' lead lasted practically tured the Mercury victory. —Terrific enabled the St. no Winged liberal pinches of sodium Fort hitting tic section. He came within eight time at all, for the Nationals Imme- Talbot of the Southerners carried off Louis Browns to take a 12-to-5 vic- diately got to Baltimore chloride. 01 the world record of Cascarella, high point honors by winning the high | tory over Buffalo of the International points tying starting pitcher. Myer. first hit the It is the well established 1,203. up. hurdles and broad jump and taking League today in a game that included first pitched ball into left-center for a Bauer bowled 447 for the first set, third in the low hurdles. preference of the pilot for the five home runs. homer. Sam Rice but 385 for the second and 363 for the walked, was Les Hables of Stanford was the other younger of the two first base- All Buffalo scores were results of forced out West. Cronin fouled j final. by out, double winner of the day, taking the men that is for the home runs, two of which were by but Carl Reynolds doubled to left-center responsible The world record is held R. Miller 100 and 220 yard dashes in good time. | Third Baseman Detore. by to score West, judge walked, to be widespread conviction that of Wakefield. who knocked down only Goore Goslin knocked out a circuit Mass., forced by Bluege. Judge is doomed to be traded, 1,203 at the clout for the first time this season for pins Waterbury tourney The third inning started well for the Record Stands 16 Years. if any worth-while talent can in 1930. St. Louis. Nationals when Cronin smacked one to MEREDITH, whose record with- be obtained for him. Bauer was with C. Eisselle In Buffalo (I. L.). 5 8 1 paired center for what to the Innocent the efforts of thousands of the doubles. his heroic work by- TEDstood That any manager should St. Louis (A.).12 16 2 However, standers, as well as Third Base Coach for 16 was not sufficient to overcome bad quarter-milers years, pre- wish to realize on an invest- Batteries—Schoof, Wilson and Har- Schacht, appeared a . Cronin, breaks of his partner, and their com- dicted Eastman’s great performance ment of £65,000, as in the case grave; Coffman. Blaeholder and Ben- however, neglected to touch second and Cardinal in bined score of 744 gave them no bet- after watching the perform of Kuhel, readily is under- gough. when Heffner called for the ball' and the intercollegiates last year, this, too, | ter than second place in the doubles tagged that base standable. of course. It also is Umpire Nick Altrock, Eastman bowed — were four in spite of the fact that Fla., March 26 standing. They pins behind with tears in his was is not the eyes, forced to call in that meet to Vic Williams of South- patent Judge type CLEARWATER.Bunching 11 of their 14 hits in Tom Conner and R. Addison of Balti- joe out. of to “build more, who took the lead as a result ern California. W.Iiiams equaled Mere- performer up" the last three inpings, the Brook- The third Washington run crossed in of Conner’s 406 set. the dith's mark to beat Eastman and upset with, and the theory that in- ; lyn Dodgers came from behind today sixth inning, a gift, pure and sim- A short time before of i to defeat the Boston 10 to 8. from an calculations. fusion new blood adds to Braves. Seiler-Von Dreele Third. ple, Sand. Baltimore shortstop. This Sand Hartman, too. had tied the record. the attractiveness of a club is The Braves got away to a flying start, made two errors, one on a on the Bauer’s first set counted in the dou- was in an intercollegiate meet sound. scoring five runs off Dazzy Vance in grounder by Spencer and another on his second in the team match coast. the first five innings. Fred Heimach bles, Myer‘s roller, sending the to and his third in the After losing to Williams, Eartman spiked their attack, however, while the singles. third. Roy came in on West’s grounder inter- A. Seiler and R. A. Von for- The went on to win the national The Main Objective. Dodgers put across two in the sixth, Dreele, i Orioles were presented with a half-mile in five in the seventh and three in the BEN EASTMAN. mer national champion, went into run in the seventh. Two collegiate championship a | men were out a winning maxi- third with a combined count of 1 minute 54 4-10 seconds. It was eighth. place I before Carl Fischer, who took up the HOWEVER,mum number of in 733. aplendid exhibition of stamina, consider- games Joe Stripp connected with four of pitching in the fifth, flashed a streak race Sam Cunningham of Baltimore rolled of ing the gruelling contest with Williams any pennant still is the Brooklyn's hits. Keller Smashes generosity. Arlett walked. Sand that preceded. big, general idea and it would Wilson got three singles and O'Doul 405 in the singles and went into the singled and Packird walked, filling the hit a heme run in the seventh. lead in that division, two ahead bases, then seem the Nationals this year big pins Fischer wild pitched Arlett Exceeds Expectations. 2 of Prank of Baltimore. H. Mil- | Boston 8 15 GOLDEN Mark in Hurdles Keys home. Carl neglected to cover the a CAPTURES UN stand better chance of doing 14 1 ler of Baltimore is third with 380. Others than Meredith predicted East- I Brooklyn .10 plate for a play, or Buzz might have it with Judge than with Kuhel. Baltimore continued man would better the 440 record, but Batteries—Sherdel, McAffee. Cant- to dominate the been cut down at home. The Kansas tournament when the the margin by which he succeeded City youngster i well and Hargrave; Vance, Heimach March 26 UP) — Jack Regent Old Bay The Orioles made a threat In the The has all with his de- ! and Sukeforth. Line girls’ team crashed into first place ninth after Arlett comes as a general surprise. quar- impressed Lopez, CLEVELAND,Keller, Ohio State hurdles star, fanned. Sand and considered the most fensive and in the women's division with a three- Packard singled, but Christen ter-mile race is capabilities gives NORTH-SOUTH GOLF set a new indoor world record NOT YETSELECTED helped March 26.— game total of 1,584. Mary Fischer a trying test in track and Meredith’s some promise of developing ORLEANS, La., in the 50-yard high hurdles tonight Galloway by watching third strike — and Helen former world dou- break across the figure was thought close to the ultimate. into a dependable hitter, but NEWWillis Hudlin held the New Orleans at the Cleveland Athletic Club track Spencer, plate while Dannlng sensational here to bles title-holders, had 333 and filed to Sam Rice to The Cardinal's perform- he probably never will match Pelicans to five hits today meet here. 303, end the game. ance yesterday boosted his stock as a allow the Cleveland Indians to win, His Accuracy With Putter His time was 6.2 seconds. The old U. S. L. T. A. Refutes Reports respectively. For two the fielding skill of Judge and T_TEINIE MANUSH was taken down potential Olympic champion. 5 to 0. mark was 6.3 seconds. Lead Girls’ Doubles. 1 1 States has counted he suffers greatly by compari- Pelican was the with a slight attack of indigestion years the United Rose, right fielder, and Lotta Jano- as an force with Tells Wood in of Margaret Holliday in the and was him among its chief hopefuls in the son attacking only player able to touch Hudlin for Against Pre-Arranged Line-up morning excused witz, with sets of 332 and 323, respec- from the world meet to be held at Los Angeles the old-timer, who boasts a more than a single. Joe Vosmik. In- game. Sam Rice, who played tively, led the Recreation girls of Bal- this Summer. With Eastman in the lifetime of .300. ! dian left fielder, and , Tie This left, singled once and walked four average Play-off. Summer. timore, as they rolled 1,575 to take sec- times and the half and Gene Venzke I catcher, each clouted a double and in his five trips to the plate. quarter If Judge were a mere spa- ond place. Uncle Sam will be repre- triple in the mile. vined shadow of his former MICHIGAN Miss Janowitz. who was Fred Marberry and Monte Weaver 5 9 0 RETAINS singles the two greatest Cleveland (A.) sented by perhaps would BY DILLON GRAHAM. By the Associated Press. last with Mae are scheduled to of all time. self, Johnson’s program 0 5 1 champion year, paired pitch tomorrow’s game middle-distance runners New Orleans (S. A.) Associated Press Writer. be more logical, but Josephus Sports Schneider in rolling a 693 set to take with the Orioles in Gulfport. Mar- Hud’in and Sewell; Gliatto and YORK. March 25.—All has kept in splendid shape N C., March 25.— the lead in the women's doubles. Miss berry will be making his first appear- Austry. reports to the contrary, Schneider relied a 365 set and Mi;s ance in a game. He was slated to a Winter of gym Big Johhny Golden, the jolly through the Janowitz 328. pitch last Sunday, but was kept out of MICHIGAN DEFEATED and has dem- FRANCISCO. March 26—With Noroton, Conn., professional, United States Lawn activity already NEW Helen Clements and Margaret Holli- action by an attack of flu. The irregu- in midseason P'NEHURST, onstrated in the drills Warneke hurling Association insists camp SAN whose ability to win play-offs day of Baltimore went into second lars will stay in Biloxi for another form, the trimmed the place IN MEET that he is fit to carry on for at brought him the world’s richest golf it has not decided what with a 673 total. Ida Simmons and game with the Biloxi Bakers. BY CORNELL San Francisco Missions, 4 to 1, here to- yet play- least one more season at a i prize at Agua Calient* last year, today Barely Beats Stanford by Katherine Wall of Norfolk held third -- day. ers will this in KUHEL be that won the North and South open title in represent country place with a count of 631. may restrained from pace approximating went full nine Warneke the innings an 18-hole match with work extra Craig Davis warfare this Summer, ■ ■ •- doing any heavy for the Victors 4 Points in In- which established him as a and allowed five scattered hits. Winning Medley Relay in Cup JOE Ithacans by only Wood of Deal, N. J. He shot a 74 to better part of the week. Kuhel real star. The Cubs bunched three hits for two either in the zone Wood’s 78. American play has a nasty cut between the thumb and door Tussle in Which Two runs in the first and duplicated it in D. C. ATHLETES HONORED The fine game which enabled Wood Record Time. or in Europe. finger of his left hand. the second to their scoring. _ Morale Also a Factor. complete to shoot two 69s for the opening rounds Hecords Fall. Chicago (N.) 4 10 0 While it is the prevailing Carl Reynolds continues to show not be- of the tournament Thursday was miss- Hickey and Lyman Get value does Missions (P. C. L.). 1 5 3 By the Associated Swimming real at the a fact ing today. The Jersey star found the Press. opinion that , jr„ power plate, that Is gin nor end with his skill Warneke and Hartnett; Zahniser, at Brown. helping to get some of the worries off JUDGE'S rough and traps several times and was ARBOR, Mich., March 26.— and are certain to Insignia By the Associated Press. afield or on attack, Lieber and Hofmann, Ricci. Manager Johnson's chest. Carl came potency short with approaches and putts alike. — N. March 26.—Two meet University of Michigan’s well- be to the PROVIDENCE. March 26. Two through with two hits today, and in his Y., however. He is thoroughly It was his accuracy with the putter delegated play singles as Cornell defeated the WORTH. Tex., March 26.—Led Washington boys were honored today last three has hit the ball hard. ITHACA,records feU grounded in the intricacies of that brought Golden victory and $1,500 ANNbalanced swimming team re- and , jr„ and Johnny games 49 to three when It was of Michigan, >4 FORTby Hal Anderson and his announced that Edward • University is a smart strate- first money and enabled him to break tained its national indoor track and the game, two-base the White collegiate Van the doubles when the J. Hickey, a member of the sophomore 45'A, in their annual hits, Chicago the 286 tie in which he and Wood Ryn gist and exerts a telling effect ! Sox defeated Fort Worth today. championship tonight by taking a first class, and Joe J. Lyman, freshman, TIE FOR CUE LEAD field’ meet tonight. again the 72-hole match the tennis a of finished yesterday. place in the last event going gets rough, have been awarded the Brown Uni- Edward Russell of Michigan ran in the maintenance morale; ! 7 to 5. medley relay, record time of the Jones Cats to four on the program. fathers at a here this athletic for quarter mile in the in other words, possesses Sad Sam held the Golden’s Potting Tells. meeting versity insignia swimming. of Cornell Michigan earned 34 Leland is Brown men Poensgen, Corty Make Pace In 18.2 0 511 and Arthur Martin qualities of leadership that hits in five innings, but Alphonse points. week end declared there still is Hickey among nine meet record with Thomas was treated less Three times during the match, which Stanford was second with 31. to win varisty letters. is among established another won him the team courteously, Lyman Balkline captaincy I was close until final few Northwestern scored a on seven Tourney. mile in 1:57.4. yielding four runs in the last two in- the holes. 21 points to wide open race for places freshmen receiving the insignia. a half when Bucky Harris departed. take third I nings. Golden sank putts from 20 to 30 feet place. Princeton and Rut- the team. NEW YORK. March 26 (JP).—Albert REN—Won by Arthur Martin If Kuhel fails to display more Stelnecke and hit home runs l off the greens and his work at the gers tied for fourth with 8 points of ONE-MILE < Perry Poensgen Germany and Albert Corty frnrrpll) second. Joseph Mangan Cornell). Bernon S. Prentice of New York, Time. than he has to date and Judge ! off Thomas. I shorter range was surer than Wood's. each. Other teams scored as follows: JOE LYNCH of France tied for McManus (Michigan.. RE-ELECTED the lead in the world \[mrd ^b^rt he is his usual self it (A. L.). 7 10 1 Wood $1,000. Ohio State, 6; Southern chairman of the Selection Committee amateur 18.2 * proves | Chicago got California, 5; balkline billiard tourna- by Edward Russell 4 The was a of time and ment at 411? YARD ELTN—Won may prove difficult to dislodge I Fort Worth (T. L.). 5 10 first nine dog fight with Minnesota, 4: Navy, 4; California, 2; Seven, declared playing the New York Elks Club to- form the committee. Washington Youth Captain Mount the veteran. Jones, Thomas and Jolley; Whit- both scoring 39s and finishing all Illinois, 2; Columbia, 2, and Cincinnati alone would sway day by scoring important victories. It rH,nhlE‘‘thud.5'CEdwar1d°yco?leU^ciI4iil’lV worth, McCabe and Krauss, Stelnecke. square, but Golden began to pick up U., 1. "We will reserve the right to name was the fourth straight triumph for Otto And if is slow get- | St. Mary’s Ball Team. SHOTPUT* -r Wo’i?' by Reynolds at the start of the back stretch. He The Wolverines were forced to break definite teams and team cap- each. ^POCND sec- players, Bchoenfeld (Cornell). 48 feet 2 inches: ting under way with his flail, LOS ANGELES, March 26.—The De- the various 44 feet 1 ■ won the tenth, a 25-footer from national collegiate record to nose tains. if so desired, for the EMMITSBURG, Md„ March 26.— Poensgen defeated Jean ond. Booker Brooks (Michigan). sinking Dommering (Cornell). 41 Rice is of man- troit bunched nine hits off Steve out Northwestern’s in the ties,” he said. "The basis Joe of of 400 to Inches; third. R. A. Rleker fully capable Tigers off the carpet, but lost the next hole trio last of judgment Lynch Washington, captain and Holland. 326, in 15 innings, 1 the field sector in Swetonic and downed the Pittsburgh as a event. will be the form of any par- stellar on the Mount St. with the aid of the run *e Donald Ren- ning right long putt stopped short of the playing guard Mary's highest made DASH—Won by 4. FANCY tie 15-VARi)C Richard Hardy Sam has been Pirates today, 6 to cup. DIVING—Won by Riley (Southern ticular player just previous to the College basket ball team this year, has so far in the tournament, 161. wir'k (Michigan), second. adequate style. California). 146.76 points; second. Degener Kane (Cornell). R. H. E. and his for that event. been defeated ?Ccrn ell): third. Robert one of the sensations of the Two par 4s gave Golden the lead on (Michigan). 142.92 points; third, Rucker availability unanimously re-elected captain of Corty Alfredo Ferraz of 4 8 1 Selections will be further by next season's at- 400 to in 17 by Har- Pittsburgh. the twelfth and thirteenth, Wood miss- (California). 8106 points fourth, Willard governed quint. He formerly Portugal, 192, innings. Hl'RDLES—Won exhibition series and traveling 6 9 0 (Northwestern). 80.78 points. ^•S-yAR^HIGH second. R N. ! Detroit short on both holes. circumstances and conditions just prior tended Gonzaga. He is a junior. vey Eeleston (Michigan): a ing putts 220-YARD FREE STYLE—Won by Schmtel- John Benaett