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VoL XVIII Z59 SANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1939 No. 44 McKeon, Scalapino Vie for Presidency Today
■$> A.S. Sponsors College Holds Record Balloting Shows Semi-Formal First Annual Runoff Necessary lor m omorrow Speech Meet High Post Candidates Carlos Bee Takes Vice-Presidency in Hoag’s Orchestra Local Department Close Race with Sallie Entz; Daniel, Plays for Dance ^Welcomes Seven Eckles Seek Sophomore Council Office At Rockwood Club State Schools BULLBTIN 0 • "April showers bring semi- • First annual meeting o f . the By vote of the Associated Students council meeting last night, How formals in the spring,” states so State College Council for Speech ard Eckles was elected sophomore representative to the council for next Education combined with the year, the legislators deciding that he had polled sufficient votes for a! ma cial committee chairman Betty jority. The election board had previously announced that he lacked half a first annual Santa Barbara Palmaymesa in explaining the vote to attain office. State College Speech Confereface • An uneasy 23 votes gave Richard McKeon a slight advantage traditional , Associated Students will be held on the campus today and semi-formal dance at Rockwood tomorrow. Purpose of the confer over Robert Scalapino Wednesday when 785 collegians registered Women’s club in Mission Canyon ence is to standardize. and improve their votés for 17 candidates for Associated Students offices in one tomorrow night. The dance is sched speech teaching methods through out the seven state colleges. • In a hotly contested race for the vice-presidency of the Associated Stu uled to begin at 9 p.m., to last un Dean William Ashworth, Frederic dents, CARLOS BEE, left, won out over SALLIE ENTZ, with 405 votes til midnight with music to be fur • Social committee chairman Betty W. Hile and W. Charles Redding to 368 in Wednesday’s election. nished by the orchestra of Doug Palmaymesa is in charge of the an will act as hosts to the delegates who Hoag. Admission to the affair is by nual spring semi-formal dance at will register in the lobby of Admin student body card or by guest cards Rockwood tomorrow night. istration building this afternoon. At Roadrunner Revue Cast Ends which may be obtained in Dean 5:30 a preliminary business meeting will be held under the direction of Lois M. BPnnink’s office. Dean Ashworth. President Phelps Week of Strenuous Rehearsal Although the affair is semi-for College Bills will greet delegates. At 8, the ses mal, men are not required to wear sion will meet in the College Thea • Entering into a week of stren tuxedos or formal dress, but may ap First Carnival ter where scenes from the forth uous rehearsal, cast members and pear in dark suits, according to Miss coming production of Shakespeare’s Cadets directors are concentrating efforts in Palmaymesa. As refreshments, punch "Julius Caesar—in Modern Dress” preparation for presentation of the will be served. In 30 Years will be presented. Mather Slates 8th annual Roadrunner Revue to be Tau Omega Hosts Caesar Cast held on the evenings of May 4 and Final Test 5, with a matinee on the afternoon Complying with the custom start ‘Santa Barbary Coast’ Characters, are Cassius, Carl Jor of May 3 in the college auditorium. ed this year of having a different Provides Theme for gensen; Brutus, Hile; Casca, Dale • Final proficiency test of the Featuring . excellent specialty* acts, campus social organization acting as Anniversary Celebration Bennett; and Portia, Esther Hor semester for cadet teachers will original songs by Bert Fitzpatrick, hosts and hostesses for the affair, ner. Second item on the program be given Tuesday from 2:45 to • "Santa Barbary Coast” has been Jean Smith and Jack Newman, the Tau Omega fraternity and its guests will be a broadcast by remote control 6 p.m. in the College auditorium chosen as the theme of the campus Gaucholand stooges, Bud Burdick, will serve in this capacity for the through Station KDB, of a drama according to Dr. Irving A. Ma carnival to be held on Friday, May Pat Kelly and Lloyd Borstelmann, dance tomorrow night. tized oratorical pageant of N the ther, coordinator of cadet teach the show circulates around a mythi 19, the first to be held at State in Speech Life of Abraham Lincoln. ers. ^Before any cadet teaching Hirsuit appendages, gathered as cal Manhattan nightery "Club de la 30 years. It will celebrate the 30th The cast includes Narrator, Harry may start, this test must be tak a result of the almost-week old Whis- anniversary of the founding of San N oche.” kerino now in progress on the cam Wollin; Abraham Lincoln, Carl Jor en, Dr. Mather states, while stu ta Barbara State college, will mark gensen; Stephen Douglas, Clyde dents especially interested should "Club de la Noche” operated by pus need not be sacrificed to razors, the end of the annual Whiskerino, "Curietti”, played by Alfred Ar- according to the Social committee Cadwell; Miss Laura Keene, Wini; be those in the junior high, ele BOB SCALAPINO DICK McKEON and will figure as part of the en tuso, stars Don Estey as "Mike”, head. fred Nichols; John Wilkes Booth, mentary or kindergarten-primary tertainment for the visiting ■ athletes Jimmee Fullerton; Asa, Cyril Hane- departments. popular crooner, and feminine in of the highest voting tabulations in the college’s history. Harold Committee Heads who will come to participate in the sen. A ll m em bers of- the ju n io r high terest, songbird "Judy”, portrayed "Bus” Bolas, third presidential candidate fell behind the two leaders Members of the Social committee California Collegiate Association by Gerry Pilling. I___!______| _____|------1------L—------~(S> Tomorrow delegates meet to dis- department must take thp. exam who are arranging the dance are Sports Carnival scheduled for May with 59 digits while McKeon scored ouss Campus Philosophy, Goals and ination at this time and all sen Ted Tod takes the part of "Car- Margaret Parks, who is in charge 20 . 369 and Scalapino garnered 346. Methods in relation to the , various iors and juniors who failed in one son”, night club press agent, Paul of v decorations; Dolly Emmons, who Bill MArthur, genPral chairman speech, arts. At 9 the conference is or more divisions of this test in Gazin, will be "Steel Simon”, villain Tozier9 Sykes Bee Ejected will handle the invitations; ^ill of the event, requests the coopera in charge of the discussion leader January will be expected to re columnist, Carlos Bee will be seen Carlos Bee pushed himself to the Sears, in charge of dance programs; tion of each and every organization from San Jose State college. Speech take those parts. Students whp as "Lee Baker”, master of ceremon fore early in the counting to claim Bill Lambourne, who arranged for on the campus by originating novel James Give students . of W. Charles Redding will were unable to finish the January ies, while Jean Smith ix the female victory in the vice-presidential fight the orchestra; and Miss Palmay ideas for booths, side shows, and demonstrate the psyhoyalvanomet- test also should plan to complete menace, "Terry Grayson”.^ with 37 vote distance between his 405 mesa, in charge of refreshments. other concessions. Each campus or er, lie detector machine, and a major their work at thtis time. Sopho Johnny Austin’s 14 piece swing Music Recital and Sallie Entz’ 368. A re-vote on a ganization will have the opportun Invited to act as faculty sponsors round atble will be given under the mores or freshmen who have de band will provide background music hair-breadth technicality will be ity to operate a concession for a for »the dance are Dr. William H. direction of Hile. finitely settled their major field for the show as well as rendering • Bradford Tozier, violinist, Don held today also on the candidates Ellison, Dr. and Mrs. Russell Bu percentage of the profits and a in one of the above departments Students Perform several arrangements of popular ald Sykes, baritone, and Wesley for the Sophomore class. Marvin chanan and Mr. and Mrs. Frederic chance for the silver lovng cup to will be permitted to take the test musical numbers. James, pianist, were presented in a Sands was excluded from the race be awarded the best concesson. At 11, the discussion! will be led at this time. W . H ile. The A Cappella chorus under the recital sponsored by the music de although he lacked only four votes The oncession committee, with by a representative from Fresno direction of Mrs. Anita Cochran partment, Tuesday afternoon, in the from tieing J. T. Daniel. Howard which all ideas and themes for State college. Eight students from Priest will offer two numbers, "Shad- music hall. Eckles who claimed more votes than booths will have to be registered, is Santa Barbara State will describe trach” and "Begin the Beguine”, Nearly 100 guests, faculty mem the other two candidates together AMS, AWS BiU headed bv Betty Howell, and all and display methods of work in re Council Elects while a quartet composed of Ethel- bers and students attended this pro did not receive the necessary one rules and regulations pertaining to gard to Dramatic Interpretation and rose Orloff, Mildred Meacham, gram, the first in a series to be giv vote over one-half of the votes cast. the erecting of them may be ob Play Prodution. Bill Morrissey Judy Dickinson and Frances Hoel- en by student# members of the music With 99 votes he lacked one-half a Meets Tuesday tained from her. Publicity will be Luncheon will be at the El En- scher will sing an original song department. . vote for the majority and will run handled- by Walt Bradbury, Syd canto hotel, followed by a discus • Meetings of the Associated Wo • At the regular meeting of the written by Jean Smith. Tozier opened the concert with again against Daniel. Cohen, and Jimmee Fullerton. sion of Public Speaking and Foren Asociated Student Council held last men Students and Associated Men Persons interested in the ticket the "Sonata in A Minor”, for violin Other officers, whose nominations Those who need assistance in the sics presided over by a delegate from evening in Pine hall, William Mor- Students will be held Tuesday, for contest sponsored by the Revue are amd piano, by Beethovefh. Three for appointment to the offices was construction of booths may enlist San Diego State college. Harry risey was appointed Welfare Chair the purpose of nomination of offi urged to start activity as soon as movements, Presto, Andante Scher successfully passed on by a major the aid of the production committee Sloan will present the President’s man for the remainder of the cur cers and nomination speeches. Can possible by Frank Jones who is in zo, and Allegro Molto, made up ity of the voters were Bernice Shedd, under the chairmanship of Harvey Fireside Chat, by which he won a rent semester, replacing John Austin didates for officers of the A.W.S. charge of ticket sales. this number. He was accompanied secretary; Pat Kelly, yftll leader; Hoffman, assisted by Marion Maas- trophy at the Denver conference. who resigned due to conflicting ex are Thora Lindstrom and Alice Grade .Williams, Dwala Bran- by Westley James. Frank Douglas, Norma Pratt, sen kant, Malcom Woodhead, and At 3, the conference will meet in tra-curricular ativities. After his ap Boeseke, president; Marjorie George yon, Bobbie Ellis, Dorothy Phoenix, Wagner’s "Evening Star” from ior councilman; June Montank, Don George Valos. Pine Hall, Room 82 to discuss pointment, Morrisey gave a detailed and Betty Peden, first vice-president; Harriet Richards^ Marie Navarro* "Tannhäuser” was then sung by Estey, junior councilman; and Mil Selling of script will be handled Campus Philosophy, Goals and acount of the prospective Activities Barbara Philip and Mildred Mea- Hjelen Whitaker, Barbara Gorham, Donald Sykes, who was accompanied dred Meacham, sophomore woman by Lloyd Borstelmann, while the de Methods in Correction and Teaching Control Board which is being organ cham, second vice-president; Faye Jane Mercer, Bofha Gibbs, Beryl by Mrs. Anita Priest. James then councilman. corations will be under thp guidance M ethods. ized for the purpose of establishing Thompson and Marjorie Griffin, Davidson and Marian Merrill are followed with two piano numbers New Dog Catcher of Margaret Parks. Those needing The conference is open free of a control over all organizations on secretary; Beth Richardson and Jean members of the dance chorus. and an encore, "Etude in A Flat William Morrissey, who ran on a tickets printed may contact Jim charge to anyone who is interested. the campus. After much discussion McSkimming, treasurer; and Vir Major” by Chopin; "Blue Danube slogan of "Don’t litter up the cam Widman or Jimmie Stanley, and Dinner-today to outsiders is 65 cents by the ouncil it was tabled until the ginia Moss, councilor. Waltzes” by Strauss—Schultz-Evler, pus!” for college dog-catcher came special art work will be under the and luncheon Saturday is #1.10. next meeting of the council. Nominations will also be accept and "The Ocean Etude in A Min through with five votes less than the direction of Kelly Hopmans and Other business included the ap Phrateres ed from the floor, according to or” by Chopin. losing presidential candidate but was Bob Hall. In charge of special pointments of Janine Rupertus as Mary Alice Halferty, president of followed closely by Pat Quinn, a events is Jack Newman, to be as Speech arts representative to the The baritone then returned to A.W.S. Election will take place the Forum Hears write-in, who nabbed - four crosses. sisted by Rosalind Bradbury, and council replacing Violet Glahn and Initiate 13 render three more well known com following Wednesday. Jack Kitchen. Sallie Entz is chair Roland Weather head as La Cum- positions, "The Bitterness of Love” Leading write-ins for yell leader • Nu chapter of Santa Barbara A. M. S. members are asked man of the prize committee which bre representative to the council re by Dunn; "I Heard a Forest Pray were Captain Paul Jones, Read Shoe Candidates State Phrateres, international college to attend the A.M.S. meeting, ac includes . Helen Andrews, Frank placing Jimmie Stanley. Graduate ing”, by Peter de Rose, the same maker, Stanley Wilson, Fred L. womens’ organization, will initiate cording to Dewitt Trewhitt, presi Douglas, and Merle Vance. • Candidates for Student Body of Manager Don Follett was given composer of "Deep Purple”, and Griffin and naturally, Joe Blow. In 33 women, at a formal ceremony Fri dent, for the express purpose of A dance in the gym will be ar fices were guests at last Tuesday’s another year’s contract to that posi "When I Think Upon the Maidens” other offices non-commanding can day evening, April 28, at 8 p.m. in nomination of candidates. Trewhitt ranged by Betty Palmaymesa and Open Forum meeting held in Room tion by a unanimous vote of the by H ead. didates written in by "serious-mind the Music hall. also stressed the point that mous£ her assistants, Violette Glahn, Mar 80, Pine hail. Legislative body. He was also ap ed” students were Merle Vance, tags must be obtained Monday. Any garet Parks, Carol Lambrecht, Alice An installing team, comprised of Harry Sloan; Dorothy Ann Myers, Doug Duckham, Student Body pointed by Student Body President man caught without a beard or a Boeseke, Rosemarie Byron, and local officers, will initiate the wo song leader; and a few more which president, presided at the meeting Doug Duckham to give a complete tag will be "painted properly.” Bernice Shedd. men and President Gail MacMillan I.E. Majors are not necessary to enumerate. which was given over to a question report at the next meeting on the will preside. Polls will open at 8 a.m. in the and answer session between the can present situation of Weldwold Following the rites, a business Graduate Manager’s office and will didates for student body president House. Visit L.A. meeting will be held, with reports close at 4 p.m. with results of the and members of the group. of the recent convention at U.C.L. • Led by Instructors Louie- Taylor committee’s tabulations being posted Dick McKeon and Bob Scalapino, Student Presidents A., at which Santa Barbara had the and Everett Weant a group of men on the office door following each the only two candidates present, an largest delegation, being presented. completed vote. swered questions pertaining to prob from the Industrial Education De- in mining districts of 21 states, Meet on Campus Games and other entertainment will tOME, April 20—II Duce, Benito lems on the campus and how they Since April 1, the .340,000 miners be enjoyed for the remainder of par trpent left for a three day in ssolini renounced President Roos- could be corrected. Among the ques • Student body presidents and of the Appalachian eight-state area the evening. spection tour of Los Angeles’ busi It’s proposal of ten-year peace tions asked the two men was their president-elect from eleven col rantees. Speaking in the shadow in the east have been idle, while ness firms Tuesday. negotiations among the union and opinion of the Kangaroo Court, and leges and universities making up the ('a.landa.t the statue of Julius Caesar in what they considered the most ser Whiskerino Shows The object of these excursions, the operators have continued in Southern California Student Presi ne before a committee on organi- ious problem on the campus. given twice yearly, is to give those on of the exposition, II Duce deadlock and a coal shortage has dents Association will be guests of Promise of Success interested an opportunity to see the T oday— l: "If we had any intention of been developing. the College on Thursday according • Officially starting last Monday, iting the fuse, if we were cher- BERLIN, April 20—The entire Weldwold Nuggets inside workings of some of the mod 8 a.m.—Student body election, to A.S. President Doug Duckham. the Whiskerino contest shows pro ng obscure aggressive designs, 1920 conscript class and about half ern business organizations; to un polls open. Form Organization After a meeting in the A.W.S. club mise of a successful finish. T om orrow— would not be dictating ourselves, of the 1919 class were called up for derstand how products are manufac room, the presidents will adjourn to Entrants were required to report ve’re doing, to work on such vast medial examination today as Ger • Weldwold House, an organization 2:15 p.m.—Gamma Delta Chi to Dean Paul A. Jones Monday tured, materials are stored and or portions—that of organizing a many’s armed fores, parading in composed of athletes living at "Nug El Paseo for dinner. BridgeTea-Fashion show. morning, clean shaven, 4n order to ders filled according to catalogue 9 p.m.—A.S. semi-formal dance, Id exposition.” honor of Adolf Hitler’s 50th birth get Mansion”, met Wednesday night Institutions represented will in be officially entered in the unique number; to see how a modern news •Rockwood. JEW YORK, April 20—The day, displayed anti-aircraft guns be for the first time to discuss plans clude Occidental, University of Cal contest. paper plant operates, and the ma Tuesday— ited Mine Workers of America lieved to be larger than any seen for the future, including arrange ifornia at Los Angeles, University A good excuse not to shave was 8:5.0 a.m.—AWS and AMS meet sy ordered a strike in all soft before in public. Men called up for ments for a tea in the near future, chinery involved in producing a of Southern California, Loyola, probably what prompted originators ings. l mines in the country May 4 examination will go into the labor entrance of an act in the Road- Griffith Park Observatory before re Whittieir, Pomona,, Redlands, San of the qontest, held every Spring W ednesday— sss operators have granted them corps for the customary six months’ runner Revue and a concession in Diego, Chapman, La Verne, and under the sponsorship of the A.M. daily paper. The group will also visit 8 a.m.—Election of AWS and ew working contract before then. labor service, and then will serve the "Santa Barbary Coast” carni California Institute of Technology. S. turning home. AMS officers, polls open. . order affected 130,000 miners two years in the army; val. Page Two E L G A U C H O Santa Barbara, California, Friday, April 21, 1939
m re - ccsubeoe- Scientist Finds OH Gelatine Aids THE SYD 0 Endurance Yesterday Was Peace Day Some Aftermaths of the Primaries 193$ Member 1939 REPRBSKNTKD POR NATIONAL ADV ERTI SI NO • CORVALLIS, ORE. (ACP)— Associated Gottef^ate Press National Advertising Service, Inc. Close on the heels of the announce / College Publishers Representative ment that an eastern scientist has in Distributor of 420 M a d iso n a v e . N ew Y o r k , N . Y , creased physical endurance by use • Yesterday, while the campus listened to and indulged in mud- C h ic a g o • Bo s t o n • Los A n g e l e s - s a n F r a n c i s c o CbUeôiote Diôest of gelatine drinks, E. C. Callaway, slinging preparatory to the runoff election today, almost one mil-, biochemist at Oregon State college, has revealed that for more than five lion collégians observed Peace Day. W e don’t wish to deplore the JACK KITCHEN ______EDITOR years he has been conducting experi fact that Peace Day was not observed on this campus yesterday, Syd Cohen------______.__,______City Editor ments with Beaver athletic teams that April 20, the day set aside by national groups to demonstrate their Barbara Parker, Shirley Willd- -Campus Editors indicate a striking -relationship be Rosalind Bradbury______..Women’s Editor tween physical endurance and alka desire to keep youth alive, for our own'peace day demonstration Bert Powers__ ..______, ___Sports Editor line reserve in body tissues. will take place in May. The ably-organized In ASSOCIATE EDITORS Tomato and orange "juices supple ternational Relations club is planning a peace de mented with certain chemical alka Jack Newman- -S ports lies have been Prof. Callaway^ me.-, monstration featuring well-known speakers and Frank Douglas, Robert Scalapino, Bill Morrissey, Bill Sparrow thod, used in. cooperation with team, a special assembly has been set aside. Fred Smoot, Helen Dixon, David Westaway, Bob Williams___E ditorial physicians, of keeping men in shape But we missed the demonstrations yesterday. Walt Bradbury------.__;_____ Advertising Manager to "go for dear old Alma Mater” John T. Porter------;------I=£s,—-----L-——Typography Adviser w ithout dyuig of fatigue. Properly Our first experience With Peace Day came four Margaret B. Bennett------— ------— ___ Journalism Adviser applied, Callaway finds that this sys years ago in a small mid-western institution tem will clip. several ' seconds when every student of the 250 enrolled turned from the time of distance runners’ • Prize mark of sensational appointments by the New Deal admin and swimmers, and wills delay serious out to hear student speakers.and a clergyman who istration came Tuesday of this week when Colonel Charles Lind fatigue in basketball, football and had been overseas. The movement then was still rowing by 10 to 20 per cent. bergh, greatest of American air heroes, was appointed to the po young, very few colleges in the nation setting Prof. Callaway . and those with sition assistant in the A ir Corps division of the war department. whom he has worked say the process aside a special day.. As a matter of fact the ad In this position he will serve as advisory authority to Major-General is still in the experimental stage, ministrations o f some of the institutions objected to the word and they caution against the "shot Henry H. Arnold, Air Corps gun” -use of excess alkali without "strike” used in connection with the demonstrations. W e know of chief. The immediate job is to regard to other nutritional factors. course, that the word. itself connoted no violence, as a violent de Appointment of . be a survey of European air Damage, to the body may result from monstration Would defeat its own purpose. the use of too much alkali or alka Lindbergh Raises powers. line salts in unbalanced proportions. Since that fÿrst assembly, we’ve witnessed others every year I f any man could be titled The present research had its ori and have watched the growing interest ëxhibitd. The first groups the leader of unknowns in gin in 1933 #when Dr. R. L. Bos- of strikers were called "radicals” and numerous other names, none Question of Status worth, team physician at that time, America that man is the hon Jcept. the men of the famous "iron- very flattering. Today, only very narrow-minded ultra-conservatives orable Colonel "Lindy.” His FLUX de BOUCHE man” 'football team full of tomato attach labels to participants in peace demonstrations. W e all want career starting with the daring flight across the Atlantic was an open juice as one means of keeping up peace. That is, the majority of us, who don’t own munition works, their endurance. .This was the team book until his marriage to Anne Morrow. Since then the famous • Your correspondent goes psychic and endeavors to foresee a few that first stopped the winning or sell cotton or oil or metals to the totalitarians don’t want war. kidnapping, the experiments in cooperation with Alexis Carrel, and o f the couples that will frolic at the Alpha Theta Chi beach party streak of the ^ U.S,C. Trojans. W e may advocate different methods of securing peace, but we are his voluntary exile to Europe have received many miles of newspaper tomorrow night. W e predict Gerry Pilling will a 'fastie and Since then Prof. Callaway, work all aiming at the same objective. Some of : us claim, that collective se appear with Bill McArthur (we see a certain scant-haired fellow ing i«i his spare time with physi hadlines and has left more questions behind. His Russian, Ger cians, trainers and coaches, has run curity against the invader is the only solution while others believe man and French experiences culminating at the notorious Cliveden in the background very perturbed) Jean U ’Ren will make a coup biochemical tests on-athletes before that a firm policy of isolation should be our stand.. Only by demon will soon receive a great
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We’re • Celebrating the opening of Santa Barbara’s newest ball park, Local Grid Squad not taking a single nasty crack at grass covered Laguna Park, Spud Harder’s Gaucho All-Stars will Readies for Third Mathermen Face Bad Day in Non- the locals, but when you start play ing around with such men as- Earl tangle with the Bafcersfiel^ Coca-Colas Sunday afternoon at 2:30 Coast Valley Game Scoring Exhibition Contest; Many Meadows, Roy Staley, Foy Draper, p.m. in an attempt to wipe out the defeat pinned on them in the Ex-College Stars With Visitors Delos Thurber, Bob Lemen, Leonard last game of their successful northern tour. • Gridiron men of Santa Bar jrtoiiand, Adrian Talley, Clark * Saturday afternoon at 1:30 on Phelps field, Santa Barbara 4 ------?------bara engaged in the first scrim Crane, and tie n r y Gonzales you’ie Although not yet being able to State’s cindermen run into the toughest congregation of track stars derrnibeiy getting into something. announce his selection as to who mage oL the spring season last For details on the records pf these ever assembled at Santa Barbara, when they meet a field compoeed will handle the mound duties, Har Gauchos Meet men see the track story elsewhere Wednesday, when for the first of athletes training for the 1940 Olympic team in a non-scoring on this page. der stated that he has revamped, time since practice started enough his lineup in an attempt to stem exhibition meet. If the students of the College have Occidental in the Oil Town lads. men turned out to make two com any interest in track at all, there Many of the men who will par-, Big Bob "Shanty” Stansbury; plete teams. Stress so far in the Softball will be a terrific turnout on Phelps Gym Tilt in the season has been laid on fun ticipate were stars in their under field tomorrow. There is no admis sensational frosh catcher who was graduate days in colleges in both damentals, blocking, kicking, pas • All softball teams that intend sion charge, but a collection will be to get a chance behind the varsity the east ai\d west, and represent the Competition to be Close sing and tackling. to enter the intramural contest taken to help with expenses incurred plate, will be unable to start as the cream of the Western states cinder As Both Teams Enter Coaches Spud Harder and Willie must turn in the names of their in the meet. result of an injury to his hand. m en. Wilton have been engaged in smooth teams and managers to either De Doc Wilson, slated for the hot cor Contest Undefeated Among men competing are Earl We’ve been wondering, since that ing out the rough spots in old plays Witt Trewhitt or Willie Wilton ner, will stay at his old spot behind Meadows, star of U.S.C., co-holder last "title” affair in the heavyweight • Coach Elmer Noble’s gymsters and developing hew ones, as well at the athletic office by three o’ the bat, and Don Ripsch will cover of the world’s record of 14 feet 11 division, when Louis is going to get meet the strong Occidental Tiger this as revamping the lineups for more clock today. To date there is but third. inches, Roy Staley of U.S.C. who a bout that is more than a fight in Saturday at 7:30 in Oxy’s gym in effective combinations. one entry, and if there is not at Sam Lynn, owner of the Bakers holds indoor world record in the name only. The buildup now, of what will be the toughest meet of Climaxing the spring season will least six teams signed up by to field team, will bring twenty players • HAL FORTRESS, State broad hurdles and was a member of the course is concentrated on the beer the season for the locals. Although be the Coast-Valley game to take night, the series will be called headed by placer-manager Frank jumper, will find it tough sledding ’36 Olympic team, Foy Draper, an guzzling Tony Galento. That’s the the Santa Barbara squad won the place May 9 at La Playa field'. The off, according to Wilton. Roberts who has announced inten Saturday against Clark Crane, Roy other Olympic man, Delos Thurber, buildup. Max Baer and Lou Nova 2C2A championship at San Jose in game is played between members of tion of starting "Luke” Froshauer. Atzet, Don Skinner and Don Ra third in the ’36 Olympics, high soon take on each other, the winner four way competition with establish the squad coming from the coast pitcher who beat the locals two weeks phael. Fortress made his best jump jumps with a leap of 6 feet 7 and as have the locals, which should getting a crack at the title. Max ed teams, the Tigers are also un cities and those coming from the ago. Roberts Will work behind the of the season last Saturday at San Vz inches. make it an interesting contest. should win that fray hands down defeated and have met and won great valley or anyplace inland. Thè bat. Francisco, 22’4”, placing second to Bob Lemen of Purdue, Western Outstanding men on Coach How if he is in condition, and he is the over such squads as Santa Monica first two games were split, Coast Either Cliff Wrightson, big right Theofield of the Gaters. Conference champion in the low ie Yeager’s frbsh contingent are Roy only man on the heavyweight hori J.C., one of the best in the south, winning last year and Valley the, hander, or Jim Fitzgerald,' cool left hurdles in 1937 will be competing Tillinghast in the pole vault, high zon who stands a chance of blast Compton, and Glendale. year before. hander, who went without a loss hurdles and shot put, Lynn Leight- ing the brown boy. Final result of the meet will pro with Tom Kendall, and Vince Reel during the trip' seem the best bets This season the squad is divided of Oxy. Hal Fortress of the Gau ner in the low hurdles and broad Bill Wagner and Sid Getzovits bably be determined in all-around State Fencers for the Gaucho mound job as Gar- very evenly between the two fac chos will attempt to give the above jump and Walt Condly in the jave did. themselves proud Saturday at ability, with Anderson of the sou- tions, both in numbers and ability, dy Gardenhire threw in Bakersfield lino up a race, and with the improve lin. Treasure Island in the Pacific Coast as the outstanding men. Tilford has insuring a close game. Coach Wil and was reached for a number of Win Coast ment shown in last week’s meet fencing championships. Wagner won therners and Walt Tilford of State lie Wilton mentors the Coast squad PARADOXICAL RECORD blows. at San Francisco may show up well. both Novice ,epee and sabre and; the edge in the rope event, having while Spud Harder will endeavor to • Texas Christian university this Mickey Berman whose hitting has The visitors will dominate the took third in the novice foil while j crawled the hemp in 5.8 seconds point the way to victory for the in year won all of its football games been sensational to date will con Champ Titles discus with Leornard Holland, Pa S-id gave an exellent exhibition of! anl holding the city championship landers. and lost all of its basketball games. tinue at first base, Eddie Markham cific coast champ in ’37, and Ray how it should be done when he cap-1 of Los Angeles. Other entries from Santa Barbara State’s swordsmen A University of Texas instructor the mighty mite will cover the sec Following is a - complete list of Sorenson. Sorenson will also figure tured the unior foil title with only state in the rope climb are Bob wound up the year’s competition in has devised a process to "photograph ond bag, Don Ripsch will be at players eligible for the game and in the javelin heave with Malcolm 9 touches scored against him in five ! Hall, "Beetles” Beatley, Don Brown, the Amateur Fencer’s League of mathematically” the atom. third, and Jackie Fitzgerald is to the team for which they shall play: Metcalf of Dartmouth and Chester bouts. The other Guardsmen didn’t Captain Art Stiener and "Kelly” America last Saturday on Treasure stay at shortstop. Valley: Benjamin, outclassing A1 Sprague, fare so well, but took four fourths j H opm ans. Island, winning three Pacific Coast -Cord, Earl Clayton, Cleo Goy- the Gaucho’s best in that event. and a fifth. Not bad for a colle- ! The outfield will consist of Bill While the Tigers have a larger championships, a third place, three ette, Leroy Ashby, "Butch” Engle, giate entrance. Russell in left, Gordy West in cen squad than the Gauchos, the locals fourths and one fifth, the most suc The locals may be forced to start Garrison, Mitchell, Bob Stansbury, Among the Minor sports deserv ter, with either Peirino Merlo, have the drop in all around ability, cessful record of any collegiate en without the services of sprinter Bur Graves, Polopolus, "Mose” Neely, ing a big hand on the local campus Dave Morgan or Lynn Graham in and although the m6et is conceded try in the history of West coast dette Gandy, whose old leg injury Turner, Gene Marshall, Jim Woody, is the newly organized gym team the right pasture. as a tough one, pre-dope gives the fencing. reacted -unfavorably to the cold of Lynn Graham, • Greek Valos Oliver San Francisco last week. Another coached by Doc Noble. Although Hilltoppers best chances of coming Bill Wagner, ex-L.A.C.C. sword pusher, paced the' field, winning the Sholders, Bob Hall, Art Swenson, doubtful 'starter is Jim Miller, who this is their first year of outside Frosh Meet High out on top. Bill Jessup, Al Sprague, Forrest competition, the fellows have made title in Novice foil and novice duel has as yet not recovered from an Team lineups, are: Santa Barbara Gardenhire, Herman Stauss, Walt illness. far more than a fair showing, win School in Return Tilt ling sword, and taking a third spot -—Brown, Beatley, Hopmans, Hall, Condly, and Lynn Leightner. 5RFEUIDV ning the conference championship in the foil. Wagner defeated the The 440 relay, topping off the State’s frosh baseballers gave the Tilford, Stiener. Occidental—An Coast: ycu*i ïlejqhJm hûird. and this week taking on the strong best men in the novice class for day’s events, will be run by Kerns, GROCER local high school a chance to wipe derson, Sears, Miller, roppe* West, these titles, and has placed himself Jack Westfall, Bob Garcia, Wait Crane, member of the 440 record Occidental Tigers, with a. good Ransom, Jones, Honston. . chance of bringing home a victory. out the 10-5 defeat handed to them among the finest intercollegiate Gilliam, Jerry Baldwin, Paul Gazin, holding teamK Raphael and Vince last wek at 2 p.m. on the Cabrillo Friee exhibition, a new special John Chadwick, Tanelley, Blynn Reel. Seven Santa Barbara Stores We were glad to note that a swordsmen west of the rockies. diam ond. event, will be a hotly among Brown Sid Getzovits, recent addition to Wilson, Howard- Joham, Cliff Ro- 1908 DB LA VINA ST. heavy increase in turnout for spring The Frosh cinder squadv tangles Jack Westfall took top honors in and Stiener anl Honston, Ransom, the local suad, made good on his mer, John Moses, Clarence Lair, practice this "Week. Many "of the with Santa Maria and San Luis Ob 34 W. VICTORIA ST. and West of the Oxy squad. reputation by winning the Junior Melvin Dennis, Ed Larsen, Gerald ispo J.C. in a three way meet to be men showing up were forced into last Saturday’s fray when he made 2720 HOLLISTBR AVE. foil championship, easily outclas Brown, Dave Hengsteler, Tèx Mag- scrimmage almost immediately but three out of five hits allowed - the run off in conjunction with the • University of Pennsylvania botan sing the competition, and being ness, Larry Pickens, Balfour Gland, 517 STATE ST. in spite., of it they looked good. Of frosh, one of them for a homer with Varsity affair. Frosh races will fol the bases loaded. Battery for State ists are making a study of 3,000 touched but nine times in five bouts. Peirino Merlo, Ray Regalado, Madi low the main events. Relative strength 701 STATE ST. course, the squad is still a little rag species of ferns and flowering Sid was entered in this one event son Swank, Marvin ; Palmer, Roy 303 N. MILPAS ged around the edges, but by the was Perrou and Stansbury. of Santa Maria and San Luis Obis plants to be foiled in the Keystone only, as he was ineligible to com Tiliinghast, Charles Bailey, and El time spring sessions come to a po J.C. are unknown, but it is like 1427 SAN ANDRES ST. • Barnard college next year will of state. pete in the novice ranks. mer Martin. ly that they have incomplete teams, close, the team should be pretty well fer a special course on the history, whipped into shape. With plenty of economics and arts that charaterize new boys and a more serious atti a demoracy. tude among the players than any • To propagandize for the embar noted heretofore, Coach Spud, Har go of Japanese war materials, col der has something than can be whip lege students have formed a special ped into a good ball club. 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