United States Is Picked to Take Majority of Field Events in Olympic Games THEY DON’T SPEAK OUR LANGUAGE. WEBSTER Doping the Olympic Winners FARMER TO DIRECT —By SHARKEY DECLARED The principal contenders for Olympic honors in the field events, American and foreign, appear as follows: * Indicates prospective winner. ATHLETICS AT IN TRIM Event. American Contender*. TALE AND IN OF THEM Contenders. CALM ! THE Foreign Shotput.*Brix, Sexton. Hirschfeld (G), Douda , Hart (SA>. May Clean Up in Pole Vault, Discus .'Jessup, Anderson, Winter (Fr), Remecz Former Foot Ball Halfback, Shows Poise That Has Been Jones. (H). and Discus Javelin .Churchill, DeMers. 'M. Jarvinen (Fin), Now a Manufacturer, to Lacking Prior to in High Jump Penttila (Fin), Lund- Fights quist (S), Sule (E). at Los • Take 1. Angeles. Hammer.Connor, Wright, Me- O’Callaghan (I), Lind Charge July Past—Weighs 203. Dougall. and Skold (S), Por- hola (Fin). BY ALAN GOULD, HAVEN, Conn., June 15 — BY EDWARD J. NEIL. Broad jump.... 'Barber, Bates. Nambu (J).Cator (Ha). Associated Press Sports Editor. Malcolm (Mac) Fanner of Hart- Associated Frtts High jump.'Spitz, Marty, Nelson. Kimura (J). Sport* Writer. YORK, June 15.—Such Pole vault.'Graber,Barnes,Brown. Nishida (J), Lindblad NEWford, Conn., former Yale half- N. Y., June back and for the last two are the peculiar turns of (S). year* 15 (JP).—Jack Sharkey, Hop, step, jump.. Bowman, Casey, 'O shim a, Oda and a member of Yale's alumni Foot Ball athletic fortune that if, as Kelley. freah from his shower NEW Nambu (J). Committee, will be the new head of ORANGEBURG, seems likely, the United and Decathlon .Bausch.Berllnger.Stew- 'A. Jarvinen (Fin), Yale athletics, it has been announced rubdown, lolled about States scores better than ever on the art. Yrjola (Fin). by Dr. James Rowland Angell, presi- dining room In his training the Olympic track this year, our Legend—boxing Washington Mystery stitution of the athletic association, will fine arts of jumping, vaulting and and punching match, the best drill of the functions hereto- weight-heaving. It seems, therefore, include performed •11 his training for the 15-round heavy- As It for Title Race fore the chairman of the board and that while America has been concen- Prepares by weight title match with Max Schmel- director of athletics. He trating on a drive to regain foot racing the graduate ing on Long Island next Tuesday night. over the offices held by His weight, now around 203 prestige, foreign have been thus will take pounds, competitors n. y„ June from last year’s Junior varsity, is at was responding readily to treatment. spending a good share of their time Prof. R. Selden Rose, chairman of the 15.—The mystery crew at No. 4. and three experienced varsity He is hitting harder than ever before Improving themselves In recognized board, and John M. Cates, director of oarsmen are in the bow—Parrott, No. in seven tumultuous years as a heavy- American specialties. Poughkeepsie this year is Wash- Poughkeepsie, 3; Williamson, No. 3, and MJorud. bow. athletics. weight contender. There was a calm The definite Good—Also Better. ington. only thing Last year's varsity coxswain steers the and ease about an evenness of A Foot Ball Enthusiast. him, known about it is that in the shell. temper, that he had left far be- though we might ask for no April usually After Farmer Is known as a foot ball en- hind at this stage of THUS,better shotputters than Herman Huskies were defeated by California by Worcester Peaghkeepeie. past training thusiast. His appointment follows the campaigns. Brix and Leo Sexton, the fact is like 16 In After the defeat by California, something lengths rough announcement of new Yale policies in that Hlrschfeld of Germany, Franz Dou- Washington was quite discouraged and | water. The defeat gave the Washing- the matter of reduction of foot ball **T SEE, he said by the way of open- da of Czechoslovakia or Harry Hart of interest was so low that it was semi- ton crew a and elimination of the junior 1 ing the discussion, "that the rough-water complex, announced that the crew schedules, South Africa may crash through to win. officially would ---1^ w f the task of A1 Ulbrickson, the coach, varsity squad and other curtailments in 7 t; ‘Dutchman’ has changed his style Similarly, we have a fine group of not come to the Hudson. Financial has been to shake it off. Whether or foot ball practice. Toi M of fighting. He doesn’t bob and weave young broad-jumpers, led by Dick Bar- support in the Northwest among the SAV, ler'^ ThoSG PALOOKAS? 6 LOS SAP v not he has done so is a mystery. Farmer, who was graduated from any more He stands up straight and ber of Southern California, but Japan loyal alumni, however, was so enthu- cos amd thG Ball Before the crew started East there Yale with the class of 1904 In the whv,'Th€tv don't comes in jabbing. Is that so?’’ and Haiti have each developed 26-foot siastic that funds for the trip were AND CHAIM T'MKiHT HVPO-- .Df?OC ADDICT OP was a final time row. No official time Sheffield Scientific School, will become SPCAhr OOP PCDOLCP That wss admittedly so. performers. One of them, Cator of forthcoming promptly. That Washing- a COT was given out. but reports from Seattle a member of the faculty, stipulation HG'5 AMMIG I ALL DSHJ6 "Then why," demanded Sharkey, "if holds the world record ton has come here to enter LAM6UAG»e'. WHIT€STUFF____ Haiti, recognized prepared in the was on indicate that it was exceptionally good. of the revised constitution marking l OARLGYS. —--' TMCV talk ASOOT OBTAIN ’Dutchman’ going to come of 26 feet >8 inch, and Nambu of Japan the Olympic trials at Worcester is a to f?OP€_1t> INFORMATION FROM So good, in fact, that there is no a turning point from alumni faculty and beat me with his old style, as some has done 2 Inches better. sure indication that this crew is prize- Fiahts! reason counting the Huskies out of the pretty control. He will hold the rank of pro- Frail__g.iri_ people seem to think he would have The Irish, represented by Dr. O'Cal- is no mediocre combination. L —1—' running simply because they took a fessor FLOf* ...--HANOOUT done two years ago, has he decided to and the Swedes look to be the The final time trials at Lake Wash- laghan, bad drubbing last April. Washington As chairman of the board of control LOOT-UEUTEMANT change? best in the hammer throw. The Finns were over the 3,000-meter Olym- at the men hereabouts will tell you that the ington Farmer "will be unequivocally "I’ll tell you. Schmeling took an and Swedes outclass even our much distance and not over the 4-mile SPOT_IDGnTIFiCATiOn crew hasn’t a look-in, but their faces pic head of the university's athletic or- awful licking for four rounds until he national at javelin course. There is no question about the of improved champions do not wear a serious expression when ganization, carrying out the policies Ta/iST.___„M **y THUS,events one degree behind Cornell and Syra- division, eight Farmer has been connected with the _ be sure of winning 20 from the one that California may reasonably cuse, which he places in the front on June iron and steel industry since gradua- started to demonstrate all These are the on 9. I have of our and. likely sweeping. row as possible winners. beat April hopes tion He is now vice president of the SHARKEYthis, and his fists, backed by the 10 and discus throw. and if pole vault, high jump In fact, it is quite reasonable to lads being in the first division, Stanley Works and general manager of pounds of muscle he has added to Bob Jones and perhaps we as as third I will be Tube his Paul Jessup, suppose that next Monday the Huskies get high the steel division of the American RESUME PLAY shoulders since his first tussle with the former Cornell star MEET TENNIS John Anderson, will be racing the Golden Bears and tickled." & Stamping Co. in Bridgeport. Mal- TRACK IS WON PRICE OF GRID SEATS Schmeling stung even when he laid should attend to making a comeback, not the other six crews. colm Farmer, jr his son, is a member them gently on you. the disucus-whlrling chores. Four of last of the sophomore class at Yale. Quarter-Finals Elated in Junior "See that left hook’ Schmeling still vault year's Washington There are several foreign pole freshmen winners at are Since graduation he has retained ac- BY RANDALL JUNIOR ARE SLICED AT PENN doesn't know how to stop It. See that with Bill Ora- Poughkeepsie BERUNGER UNLIKELY and Tournament. threats, but none classes in the stern of the Huskie shell. Ed tive Interest in Yale sports. He has Boys' right? If sparring partner* can hit him " California. Lee Barnes, as alumni with ber of Southern is stroke: McCarthy, No been on the board of control Halted the rain rights. I'll kill him Fred Argersinger by yesterday, quarter- 1924 Olvmpic Champion; Sturdy, No 6, and No. representative for three years. iJLSt Fall Doubles Total of Closest Some Cut as at 50 Per Cent. The dinner bell rang before anything 7; Day, Edmundson, 5, OLYMPIC CANDIDATE Nearly final play in the and ten- High the ex-Yale star; or several other was his second as a rnemhtr of the boy*' junior else could to the same slides they filled as freshmen year happen Schmeling. and who have achieved or flirted Graduate Commute* in foot nis championships was to be resumed marched off to his victuals youngsters a year ago. Advisory Rival—Garnet-Patterson Team for Cornell Game to Ee Sharkey in the this on the Wardman Top He with 14 feet. Simlliarly, high The coach's brother, Ed Ulbrickson,; ball. evening Park plans to box every day. with per- world's of 1931 Hotel courts at o'clock. a jump, we have probably the Outstanding Athlete May The appointment of Farmer means Gets Second Place. 3:30 $4 Instead of $5. haps rest on Thursday, until Satur- best half-dozen, led by New York’s the retirement of John M Cates after The schedule: day, when he will wind up training

to 3 30 — George Spitz. Find It Impossible Get five years as director of athletics. Prof. Boys. o'clock—Ned McLean vs. -- best American in the who will retire as chairman of the Stan Dennison, Bob Doyle vs. Jim Hol- The prospect Shadows of the Past Rose, 3613 points, Randall Junior By the Associated Press. hammer throw is Frank Connor, last Away From Business. board, has served in that capacity for loran, Pete Allnutt vs. Maurice Rosen- CANZONERI TOPS CARD BY I. BRENNER. SCORINGHigh School athletes won the an- June is—Reduc- intercollegiate champion and a C. two years. berg. J. R. Harris vs. M. C. Oliphant. year’s nual colored junior high school tions ranging as as 50 Yale Juniors. 4 30 o'clock—Happy Jacob Philadelphia, high per product. track meet yesterday In the Dunbar cent in the of individual in deprived the United Br the Associated Press. vs. John Yeomans, Kent Doyle vs. A1 price Fights Dublinsky Opening of Ineligibility High Stadium. The winners showed and season tickets to foot ball — games States of its leading decathlon per- PHILADELPHIA. June 15 A (ear LOOK TO PRO LACROSSE Sappington. A1 Perkin* vs. Spencer general strength. at the University of Pennsylvania next New Chicago Fistic Club. former, Jess Mortensen of Southern works probably will deprive the Ameri- Howell, Tom Moorhead v*. Henry Garnet-Patterson, with 20>i points, Fall have been announced by Dr. E. California, but Jim Bausch, Barney can Olympic team ot the services of Glassie. CHICAGO, June 15 OP).—Tony Can- John's Stars to was second, followed by Francis with 15 Leroy Mercer, dean of the School of Berllnger and either Jim Stewart or the track star who won the Sullivan St. Expected Sign. soneri. world lightweight and and Cardoeo with one-third. Physical Education, “to meet the trend champion, Wilson Charles, may offer the Finns award as the amateur Harry Dublinsky, a Chicago outstanding Ziegler Not Among Them. The jumps of 5 feet l inch in the of the times.” promising at least an argument. athlete of youngster, will meet in the opening 1931—Barney Berlinger. high jump and 19 feet 2'2 inches in COLLEGE NETEVENT Season tickets to the north and Coach Lawson Robertson said ANNAPOLIS, Md June 15 —Several bout of Chicago’s newest outdoor bat- today the broad jump by Ashe of Francis and south stands in Franklin Field will that Berlinger had found it impossible members of the 1931 St. John’s College tleground. the West Side Boxing Club, Riley of Randall, respectively, in the cost $15 instead of $20. the dean an- tomorrow to take off from his business the time lacrosse team are to enter night. ready profes- heavyweight class, were ATTRACTS BIG FIELD nounced. and those for the east stand VENZKEWILLRACE to in trim and that he noteworthy. The bout will be s non-title affair pecessary get sional ranks. Summaries: will be $7.50 instead of $13. would not enter either the star of team, has listed for 10 rounds, and Canioneri, al- probably Phil Lotz, the joined A E5 per cent reduction in the price Boston or his former mates a contract LIGHTWEIGHT EVENTS. though not inclined to overexert him- Chicago tryouts. by signing of student and faculty season tickets IN BOSTON TRYOUTS 1 More Than 90 Racketer* From 40 self in For three years Berlinger monopo- with the Baltimore Rough Riders of SO-yard dash—Won by E Hall Randalli non-title bouts, was an 8-to-5 second. L Bryant 'Francis' third. E Har- also w as announced, making them $7 50 lized the decathlon at the Box Lacrosse favorite today. championship American League. ns . Tim#. <1 seconds for the seven games instead of 110. of Running high by w. Watts Institution* to in Dublinsky, a but indif- the University Pennsylvania and It was reported today that Joe Bean, jump—Won Compete i Tickets fear the sharp boxer, X.—Ger- •Garnet-Patterson): second. John Harris Thanksgiving day ferent Injured Leg Declared 0. starred on the track team and in the local who and Jim Mor- puncher, hopes to catch the boy plays goal, : third. P Pitts (Garnet-Patter- contest with Cornell will range from classroom. ris. a defense man. will the New National champion in one of hia moods, join son». Height. 4 feet 11* a inches. Tourney. $1.50 to $4 instead of from 12 50 to $5, easygoing mans Break World Decord for Runinng broad jump—Won bv Moin Ol- to further his own Since his graduation from Penn, in York Giants' sextet Contrary to re- : importance among ham (Garnet-Patterson»: second. Edward and the minimum price for the Navy. the who is the lightweights. 1931, youth generally looked ports, Capt. Bill Ziegler, attack man of Hall 'Randall); third. Louis Bryant 'Fran- Dartmouth and will 400-Meter By the Associated Preas. Pittsburgh games Delay. upon as America's leading all-around the St. John’* team, will not play pro cis* Distance. 15 feet 8 Inches 1 be Instead race—Won bv Randall $1 of $3. track star has a deal lacrosse. 352-yard relay Pa., June 15—A Held devoted great Junior High (Leroy Mason. Jerome Jones. The Lehigh. Franklin and Marshall of time to athletics. He was a member cannot of more than 90 stars PILOTS AT Ziegler play lacrosse again Herman Walker. John Harris) second. Fran- HAVERFORD, representing and Swarthmore games will cost a HOME TODAY By the Associated Pres*. of a squad of American athletes who for St. John's, but has another of cis Junior High: third. Garnet-Patterson. 40 colleges will begin play next year 45 seconds. maximum of $1. with the entire east Pa., June 15.—Gene took in meets In South Africa last foot ball and basket ball Time. Monday at the Merlon Cricket Club for part ahead, being stand available at 50 cents. Last year Washington Pilots, beaten in a 7-to-4 and last he scored of the HEAVYWEIGHT EVENTS. the national tennis title POTTSTOWN.Venzke, indoor mile record holder, year, just Saturday captain court team. intercollegiate the best seats for the Lehigh game East-West colored base ball dash—Won bv H Holmes ‘Ran- pro league will compete in the semi-final 19 1-5 points in the Middle Atlantic 100-vard now held by Keith Gledhill of Stanford were $2 and for dall*: second. Finley 'Randal!* third. Wil- the others $1.50. game last night in Baltimore, were to trials at Boston on and States who is in the na- Olympic Friday championships. liams (Garnet-Patterson). Time, ll's Sec- University, eighth face the Oriole City nine again this Mike his trainer, onds tional ranking. Last year 85 Saturday, Sweeney, players evening at Griffith Stadium, starting at STEPENFETCHITNOW Running high jumo— Won by C Ashe from 35 colleges participated. •aid. Francis': second. J Greer Garnet-Pptter- 4:15 o'clock. Venike was to withdraw a 'Ran- entered include Brown. Co- HAGEN AND JURADO LOSE permitted son': third, tie among H Harris Colleges Tom Richardson, winner over the Sox dall'. J. Moore 'Cardozo). L. Mills (Garnet- Harvard. Johns Mich- from the regional Olympic tryouts at lumbia, Hopkins, last week, was to Mat Matches FAVORITE Patterson*. Height. 5 feet 1 inch slated toil again. New York last because of an IN DERBY igan Normal, Pennsylvania State. Po- Saturday Running broad jump—Won by Edward Beaten 2 Tip by Pair of Collegians The Pilots will meet the original but said this JEFF TESREAU. < second. Williams ‘Garnet- mona. Rice. Stanford, Tulane. Naval Injured hip, Sweeney Rilev Randall*: Cuban stars at Griffith Stadium tomor- Patterson* third. W. Noble (Randall). Dis- California at Los would be all right for the Boston meet. Academy. Angeles, in Ann Arbor Match. row The Jeff Tesreau, pitcher Br the Associated Press. tance. 19 feet J'-i inches game here Friday with the Becomes Choice in Rich Race as relay race—Won bv Randall Ulinoi*. Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh. Texas, for the Giants of two 704-vard ANN Newark Browns has been called off. KASSEL. Germany. June 15 UP).—-The REMEMBER nearly NEW YORK—Ed (Strangler) Lewis, iWraan Noble. John CunninEhem. Paul Virginia. Villanova. Washington and ARBOR. Mich., June 15 (4»).—A back? Francis: Mule 8uttles, Pilot first baseman, German Olympic apHnt relay team of decades 236, Lot Angeles, threw 6am Stein, 202, I Economic Is Declared Out on Chase. Bernard Riley 1; second. Jefferson, Washington and Lee. Yale, pair of college boy golfers defeated Wal- the man third. Gernet-Pattereon. Time. 1 minute 15 slammed a homer with two on last Koernig. Borchungen. Lammer* and Remember they called Newark, Sandor Ssabo, 206, Hun- Princeton. New York University, Duke, ter Hagen and Joee Jurado, South 47:05; seconds. night, his second circuit clout in ai Jonath yesterday bettered the world the Bear of the Ozarks? He was threw Okla- of _ Williams and North Caro- American golf champion, In a beat ball gary, Tiny Roebuck, 258, Account Injuries. Wisconsin, many games. record for the 400-meter big and strong and he threw a fire- Officials were Pinderhufhes. Jacobi. J. 1^ match on the exacting of relay, running homa, 35:43. C. W. Adams. Young. Riley *nd lina. University 40.8 ball which for some years baffled ______Hunter. course this afternoon. the distance in seconds. NEW HAVEN. Conn.—Dick Shikat, Henderson. Most of the Institutions have entered Michigan golf the batters of the National League. one The youngsters. John Y. Fischer 218, Philadelphia, threw George Mc- By the Associated Press. two singles competitors and dou- of TORONTO, June 15.—The Telegram From down in Missouri he came, Cincinnati and Jack of Chi- Leod, 208. Oklahoma, 29:03; Earl Mc- June 15.—Mrs. J. H. bles team. Lenfesty said it had learned that the Royal Ca- this man mountain. Base ball was cago, came from behind to win, 2 Cready, 227, Oklahoma, threw Scotty CHICAGO.Whitney's had up. nadian Yachting Association would his life. And today Jeff Tesreau Stepenfetchit today AGO The affable South American was one MeDougwll, 208, New Zealand, 24:38; succeeded to the of favor- 20 YEARS send an eight-meter boat and crew to still is in base ball, still finds it his position NINE MORE under par, with a 35—38—71. Roland Kirchmeyer, 228, Oklahoma, ite for the American IN THE STAR. DIVING LURES Hagen the Olympic games at Lo6 Angeles this life and his living. Derby, Washing- shot a 34—33—67 to break the course threw Lilo Nardi, 208, Itafr, 14:23. ton Park’s $50,000 feature, which will Summer. For Tesreau is the base ball coach record of 68 held by Fischer, who is be decided The The boat will be sent from the Royal at Dartmouth College, in Hanover, BALTIMORE—Fred Grubmler, 200, Saturday. Whitney star Crystal Pool Clubmen Enter A.A.U. the Western Conference golf champion will also threw arrived late in time to a 20-hit batting spree. Vancouver Yacht Club, which N. H. There he develops great play- Harlem. Iowa, George Kotsonaros, yesterday, just and a qualifier foi* the national open. be installed as the won its fifteenth Title Meet Monday. send a craft to represent Canada in the ers. some of whom are rated high 205, Hollywood. 19:55; Jim McMUlen, early public choice, Washington Fischer's medal score today was 35— said. 216. threw Frank for J. H. Loucheim’s Economic, favor- STAGING and its second from Star class, the newspaper enough for professional careers. Red Chicago, Brunowich, straight game Nine entries from the newly-formed 33—68. Lenefsky had a 40—38—78. Canadian Yacht Club here the Yankees 215, New York. 47:05: Tom Marvin, ite since the withdrawal of Burgoo 13 to 8. Man- The Royal Rolfe, signed by and Cleveland yesterday, Crystal Pool Swimming Club will battle w to be sailed was 210, Oklahoma, threw Jack 210, King, had joined the list of now are ill send a monotype dinghy sent to Newark, developed by Zarnos, thorough- ager Griffith’s charges only for laurels in the District A. A. U. high- the St. Louis, 14:05; Berto Assirrati, 210, breds removed from consideration by out of second GIBL IS probably by Reginald DLxon, paper Jeff. a half a game place board diving championship Monday GOLF CHAMPION. threw John Maxoe, 212, Baltimore, injuries. Economic lameness Bos- added. In a rural collegiate atmosphere Italy, developed and a game behind the leading in the tank at Glen Echo Park. Jim in his left after night Betty Jamieson. 13. is the woman's -•-— Tesreau lives as he dreamed he 5:55; Corrigan, 208. California, foreleg going through ton team. a They are Bob Knight, Reggy Hodgson, municipal golf champion of Dallas, Tex. would live back in the days when he drew with MaxweU Blackstock, 214, work-out, and it was not believed Tom Hughes was hit freely that will Long L. D. Snyder. Gil Bates, Martin Fisher, —probably the youngest In CIRCLE T'S TO GATHER. around the circuit with the Tennessee, 30:00. he be in shape to go after and was champion traveled by the Naps given poor sup- Dick Maurer, A. Meatyard, Gordon tha feminine held of all time. — the Ill fortune had Circle T Giants. When he isn't coaching CHEYENNE, Wyo. Alex Kaffner, big purse. already but the batting of the Nation- A meeting of the Alumni eliminated port, Wood and Warren Taylor. held base ball he is running his garage 193, Portland, threw R&ndell Top Flight and Evening, als him through. Clyde Milan Club of Tech High School will be Oreg, both pulled Onalene Lawrence will defend her and oil station. Time has done well Hicks, 183, San Francisco, two out of considered powerful contenders. stole five bases—second twice, third at Sholl's, 1219 G street, Friday night The loss title In the women’s division against the Bear of the Osarks, up there three Mike Collins, of Economic reduced the home—to his total at 8.15 o’clock. Henry Lepper, presi- by falls; 167, Cheyenne, twice and bring Lois Bates, who defeated Miss Law- of New threw Abe New possible field to 15 and unless more bad dent. will conduct the meeting, and all in the hills Hampshire. Kauffman, 170, York, to 30 for the season. Milan is mak- rence in the low-board championships luck overtakes the event, that many are asked to attend. (Copyritht. 1933.) 6:00. ing a good attempt to set a new last Lenora Taube and Betty members may start. Walter M. Jeffords’ Boat- month; TROUSERS SAN FRANCISCO—Dr. Karl Sarpolis, major league record, although he Is Cates. swain had plenty of and Wil- 215. Cleveland, defeated Bob Kruse, 205, support, not hitting as well as usual. He John Broaddus. low-board title To Match Your Odd Coat* liam Woodward's Falreno ranked as a two out of three falls; arrived at the bases so far ahead of Norman Vincent Gomes Portland, Oreg., strong contender. holder; Smith, Pasha. 189. Turkey, defeated the ball yesterday that fielders made and Emory Wilson are among the men's Muscle Men Mustapha The rest of the list included: Sun- EISEMAN’S, 7th & F and Paddy Mack. 182, Ireland, 45:00; Abe no attempts to tag him. entries. Fistslingers melus. Mad Pursuit, Adobe Post, Yon- Griffith to Coleman. 203. New York, and Nick Manager today plans -•- Stan--- kel. Osculator, Gusto. Our _By Francis E. Velcoff, 230, Russia, drew. 30:00; John Fancy, Big send young Carl Cashion to the slab Beau, Prince Hot NEW 1932 Freberg. 240. Sweden, tossed “Wild Bill” Cathop, Marmion, for the sixteenth straight victory.., RICH GOLF TOURNEY. he's rounder at the veterans’ benefit last Spur and Minton. GALLAGHER says Donovan, 212, New York. 11:00; Steve thus saving Walter Johnson for The 1932 St. Louis open golf tourna- week. Should 15 the issue, the race OF COL. Size and to Bob Tow Strelich, 178, Los and Alex accept Griffith is encouraged by the ment involved as DIST. Weight really going fight Angeles, would have a value of Sunday. prises totaling $150, 20:00, gross $60,725, hitting of Catcher John at Twin And former Georgetown Uni- Vermakoff, 185, Russia, drew, with improved against $10,000 put up for the 1930 AMATEUR tonight City. $50,725 going to the victor. four fullback, and Irving, local Henry, who made safeties yes- event. MARTYwe he is not spwofing. BORDEAU,versity ATHLETIC hop>* middleweight, who can do nothing terday. It's how fistic fol- R. B. Whitney, former Eastern UNION strange patient but are likely to furnish a real, punch, base ball has lowers have been with Marty. It Is slugging match in Fistic Battles High School captain, « FRIENDLY FIVES . SANCTIONED honest-to-goodness Fears to lead the Wright been chosen Pennsylvania Fata their six-rounder. Schmeling possible Promoter Cornell may nine next season. For Men In another six-rounder Joe Bruno, State College and have a gathering at the Laurel has been a mound stalwart CHAMPIONSHIP goodly Baltimore feather, clashes with Harry By the Associated Press. Too Fine Whitney Getting for two years and recently beat arena tonight. And all because they Lennox, while BiUy Hooe and Chuck PORTLAND. Me.—A1 Rodriques, Cal- SWIM MEET a four. Princeton. 2 to 1. want to see this big, superbly built, Lindahl open the show with ifornia, Willie Oter, Bos- outpointed n. jack Johnson, heavyweight cham- The first bout gets under way at ton y„ June 15 (*•).- Ditson handsome youth with a wealth of prom- (6). of the has been offered AND D. C. A. U. 8:30. Women with escorts will be ad- Kingston,The only thing that seema to pion world, LOS ANGELES.—Fidel La Barba, Joe Jeanette 30 ise get along. mitted free. worry phlegmatic Max Schmel- $30,000 to fight HIGH BOARD Los Angeles, outpointed Tommy Paul, Paris. Johnson is A fight fan would rather cheer than ing as he prepares for his heavy- rounds in prenar- DIVING Dusek and Jim McMillan Buffalo, N. Y. (10). title ing for his coming fight on July 4 Jeer. But he’s got to have something Rudy weight defense against Jack Victor wrestle 45 minutes to a draw again SAN JOSE, Calif.—Kenny Austin, Sharkey is the danger of stale. with Jim Flynn, for which he will CHAMPIONSHIP to cheer and hasn't fur- IF going about, Marty tomorrow. It is possible Washington Omaha, defeated Kermlt Thompson, The German did all his training receive $31,000, win, lose or draw. FOR MIN A WOMEN nished It as yet. Tonight he promises at last will get that Dusek-McMUlan Oakland, Calif. (10). on a golf course yesterday and plan- Wild acclamation by members of Commission the ATHLETES to fight—to quit hugging and mauling finish match. ned no work today. Pop Foster, the Amateur greeted REGISTERED have at a last Coif Balls For a time Capital fans manager of was suggestion meeting night and really punch. long Jimmy McLarnin, NEXT It's seeta’s bellevin’s with even the been hankering to see McMillan go to among the visitors, a bit put out be- that a congratulatory telegram be ALL MONDAY, a finish with a real here. But Like cause he to Griffith In Cleve- most ardent Foggy Bottomer, but every- grappler Wrestling, came on a day on which sent Manager STYLES JUNE SO, AT 9 P. M. body's hoping. he hasn’t. With good grapplers he Schmeling elected to take a vaca- land. has drawn in limited bouts and the at tion. .. .— CORNELL, however, he has thrown In short order. But Not $2.50 Der Maxie palookas will return to work BALL. You «et worth end PROMOTERhasn't staked all on Oallagher. Dusek once held Jim to a 45-minute Thursday, will rest again Friday and COLLEGE BASE your money's If Marty forgets his promise and draw last Summer, but Rudy has been will wind his with •nore—in Fives. GLEN Tex., June 15 (JP).—A up preparations Holy Cross, 3: Boston College. 2. Friendly reverts to his old sluggish ways, Cornell outlawed for some time and may not workouts Saturday and Sunday. Style match here between leadership, fine comfort Is crnfident Reds Barry, Tim Charles, be up to snuff. Or he may be better. DALLAS,wrestling leathers, Leroy Bordeau. Henry Irving and the The finish match at Griffith Stadium Hugh Nichols and Henry Stoeff, and long wear. Cope in and be ECHO STAR RADIO White Feather with a 25-cent admission charge, preliminaries boys will make up for It. will be between Chief Service on fitted expertly in the season's smart- Barry and Charles, who, like Gallag- and Fred Grobmier. Preliminaries list jammed 6,000 persons Into the arena Liquid Radiator Service had to be est patterns. her and Tow', are carded for an eight- Berto Assirati and Renato Gardini. so tightly that the gates Gasoline CRYSTAL rounder, may steal the show even if George Kotsonaras and Frank Bruno- closed an hour after they were Gauges We Repair All Makes 4M 11th St. N.W. wicz and and Jack Marty does crawl out of his shell. Jim Corrigan opened. NORMAL SHOE CO. 1350 F St N.W. Barry can t punch, but he moves. Lit- Zamas. A week later the same principals CREEL BROTHERS POOL tle Is known of Charles except that he Women with escorts will be admitted met In a card with a $2.50 top price LS.JIILUiN.lNc 3218 14th St. N.W. LSI! 14th St. N.W. Decatur 411 Used to be Barry’s sparring partner and free Tickets are available at the An- and played to large numbers of 1443 P St N.W. North 847. Street had an* edge on him in that three* napolis Hotel, I i empty seat*. 1337 TT N.W,