SPOUTS. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C„ WEDNESDAY. HAY 27, 1931. SPORTS. C-3 Southern California Is Picked to Annex Intercollegiate Meet This Week End

Canada it held much the same position Dusek May Try This on Romano Tomorrow in popular esteem that hockey holds today. The positions and the rules Spectator Knocks COLLEGES, practically Out Matman 37 670 were the same as In hockey. LACROSSE LEAGUE Indeed, BUDY DEMONSTRATING HIS EFFECTIVE DOUBLE ARMLOCK BACK HEAVE. many a famous hockey player, such as Newsy Lalonde, Didier Pitre and Hector Laviolettc, had equally great Hefty Baltimore Grocer Breaks Daviscourt’s by Rudy Dusek, hot Daviscourt-Toots Mondt affair. Color- free to all seats except those In the reputations In the old Indian game. ATHLETES LISTED on the trail of a champion- ful and rough to the extreme, this pair, boxes and stage. The first bout will. While lacrosse north of the border is each of whom weigh around the 240 begin at 8:30 o'clock. Tickets are onl OF still quite a game, its Stranglehold on ship match, PROS attractiveness Garibaldi. the final Indoor PLANNED mark, may steal the show. sale at Promoter Turner’s office in the from the gate receipt standpoint long . HEADLINEDwrestling show of the season, a fin- Annapolis For the semi-final, one fall to Hotel. ago waned. Records Are Likely will be presented tomorrow night at ish, Promoter Joe Turner originally to Fall I Baltimore May 27 (£>).— Bums declared he did not see the Washington Auditorium. Five had booked Billy Bartush and George Slated for Berth. Hagen, but Hagen may The main bout of a wrestling the blow struck and gave the bout In an injury to RIYERDALE DOES WELL. to Garibaldi, but after a conference Several of 15 Events bouts, two of them finish matches, are prevent this bout. Turner has an- Teams of 7 Men, Not 12, BALTIMORE,match here last night ended RIVERDALE, Md.. May 27.—River- with the members of the Boxing on the program. nounced that should Hagen be unable in a knockout, and the blow on Title Program. Jim Londos, Recognized In the East to wrestle he will book another bout dale Schorl’s speed ball team, coached Commission this was reversed and between Are Proposed. by Mrs. Vernon R. Clarke', is proud of was delivered by a 200-pound 6- It was declared a contest but no de- as the champion, will be celebrating two other grapplers. showing the first anniversary of the winning Ol’ “Tigah” Nelson, the “meanest its in the county meet, when foot spectator on the Jaw of Dflk cision. title should man,” will tangle with Mayake, it gave Hyattsville a stout fight before Davlscourt after the bout declared of his in June, and Dusek, Taro succumbing. Riverdale Daviscourt, a Californian, who had he wou.d not appear In PHILADELPHIA, May 27. ' pin Jiu-jitsu expert. Mayake’s first players are Baltimore he the veteran Mike Romano to- the BY LAWRENCE PERRY. Thomas, Green, a stranglehold Gtno Garibaldi, again, but ! morrow, has been promised meeting appearance here thrilled spectators who Crown, McKnew, Ken- on an at the same time plans Southern California, by virtue of a nedy, L. Lauer, Davis, were being made to match the same Its with Londos June 4 at Griffith Stadium. saw the somewhat aged Japanese flip is a definite movement on Keiser, Mallet Italian. undefeated record this season, He to make the eind of the Doctor Ralph Wilson around with foot, the writer has learned, to and Rose. Daviscourt recovered from two wrestlers here in an open atr ’ plans the exhibition next week. rules the favorite to repeat its ; Greek’s first year as champion a hot scarcely an effort. organize an international la- blow after reaching his one. The card will be completed by a 30- dressing The promoter of the bout declared triumph of last year, in the flfty- THERE league professional room. There lump he would not prosecute Lusso. A 30-minute preliminary that, pos- minute match between Son Jennings, crosse of was a the size Po- llfth annual teams. Beckett of a pigeon lice prepared to arraign him before I. C. A. A. A. A. track : sibly possesses more potentialities than the youthful Indian, and Firpo Wilcox. Resigns egg and a cut under a magistrate. and field championships, which . any other booked here Is the Dick Women with escorts will be admitted New York, of course, will be repre- his ear. The assailant, who was ar- sented. In fact, the project originated As “Y” rested and charged with disorderly will be held Friday and Saturday Director conduct, gave the 'in that city. Baltimore will have a team name of Thomas on Franklin Field. Lusso when booked at the police and other American cities to be selected station. gave Events Carded Thirty-seven colleges with a total of EDWARD ("PROP”) BECK- He a Baltimore ad- later. Montreal and Toronto will be the C . ETT, veteran physical director dress and declared he was a grocer. 070 Individuals will compete in the 15 He refused to discuss the incident. events the Canadian members. of the Washington Y. M. C. A., has For Collegians during two days. Three resigned, September The attack came after the bout Pacific Coast colleges—Southern What is wanted is a game which will effective 1. He Cali- draw' spectators when hockey is not in will draw retirement pay, under the had been in progress about 20 min- fcrnia, Stanford and California—and k utes. Daviscourt had wrapped his Friday. one member of the Western season and it is believed that with national Y. M. C. A. retirement Conference lacrosse properly exploited and played fund. hands around his opponent’s neck. Ohio State vs. Georgetown (base —Michigan—will have representatives Announcement of Referee "Cyclone" Bums ruled It a on the track and field. under the Australian rules, which call Beckett’s resig- bail) at G. U. field, 3:30 o'clock. for a seven-man team, the interest of nation and cf its reluctant accept- stranglehold and tried to break It as Nine of the 15 individual champions Lusso entered the ring. from last year MB, the hockey following public could be ance by the board of managers was Saturday. will defend their hon- aroused. made by Leonard W. De Oast, ors against a field of stars that has gen- Maryland vs. Navy (lacrosse) at seldom Twelve-man teams as employed by the eral secretary, at an "old-timers’’ been equaled in intercollegiate Intercollegiate league club organ- reunion at the Central building. Annapolis, 3:30 o'clock. competition. of and “Y” Five this number are izations in this country would do as “Prof.” Beckett Maryland Freshmen speeding eastward from California. not recently was College Sports va. Navy a money proposition, inasmuch as play awarded recognition by the Fellows Plebes (lacrosse) at Annapolis, 1:15 Frank Wykcff, who won the hundred Is not sufficiently compact and there is or Physical Education, honorary I in 9.7 seconds last year and who has MARYLAND “LOSES” GAME o'clock. too much loose running about. organization of autstandlng physical Base Maryland vs. Army (base - ball) ryn 9.5 seconds several times this Because of a schedule mix-up. Un educators, Ball. at Under the seven-man system, lacrosse which made him a mem- Michigan. 7; Ohio West Point. Spring; Hector Dyer of Stanford, victor verslty of Maryland and Pennsylvania in action, in attacking and defensive ber with the tlt'e of “fellow of phy- State, 3. in the 229-yard dash in 21.3 sec- did not meet at base ball yesterday at systems, closely hockey, sical education." Yale, 10; Hosei (Japan), 2. onds; resembles and Penn, 10; Lafayette, 6. William Carls, who skimmed over Philadelphia. When the Old Liners while not so fast as Its ice brother, it Beckett has been a “Y” physical the low hurdles in 23.7 seconds; Ken- arrived at Franklin Field they found men maneuvering Bates, 4; Colby, 3. does involve fast and director for 43 years, of which 31 Chicago, neth Churchill, who tossed the javelin Penn playing Lafayette. sprinting under high pressure have spent 10; Michigan State, 9. with the years been with the Bowdoin, 2; Maine, 212 feet 5 inches, and Arnold West of Pennsylvania regretted the occur- race element accentuated. This being Washington association. He was a 1. Stanford, who won the broad Jump rence and was willing to play Mary- so, there would seem to be something pioneer in TROUSERS popularizing basket ball Tennis. with a leap of 24 feet 7% Inches, are land after the Lafayette game, but it better than fighting chance a of finan- and volley ball and is credited with Chicago, 7; Wisconsin, 2. To Match Your Odd the champions from the coast. was found impossible to do this as the cial success in a professional organiza- having invented the bottomless Coats California track team had been Eastern Champions. prom- tion. basket which replaced the first Go!f. EISEMAN’S, 7th & ised use of the field. In the palmy days of the sport in “peach basket” goals. F Qeorge Bullwinkle of C. C. N. Y. in Northwestern, 12%; Wisconsin, 5%. the mile, Eugene Record of Harvard In the low hurdles, William O’Connor !?: of Columbia in the high jump and Oscar Sutermelster of Harvard in the pole vault are the Eastern defending title holders. The East is looking forward with great interest to the appearance of Ben Eastman, one of the greatest quarter milers since the days of Ted Meredith. In a recent meet the Stan- ¦k , if# ford star equaled Meredith’s mark of 47% seconds to defeat Victor Williams, national 440-yard champion. Eastman will meet the competition on Franklin Field that should force him to run his best. Horace Steel of mm Pennsylvania, GVaham of Syracuse, Bernie McCafferty of Holy Cross, Carr of Pennsylvania, Fleet of Boston Col- lege and several other Eastern quarter milers have all done close to 48 seconds this season. The mile run is another event that is attracting Nation-wide attention. With all five of the indoor champions of the past Winter and four of the five point scorers of last year's outdoor meet entered in the mile, indications point to a close race from the start. Carl Coan, who ran 4:13 indoors; George Bullwinkle, the champion; Bill McKniff of Pennsylvania, who was clocked in 4:17 6-10; Hallowell of Har- *. vard, Martin of Cornell, Halstead of r Southern California and Estes of Har- vard are among the favorites for the event. Clever Sprint Field. v % *'C.- The presence of Eddie Tolan of Michigan in the 100-yard and 220-yard makes the sprint field exceptionally good. Frank Wykoff, who has clipped one-tenth of a second off Tolan’s ac- cepted world record for the 100; Kelly of Georgetown, Indoor intercollegiate Yankees Set Pace as Oxford champion; Delby of Southern Cali- fornia, Boyle of Pennsylvania and Mc- Donald of Yale are the most prominent of the sprinters. Scores Clean-Up in Lacrosse The 2-mile run will present a fast field that includes Chamberlain of Michigan State, Joe McCluskey of former American collegians athletes, and are participating in vari- Fordham, Rekers of Penn State and figured very prominently in the ' ous sports there. In their intercollegi- ate in the United States Mc- Ranney of Cornell. extraordinary record made by • careers There a among Donough and Derry berry will be re- is feeling track fol- SIXthe Oxford lacrosse team whose i i players, lowers that Payne of Southern Cali- called as foot ball while it Not" Hudgins Contest Giddens and basket "Believe or fornia will break a record that has season has just culminated in the de- 1 were ball stood since 1898, when Alvin Knenzlein feat of the strong Btockport team, 8 to and1 base ball men. • did 0:23 8-5 for the 220-yard low hur- 6, giving the Oxonian outfit a clean dles. In a recent meet the Trojan star was timed In 0:23 2-5. To win Payne and clear title to the English cham- STAGE BOXING BOUTS. must defeat Carls, a teammate and pionship. Swede Davidson and Jay Sabine de- the champion; Record of Harvard, Not a game lost in the trium- feated Ed Lowe and Chamberlin in box- Clark of Cornell was and a number of other phant march to the title, and in the ing matches last night among Columbus first-class timber-toppers University students at K. of C. Hall. 18 contests Oxford scored 192 goals to 98 for its opponents. NAVY TO SEAT Oxford's heavy storing was due 57000 chiefly to L. H. Parinholt, former Johns Hopkins and Olympic player, who was Authorized Distributor a AT LACROSSE CLASH captain of the twelve; M. A. Macln- tyre, formerly captain of the Ya'e la- Winfield Carburetors crosse combination, and L. P. Giddens ANNAPOLIS, of the University of Alabama, nils May 27.—There are no trio CREEL BROTHERS permanent stands at the field the made up an inner attack which Academy is rivals found the greatest difficulty In 1811 14th St. N.W. Naval using for Its lacrosse checking. this season, and upon which it will Decstur 4220 battle Giddens' 68 goals placed him as the with the University of Maryland highest twelve Saturday, but work has begun scorer in England, and the in- in placing temporary stands teresting thing about his play is that which will he was unfamiliar with lacrosse—they seat about 5,000. do It is estimated that close to double not go in for the Indian game in that number will the Par South—before he went to Ox- want to see the game, ford as a Rhodes talking about the and there is a fair amount of standing scholar. Everybody’s new ESSO pro- room available, The other three Americans were: J. but Naval Academy J. McDonough authorities would be glad If of the University of Chi- the spec- cago, D. E. Hudgins of the gram.— But they’re not talking during the tators would divide themselves among University the attractive of North Carolina and W. E. Derry- events of the day, which berry of the Include base ball and field and track University of Tennessee. program. No sir. It’s too exciting for that. When against Ohio State. All these Americans have won splen- FREE did reputations at Oxford The Maryland players will be glad as natural they L. that will no longer have to play Robert Ripley’s on the air, every Wednesday on the side tilted field in the northern Day or Nile part of the grounds that used to be : Friday, at 7:45 P.M., E.D.S. people . used for the Navy games. Hie present CAR WASH and time, listen field does not lean either way. * TThe lacrosse clash between the Navy Progressive rife with each purchase of Plebes and Maryland Freshmen will For one thing, they want to get one of die 54 day’s program Auto start the at 1:15. Laundry a car The base ball game and field and 1423 M.W. wash, lubrication track Irvine prizes going to by match bpth start at 2.15, and the Cal. 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