w SPORTS SECTION Iflje te B—6 WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1937. Belmont for : Flies 4,500 Miles to Run Here --—-Romp Feud Is Settled as It Usually Has Been WELSH NET VICTOR Marathon Guest IN WID BATTLE IN BIG MARATHON Kicks Self at Start, but Is Both Players Exhausted as Stowaway Turns Out to Be Victor by Four Lengths. Mitchell Bows to Champ Hero of South American Pompoon Is Fifth. in Star Cup Final. Olympics in 1935. (Continued From First Page b BY BILL DISMER, JR. BY ROD THOMAS. A battle the tightness of which it 'or the was 2:29H comes to covering is revealed of et by Peace Chance in 1934. only by analysis distance we give you Jose the Welsh The listed American record which point score, Barney Rios of Peru, South Amer- successfully defended his City of WHENica. Jose is a War Admiral was made IN marathon equaled by Washington tennis championship in runner—a Tandy Mandy, carrying only 109 corking one—and tomor- The Evening Star tournament yester- row he will a pounds, at Latonia, Ky„ in 1927. begin prodigious mara- w’hen he thon of day defeated Dooly Mitchell sorts with the finish mark in Win Nets Riddle $38,020. in four sets at the Edgemoor Club, Washington. A CROWD of 35,000, one of the 6-3, 8-6, 4-6, 6-4. Flying up from Rio dp Janeiro, largest in Belmont ac- Given more serious Brazil, an history, competition airline distance of approxi- Taimed the 3-year-old as he than he, or of the king any gallery of 500 mately 4.500 miles, Rios hopes to ar- proved beyond- the slightest question anticipated, Welsh prevailed after a rive in time to for DR. LEO S. ROWE, gallop the national he has the stamina to combine with hot two-hour struggle in which he A. A. U. championship in The President of the Pan-Ameri- Evening his amazing speed for any distance made only four more points than his Stars sixth annual classic of can Union, who will make the pavp- or circumstances. opponent. ment pounding, to be held next Satur- presentation of the champion- War Admiral went to the post the Not until the champion reeled off | day with the start at Mount Vernon at The Star's na- '-to-10 choice, but won like a l-to-10 the first four games of the fourth set ship trophy and the finish at the Whl’e House. was tional A. A. U. marathon Sat- It hot. The victory added $38,020 to either contestant able to take a probably Is the longest trip ever urday. The three Yankees he colt's rapidly mounting earnings. decided edge After Dooly rallied to \ first attempted by a marathon runner to to finish w'ill the a low totaling $144,620 for this season pull the score to 4-3 the steaming represent get to race, excepting an Olympic United States in the Pan- ind *159,420 for two years of racing. rivals split the next two games, giving contest, and he's been in one of these, American marathon Mr. Riddle. 76-year-old Philadelphia Welsh a 5-4 advantage on his owm Olympic too. I 18 at Tex. portsman. whose colors were carried service. July Dallas, Jose will board a Pan-American At by Man o' War as well as the colt this crucial point. Mitchell hit Airways plane tomorrow morning at three now conceded to be the super-horse's successive returns out of the Rio, and. barring storm and crack-up, "Teatest son, personally received the court. But with match-point staring should alight at Miami, Fla Thurs- him in \ugust Belmont Memorial Cup in the face, the gallant challenger day afternoon. Thpre the schedule still had calls for a -crrinonies following the race. The fight enough to stave ofl switch of planes, after a defeat with in rophy was presented by Mrs. Belmont, two slashing volleys before I ! night Miami, and a flight Friday widow of the donor. a weak return into the net cost him to Washington. the It remained to be determined decision. whether War Admiral's injury was Jose Has a Sponsor. Both Players Worn Out. severe enough to keep the colt out A contestant m The Star race, EXHAUSTED were both players As of training for any length of time or §0 Rios is being sponsored by the that they neglected the jeopardize his chances of going on to customary Pan-American Exposition, which will practice of jumping the net to meet urther triumphs in the East or Beats Venzke 10 Yards open Saturday at Dallas. Tex. He will each other, Mitchell out by Middle West. holding a represent Peru in the Pan-American weak, but earnest hand which was at Start. in Feature of Olympic Marathon to be run at Dallas Kicks Foreleg clasped by the equally feeble Winning paw of July 18 as the climactic A TRICKLE of blood showed on the Welsh. feature of a Ad- Meet. great meet, bringing together the right forequarter as War Walter T. the Hayes, national clay crack athletes of the track. In 22 Pan-American miral was led from courts champion of 1911 and Bt the Associated Press. fifth countries. P. Marshall of this It was disclosed the colt George 'urf parlance. national ranking player in June 5—Kansas' 1918, pre- YORK, city is director of the games and was had "grabbed," or to be more specific, sented Welsh with The Star Cup and Glenn Cunningham, running in instrumental in Rios to his hind hoofs came bringing ’ticked himself as Mitchell with the ihe colors of the New York runner-up prize. Washington. Jose received special n contact with the right foreleg. Hayes commended the champion on NEWCurb Exchange, put a new permission of the Peruvian Govern- occurred Kurtsinger said the mishap his fine style and lauded Mitchell for American record for three-quarters ment to compete here. He was from the stall- his in in the first few jumps gracious losing spirit. of a mile the books as de- Dooly Mitchell is in the foreground the action shot of the time in tennis that Welsh has Mitchell. on today he Brazil when the invitation came. for a of four finals defeated gate and that he was afraid, Welsh scored 137 points and feated his old Gene and battle with Barney Welsh in the City of Washington singles The trophy was presented by Walter T. Hayes, former national rival. Venzke, If Rios triumphs Saturday it will be moment, War Admiral was going Mitchell 133, but the loser had a de- his Bill in final at Edgemoor yesterday, but in the other picture the latter clay court champion. club-mate. Ray, the feature quite a Pan-American party down down. cided advantage in is receiving The Star trophy as the victor. It was the third —Star Staff Photos. placements, j event of the New York Athletic Club's there on the Ellipse. Jose is eligible Few onlookers, however, were aware catching the title-holder out of po- Spring games at Travers Island. for the national A. A. U. champion- had happened as the small sition 44 times, while Welsh hit oniv anything While 5.000 track enthusiasts gath- ship, and the presentation of the fleid was sent away after much dis- 32 shots unreturnable by Mitchell in ered around the natural amphitheater grand trophy will be made by Dr. turbance at the barrier. War Admiral Final Doubles Welsh Can’t Find Continual errors spelled Mitchell's | at the N. Y. A. C. Summer clubhouse. Leo S. Rowe, president of the Pan- was the most fractious, but downfall, as time and again he drove among Cunningham covered the distance In American Union, who accepted an beaten on the by ON over the was barely getaway PROS WAGE baseline, outside the side- COCHRANE MOVED invitation On Today’s Slate Room for 3:00 8, three-fifths of a second faster yesterday to do the honor*. Scot and went to the front Trophy lines and into the net. The Flying | than the American record established National Broadcasting Co., over long before the field reached the first men’s City of Washington cups apparently Welsh made good on his service Station 'J'HE ■y^INNING j by Joe Mangan, former Cornell ace, WMAL, will carry a running turn. tennis tournament will be doesn't mean 14 out of 22 times, while Mitchell of anything any- in the same event two years ago. The report the race, and Dr. Rowe's Flying Scot led the pursuit of the brought officially to a close this more to District was closer to the 50-50 mark, win- words will be TO HOME HOSPITAL Barney Welsh, ; world record for the distance us 3:00.6, picked up and amplified favorite around the first turn, then afternoon when Dooly Mitchell and ning with his 11 times and tennis champion. having it made by Jules Ladoumegue of France over the exposition grounds at Dallas trained the famous Bill Howard meet Barney Welsh broken In 10 Sceneshifter, by Immediately after he had been game*. In 1931. just when the big show is getting the and ex-rider, . took up Thomson Tied With Tony Latona for the doubles presented with The Evening Star under way. seemingly hopeless chase. On the Armour, championship, starting at 3 o’clock. Injured Tiger Traveling on Drop-shots Annoy Welsh. Trophy for winning the City of Wins by 10 Yards. Rios is one of the most colorful run down the back stretch, War Welsh shared the title last famed drop-shots wor- long year Washington P)OOLY'S ! athletes in the world. Until at championship yester- finished 1936 h» Admiral never had less than four Guldahl, Snead Top with McElvenny. who now Special Car, Is Due in ried the two 10 yards Ralph day at the Edgemoor Club. Welsh champ throughout, {"'•UNNINGHAM not only was unknown as a distance is his of them in a ahead of Venzke and 40 In front lengths' advantage over Sceneshifter, abroad. Latona, old partner walked over to a row in the second game runner but representative of 1 despised by his fellow which from the After Tom in school has an Detroit of the third set him off of Ray, the only other starter. The gradually pulled away Spurts. high days, proved Today. The Star and held out the starting to countrymen in his ambition to sun-gold former Kansan went to becom« five horses in the field. able aide, however, the seeded No. victory in the set he won. I the front at remaining By the Associated Press. Ey the Associated Press. cup. only one. which leads to a quaint slant 1 pair not having lost a set in threa Mitchell incidentally broke Welsh's the start and. except for a brief bid by Pompoon Great Disappointment. Ohio, June 5.—Eighty- YORK, June 5.—Mickey "Cant you keep this down at on this fellow. matches. service at love in the tenth to Venzke shortly after the start, led all DUNNING smoothly through the two birdies and five the office for the next 12 months?” game eagles Cochrane, Injured manager of i the way. He had little his Mitchell, runner-up to Welsh in win the set. On two other occa- difficulty pro- stretch. War Admiral held trickled into the cups today as the Detroit started he asked. "I've got so many home Ridiculed, Becomes Hero. singles, is paired with Howard, a Tiger*, tecting his lead in the final drive for own without the from now I don't know what to do with sions, Mitchell set the title-holder slightest urging TOLEDO.Tommy Armour, the "silver home tonight to complete his the the South American Olym- Leech former NEW tape. of the Navy Cup player, back at love, but Welsh was unable j y^’HEN Kurtsinger, and scored one Scot,’’ and his Scottish from a skull fracture them.” long-driving Central now recovery triple pics were held in Chile in 1935 High athlete, stationed l to hold Mitchell scoreless in any one Irging Folwartshyn. the blond giant most decisive victories In the history shot them- in a Detroit partner, Jimmy Thomson, in hospital. Peru was without a con- j Washington. They were the No. game. from Rhode Island State College, recognized of the stake. Trailing Sceneshifter selves from nowhere into a tie for the got | 3 seeded team. The star backstop, who suffered the tender in the marathon. Games went with service in the off the best hammer throw of the sea- Up spoke and Vamoose, a 60-to-l shot, were lead in the Inverness best-ball match when I fracture "beaned” by Irvin Jose for the assignment. He was E. R. first set until 2—2, when Welsh took son when he tossed the iron ball 179 Bradley's Brooklyn, Flying Scot, play tourney which ends tomorrow. (Bump) Hadley of the Yankees May ridiculed. Pompoon and Melodist. the next three before splitting the feet 27g inches. Francis Ryan of Every hole was a birdie's nest, not 25, was taken from St. Elisabeth's The boat bearing the Peruvian team Brooklyn, making his first start last two. Singularly, games went Columbia reversed the decision his one being able to baffle the 16 top- hospital here and placed in a special pulled away without him—or so th» (rince being declared out of the Ken- against service in the second set teammate, Danny Taylor, scored over notch professionals in the battle for car aboard "the Detroiter.” athletes thought. But below the tucky Derby, broke slowly and never until the seventh game when Mitc>- him in the recent intercollegiate cham- the $4,825 in prize money. The train is due to reach Detroit decks they trod, threatened. The biggest ell won his for a 4—3 lead. Later pionships when he threw the 16-pound ignomlnously hidden, disappoint- — at 8:20 tomorrow morning. 50 inches. was the ultimate hero of the games— ment, however, was F*ompoon. Jerome he held a 5—4 lead and was only 2 shot feet 33B Taylor took Two in The transfer to the train was made IN Jose Rios, Teams Lead Tie. EVEN NET TILTS stowaway. third behind Howard Brill H. Lcmchheim's beautiful colt simply points away from set when Welsh of the N. Y. Armour and as quickly and as quietly as possible. Rios came home in comfort and didn't run a lick, to show any alongside -V- rallied to tie the score. The latter A. C. failing pERCHED Dr. j Thomson at the were Accompanied by Robert Emmet glory, with the South American mara- real speed and finishing fully 22 peak Ralph broke Dooly and won on his own Guldahl and Walsh, who has been In charge of thon crown on his brunette brow And lengths behind the winner. Slamming Sammy Snead, Von Cramm Wins, Henkel Is service for a 2—0 in sets Hurker Beats Handicaps. the and a advantage in the Winter tourney sensations, who case, nurse, he was placed the field he conquered was none The fractional times give a graphic Mitchell established a 5—2 lead in T HAMILTON HTJCKER. in an ambulance at the hospital, hur- newly other than the Juan of Admiral's won a pair of matches today as the to De Stefani in * world-renowned Idea War speed. The Bows Polish Maiden for Upset by the third set before Welsh took two of ried downtown to the station in less elected captain the Cornell Carlos Zabala of who victor was at the half 48 two Scotchmen won one and lost one. Argentina, in clocked In games with the loss of only 3 points, track team and low than half an hour and placed aboard Intercollegiate 1932 won the Olympic marathon at oeconds, the mile in 1:37 and the mile Armour and Thomson, however, Third Defeat in but Mitchell out a love Straight the car Play. pounded hurdles champion, conceded up to 6 Los and a in immediately. Angela. quarter 2:02Vs- The latter made theirs the "hard" way, with the the Assocl»ted game for the set. in the Press. yards in handicaps timber top- In the 1936 at time, equivalent to the distance, veteran former national cham- Tennis Final. A 10-minute rest to Olympics Derby open — period seemed but won Wave* to Photographers. June 5. ping event, handily over Rios was the first South was a full Germany's American to second faster than what pion carrying the brunt of the load. give Welsh more power, for he start- Gilder Farrow of the Shore A. and By the Associated Press. waved at photographers Davis Cup tennis squad, fa- C., finish. War Admiral did to win the first of his After losing one down to Guldahl and jy^ICKEY ed out as if he were going to win Foster of the Foot A. C. June 5.—For as he was carried vored to win the George Winged Just what at the third out of the European condition Jose will he three big races, Churchill Downs. Snead in the morning round, Armour the final set at love. Mitchell won His time for the hurdles successive Alice but no one was to zone eliminations, no bet- 120-yards high in when he The Chief Scores in week. Marble, hospital, allowed , got arrives here is a study. Sprint. and Thomson banged into the tourney with service In the fifth game, how- was 15.1 seconds. United States champion, was speak to him. A part of the station ter than an even break in the opening He will have spent five days in the the race Kurtsinger, who leaders, Horton Smith and Lighthorse ever, and took three of the next four, ^^FTER LONDON,defeated in the final round of also was closed to the public when singles matches with Italy today. The curb exchange foursome of air with little opportunity to stretch has ridden War Admiral to all Harry Cooper, this afternoon. before ended it all on his a British Barney Eddie Ben tennis tournament today. he arrived and only those in attend- Baron O'Sullivan, Johnson. Harry his legs, but in view of the lad's bark- his 1937 said, "After that de- own service. triumphs, The result was a four-up victory for won The San Francisco girl bowed to ance saw him lifted through a window feated Vanni 6—4, Hoffman and Jimmy Herbert, the ground it’s a safe wager he'll mak° mishap at the start, which had me a and the Canepele, 6—1, Point scores: Thompson Armour, latter Jedrze-Jowrska of into the car. he was 1.000-yard medley relay, a scratch it from Mount I Jadwiga Poland, They reported 1—6, 6—4, but Heinrich Henkel, recent Vernon to the White bit worried, never had any doubt two and two birdies into First Set. kicking eagles 3—6, 6—4, 6—3, in the St. somewhat tired after the ride down- event, In 1:43.4 to establish an Ameri- House—over a devious route of 26 about the outcome. All I had to do George winner of the French hard court title, Fts. G. the cup, both two-under-par scores Hill Welsh _4 i 4 0 6 4 4 4 4—31 6 can record. No mark for that event \ tournament. town and fell asleep immediately. was the veteran miles 385 yards—under his own power. was sit there and the colt upset by de Mitchell ... 2 4 2 4 4 2 6 1—26 3 let do the on shots from off the Giorgio 1 coming chip The Polish defeated Cochrane will be taken to the FPrd Second Set. 1* listed officially. They finished 2 to he in rest. He’s in a class himself.’’ girl recently Stefani, 6—3, 6—3, 5—7, 6—2. According report, leaves Rio by Welsh — green. , former American cham- near his as soon as yards in front of the New York A. C. trim. The National Stallion Stakes, rich Hospital, home, 4352412412424 4—42 S perfect in the French hard court tourna- he reaches French Stick in Mitchell— team with Fordham third. dash for pion, Detroit. Scrap. B-furlong 2-year-olds, won Scrambled 2 £ 34144244242 2—43 6 Standing. ment at Paris. June 5 — France's Richard of Meet* Lota of Class. last -•-- UP). Third Set. Libbey Connecticut State year by Pompoon with War Ad- two matches to- pRAHA, WITH coming up Davis tennis Welsh .044512 3 44 0—27 4 aided an miral third, went to C. V. Cup squad kept its College, by 18-yard handicap, will be against a field here Whitney’s tile scrambled FILBY of Great Britain de- Mitchell.- 462 3 445 2.1 4—35 6 up morrow, standing pRIC JAPANESE GOLF VICTOR. third-round zone series with Fourth Set. won the 440-yard run in defeat- RI0f The Chief. Eastern to carry European 48.4, of almost class. Entries favorite, was: feated of West Welsh 544452 3 4—37 6 Olympia tonight — 42 Wallace Fordham off 1937 honors. N. J.. June 5 UP) alive today by win- ing Wesley of and are from juvenile Armour-Thomson. 5- Guldahl- PRINCETON, Mitchell 311274514 1—29 4 expected virtually all thp plus Palm Beach. Fla., 6—1, 7—5, in the the doubles. of the curb in the final Snead. plus r>; Paul Runyan-Ky LafToon. Two under par for 33 Prince ning Edgar Stripling exchange noted marathoners in thus Pulling away furlong, of holes, country and plus 3; Smith-Cooper. plus .1: Denny final men's singles. in a blanket finish. the chestnut son of Pennant finished Mumitaka Konoye, son of Japan's The veteran, , and Yvon Canada. By wire last camp the 8hute-Lawson Little, minus l: Henry Pi- America salvaged both doubles night, a length and a half in froht of Catal- card-Johnny Revolta, minus 2; Rsy Man- new premier and captain-elect of the Petra, defeated and BOSTON WOMEN SCORE tidings that Dave Komonen, winner erum-Jimmy Hines, minus 6. and Olln titles, however. Harris teamed up ysis of the Starmount Stable to earn Princeton golf team, defeated Sopho- Ladlslaus Hecht, 6—3, 2—6, 6—2, 6—3. of The Star race in 1933 and 1934, Dutra-Gene Sarazen. minus 7: with Hal Surface of Kansas City to the purse of $12,630. J. E. Widener’s Today’s with the best ball more Ed Clark of Ridgewood, 4 and 3, the only runner to score two victoric results, defeat H. G. N. Lee and R. J. Ritchie, Czechoslovakia, by winning both Capture Sears Tennis Cup From Transmitter was another back scores on the 71 were: on the Springdale links today to win Program nere. would come along with a length par layout, 6— 4, 6—3. singles matches yesterday, still held a Sports strong to take third in front of four the university golf championship. New York Team, 6 to 1. from Canada. place Morning Round, Miss Marble and Katherine Win- 2-1 lead tonight, with the final two delegation Smith-Cooper (65> defeated Pieard-Re- For Local Fans other 2-year-olds, including Hal Price -•-- matches to BROOKLINE. Mass., June 5 <*>>.— Special invitations have been sent to volta (6R>, o up. throp of Boston won the women’s singles be played tomor- Bourbon Runyan-Lafloon the little runner Headley's highly regarded (HR) defeated Man- event from Andrus of New row. The Boston women's tennis team re- Johnny Kelley, great grum-Htnes (70). 2 Dorothy TODAY. King. up. KATHRYN HEMPHILL WINS. the Sears de- from Arlington, Mass, and Tarzan Shute-Ltttle (62) defeated Dutra- York and Sylvia Henrotin of France, gained Cup today by The Chief, now of a record Sarazen (6R>. 6 up. Riw Ball. Brown of Rhode Island, the boasting 7— 7—5. GREENSBORO. N C„ June 5 UP).— BRUSSELS, June 5 UP).—Belgium’s feating the trophy-defending New only Guldahl-Snead (06) defeated Armour- 5, of two victories and a second in three of Davis tennis team won the dou- six at Cleveland, 3. marathoner to win two full distance Thomson (67). l up. Kathryn Hemphill Columbia, S. C.t Cup York forces, matches to three, Washington was on successive The Star's Starts, the split-choice with Bour- Afternoon Round. the medalist, defeated Mrs. Estelle bles today and gained a 2-1 lead over on the Longwood courts. Tennis. gallops days. bon King at 11 to 5. Armour-Thomson (65) defeated Smith- ANDOVER BEATS EXETER. Lawson Page of Chapel Hill, the de- 8weden in their third-round The victors, paced by Mrs. Sarah of men’s dou- race Is the only major American mara- Cooper (69). 4 up. European City Washington zone series. thon that neither Kelley nor Brown -- -- 1 at the m-... Mangrum-Hlnes (65) defeated Dutra- EXETER, N. H„ June 5 (yP).—An- fending champion, up thirty- Palfrey Fabyan, the internationalist bles final, Edgemoor courts, 3. Sarazen (65). 1 up. dover defeated 8 to 0, seventh hole in the final round Andre Lacroix and de Bor- who ranks third Skeet has won. Runyan-Lafloon (62), defeated Shute- Exeter. today today Leopold nationally, captured Shooting. The runners will leave the of Little (06i. 4 up. in the annual base ball game between of the Carolina Women’s Golf As- man won from Karl Schroeder and three of the singles and swept all North-South tournament, Na- gates PHILLY CLEANS UP Guldahl-Snead (66) defeated Pleard- those sociation tournament. Kurt 6—0, 6—4, 6—4. three doubles. boule- Mount Vernon at 2 o'clock Saturday Revolta (67), 1 up. famous preparatory schools. Oestberg, tional Skeet Club, Bradley with the winner to finish at vard, near Bethesda, Md., 10. expected IN PAROCHIAL MEET Tomorrow. the Zero Milestone sometime between *:30 and 4:45. COLUMBIA IS THREAT Base Ball. Washington at Cleveland, 3. A meeting of the Marathon Commit- Beats Yankee to Slate Clean tee will be held tomorrow at 8 Quaker City Schools First and Tuesday. night Names Powerful Five-Man Again o’clock at The Star sports department. Squad Ranger Keep Base Ball. Second in Catholic The course will be checked tomorrow High for N. C. A. A. Games. Washington at St. Louis, 4. Dick Ham of Track Vanderbilt Sails to Third in Series to Determine America’s Defender Wednesday. afternoon by the Ameri- Championships. BERKELEY, Calif., June 5 (/P).— Victory Cup can Automobile Association. No major 8* th« Associated Press. Base-Ball. Eastern track and field circles tossed alterations are contemplated In the lay- BY TOM MORGAN, ate an opponent for T. O. M Sop- derbilt entry rounded more than along with every stitch of her huge Washington at St. Louis, 4. COUTH BEND, Ind., June 5 —West a powerful threat into the National out used for the last five years. Associated Press Sports Writer. with's second British challenger. five minutes in the van. spinnaker drawing. Tardiness in Thursday. Catholic High School of Philadel- Collegiate A. A. here championships r. i„ June 5.— The 1934 champion also was beaten On the run home, Yankee again handling Rangers canvas was Base Ball. phia won its fourth consecutive na- June 18 and 19 with entry of a today Unbeaten Ranger continued by Yankee in their first engage- demonstrated her liveliness when thought by observers to have con- Washington at St. Louis 4. tional Catholic high school track and five-man team from Columbia Uni- her triumphal procession ment of the series. traveling before a light breeze and tributed to Yankee's gain, for the Maryland vs. Vermont, Burling- field championship today with a total versity. HUSKERS HEAD PARADE in of America's air has prevailed thus far she whittled three minutes from Vanderbilt sloop was without head- ton, Vt. of 36 Newport,today quest Light H points. Ben Johnson. I. C. A. A. A. cham- Cup defense nomination by defeat- in all the trials and today’s race Ranger's lead. sail more than a minute. Wrestling. S*- Northeast Catholic of Philadelphia Four Six Titles Won, Another pion in the 100 and 220-yard dashes ing Yankee by a 2 minute, 5 was started in a 7.7 mile south- Vanderbilt held so wide on the Endeavour II, T. O. M. Sopwith’s Steve (Crusher) Casey vs. Hank Big ^ finished close behind with 31’4 points and the broad Griffith jump, heads the quintet. second margin over a 27.5-mile westerly zephyr which had increased course on the second leg he was new challenger, poked her slim bow Barber, feature match, Shared Nebraska. and Cathedral Latin of Cleveland was by His individual performances included course in a light wind. to 11.5 miles at the finish. compelled finally to reach for the out on the ocean course while the Stadium, 8:30. i third with 26 points. Loyola of Chi- LAWRENCE. Kans. f/P).—Nebraska is 9.8 and 21 second victories in the It was Harold S. Vanderbilt’s Yankee took starting honors as finish line without his spinnaker. American candidates were sailing Friday. cago was the fourth team far the "most athletic” university ranking dashes and the I. C. 4-A. indoor third successive victory, his second the two sloops began to beat out It was a maneuver often followed the last leg. She was steady as a Base Ball. by * with 2414 and De Paul of in the Six. Kansas State is sec- points broad jump crown at 24 feet % inch. at the expense of Gerard B. Lam- to a buoy off Block Island, the by the skipper, who twice has sent church in the light air, but Ned Washington at Chicago, 3. Big was fifth with 17. ond. Kansas and Missouri tie for jf Chicago Competing also for Columbia will be bert's veteran of the 1930 and 1934 first leg of the windward-leeward back challengers for a trophy the Heard, her professional skipper, Maryland vs. Vermont, Burling- * The new meet record set followed Oklahoma only today Herbert Weast, credited with 9.8 and international sailing engagements. course, and held an advantage un- British have been trying to recover permitted no opportunity for com- ton, Vt. third, closely by ? was by Prokop of Cathedral Latin in 21 in the dashes. Francis Ryan, 51- Ranger also whipped Chandler til she approached Point Judith. ever since 1851. parison with her rivals. He ordered Saturday. and Iowa State. i the javelin throw. He hurled the foot shotputter; Danny Taylor, who Hovey’s Rainbow, the boat with There she lost her precarious lead Vanderbilt apparently felt hs headsail doused before they were Base Ball. Nebraska won foot ball, track, goll ?spear 163 feet 8^ inches to wipe out won the I. C. 4-A. shotput with 50 which Vanderbilt defended the and Ranger continued to draw could make better time reaching anywhere in the neighborhood and Washington at Chicago, I and swimming championships the old mark of 163 feet 1 inch set feet 2 inches and Richard 14- in in their meet- from her until reached than before the but returned to her Brenton Maryland vs. Dartmouth, Han- past school year. It also shared the ^tjie Ganslen, ( trophy 1934, only aawy they running wind, leisureiy crown with Kansas. by Dineen of West in 1934. foot vaulter, X. of the trials to aomln* the which the Van- Yankee, meanwhile, was surging mooring. orer, N. H. , basket ball CaJJiolic pole ing ourrgAtt turn&c mark, p ^ » » Omj|