- *•-••• . N - v ¦ V ' ' ... ' -> r t - I » -¦ | SPORTS | ffyc Sunday Pkf | SPORTS | Part 4—4 Pages WASHINGTON, D. C., SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH- 9, 1924. Joint Coaches for U. S. Olympic Athletes Cubans Tie National Yannigans ROBERTSON AND CHRISTIE QUARTET OF PLAYERS WHO ARE BATTLING FOR RIGHT HELD ASSIGNMENT 'WITH NATIONALS THIS YEAR TO HAVE CHARGE OF MEN TEAMS QUIT 4ALL Special Committee WillBe Appointed to Act as Final AFTERTHNNINGS Authority—Assistant Track Tutors jmd ' Other Mentors Named. Mike Martin, Pilot for Day,
YORK, March B.—Appointment of a staff of eight track and field Decides Trainer’s Job Is coaches, designation of nine official sectional tryouts in various Not NEWparts of the country and action barring player-writers from the So Bad. Olympic team were prtncipal steps taken today at a meeting of the ' executive Olympic committee which put into definite shape the organi- BV DENMAN THOMPSO.V. zation and plans for America’s participation in the 1924 international Fla., March B.—As a games at Paris. TAMPA,manager Mike Martin still is For the first time in American Olympic history, no single head coach in the maiden class. He made will direct the destinies of the track and field squad, this gear’s task his bow in this role today when'he being put jointly in the hands of Lawson Robertson of the University directed the Washington of Pennsylvania, as head track coach, and Walter Christie of the Uni- Rookies versity of California, as head field coach. against the Cuban All-Stars, bat a While Robertson and Christie, whose California teams have captured score tied at 4-all and a lot of the I. C. A. A. A. A. championship for the past three years, will share splinters in his pants was the best authority, a special committee will be appointed by the Olympic body to be had to show for two and a half act as a final court of authority in track matters. This committee will include one member of the coaching staff. hours of sliding up and down the In addition work among the coaches bench. will be so apportioned that each will Miguel to chiefly worked hard earn his have to do with the specialty spurs as a pilot, after or specialties but eleven with which he Is most BROCCO AND BUYSSE innings of alternate pleading, cuss- familiar. Thus. Robertson will have ing, praising and threatening, in charge of the men in the 100 and 200 which he used thirteen athletes, in- meter sprints and re- cluding pitchers and a pinch lay, the 400-meter WIN 6-DAY BIKE RACE four while Christie will handle the hitter, he concluded that being merely Yankee competitors in the shotput, a trainer is not such a bad proposi- hammer throw, discus and javelin. NEW YORK. March B.—Maurice tion after all and resolved hereafter The sis assistant coaches to to his and their Brocco Buysse, stick chosen vocation until assignments as outlined today fol- and Marcel the Ital- next spring, at least low ; ian-Belgian team, won the thirty-sixth A. A. Hiumi Short of Material. Stagg, University of Chicago, six-day bicycle race at Madison Square, 400 and SOO meter 1,600- only one to be runs and which There was fault meter relay. ended at 11 o'clock tonight. found vtjth the way Mike ran hi* Harry L. Hillman. Dartmouth, 110 They were one lap ahead of the team. Having decided beforehand and 400 meter hurdles and running field at finish. that none of his hurlers would work high jump. the more than innings Oscar Egg and Anthony three and having Thomas F. Keane. Syracuse, and Beckman, designated them In advance, it can John J. MaGee, Bowdoin, 1,500, 5,000 Swiss-American team, finished be stated that he handles his pitchers , in and 10,000 meter runs, 3,000-meter second through the of fine style. His wigwagging of number stratagems was ap- team race. 3,000-meter steeplechase points they in regu- done In the most (cross-country) and 10,000-meter accumulated the proved big league and his lar manner walk. sprints during the race. They, anticipation of situations indicated Farrell, Harvard, with four other teams, were one lap study of game, but in Edward L. run- the keen the his ning behind winners at the to crown his direc- broad jump, hop, step and jump place finish. determination and pole In third were Eddie Madden torial debut he vault. and Harry Horan, with success drafted Lieut. Eugene Vidal, Point, the Irish team, too heavily on his meager L. West and behind came reserve • decathlon and pentathlon. them the combina- strength and at about the time the tion of Alfred Goullet and Frank tossers usually are filing Lieut. Vidal, an amateur coach, also Georgetti, was into the compete which made up at the dining room found himself without a ¦will in the all-around events eleventh hour, when of he have charge. No the Alfred Grenda. second baseman with which to carry which will Tasmanian who rode on. marathon coach was named, but from with Goul- let the” start, was forced out as a of one Michael J. Ryan of Colby College with a broken This came about result collarbone received in > of the crafty coups sought to was selected to serve as trainer of a triple collision. :^Sn| Mike the men in classic distance fea- engineer in the course of the battle. the Brocco and Buysse traveled 2,454 inning, with ture. miles and It wa? in the eleventh nine laps, which was far a prospect and one out, Five of these men—Robertson, below record stalemate In Ryan, — the for the grind. The that Mickey bethought himself of Vidal. Hillman and Farrell next five teams, whose are wearers of in standings utilizing superior swatting former the shield were by points NATIONALS the service determined the they TO GET DOWN Olympic competition. won of Lance Richbourg, who was view- in the sprints, covered one lap ing proceedings a comfort- less, the from Keakley Not a Candidate. and the last two teams two laps a fewer ' able chair because of lame foot. than the winners. was at bat as Moakley, point TO INTENSIVE WORK NOW Ed Bean due and, the Jack veteran Cornell The leaders score: Egg-Bech- Washington and head coach of sandlotter had been unable track mentor the man. 973; Madden-Horan, 874: a 1920 Olympic team, was Georgetti, Goullet- K|H| ygp^^.^jpKfc to get ball out of the infield in five t victorious 548. previous appearances, the Southern understood not to have been a can- position again BY DENMAN THOMPSON. | League slugger was summoned. didate for that be- easy cause was | He contrived only to .loft an of his health. It also Fla., the tomorrow of Manager fly. Smith softly known that he was not inclined to BROWNS SIGN McMANUS, March B.—With arrival and when rolled out accept a subordinate position offered Stanley Harris and the eight regulars who have been working out j after Fisher and Goslin had drawn him. LAST OF THE HOLDOUTS TAMPA, , passes Mike discovered he had no one Charles A. Dean of the Illinois under his direction at Hot Springs for the past fortnight, the i available to play second base, all the ST. LOUIS, March B.—Marty Athletic Club. Chicago, was appointed Mc- will brass tacks in j extra men who had not seek box duty Manus, last hold-out of the loLoren Murchison, national indoor and at yesterday ara to Hamaodn, p, If 3 0 0 3 2 0' I and New York: swimming, William Bach- noon and due Valdez, p 0 0 0 0 1 0 j ley and Fisher put on a revival of • rach, Illinois A. C., head coach; wom- outdoor sprint champion, equaled the world record of 4 2-5 seconds check In here in time for breakfast Oedrero, c..‘ 4 0 1 6 0 0 that famous Alphonse-Gaston classic swimming, L. de B. Handley, New PHILADELPHIA, en’s Borua. ss 5 0 0 S no spring in the 40-yard invitation dash the field carnival of the Penn tomorrow. Then, after twenty-four 4 0 without which exhibition York; diving, Ernst Brandsten. Palo at Grandis, rs 5 0 1 2 0 0| would be complete. Alto, Calif.; water polo, Otto Wahle, Athletic Club tonight. The mark made by W. D. Eaton, hours for recuperation from their Ortizs, 1f...., 1 0 0 0 O ll( the was Boston, Medina, If Tate, Shirley and Fisher did all New York. ZUNA TAKES MARATHON, long jaunt on the rattler, the high- 3 0 1 0 0 Ol that was accomplished ~ batting February 11, 1905. Murchison beat “Boots” Lever, intercollegiate 100-yard drilling way. Managers in these sports are: Box- tension will get under Totals 41 33 against the pair of pitchers who oc- wrest- ~4 ,~9 li j ing. William H. Cuddy, Boston; champion, formerly of Pennsylvania, by Sqand Good Physically. NATIONALS, j cupied the mound for the enemy, Streit, jr., Birmingham. inches. AB. B. 8.H.P.0. A. B. I ling, C. A. Blue**, is 4 0 2 1 ' 1 outside of an unproductive Texas swimming, Taylor, Earlier in the meet flyer 40-yard EASTERN OLYMPIC TEST Up the present time the sole 0 1 by Ala., and the Newark A. C. won the handi- to league Bluege, John T. object the calisthenics prescribed Bean, 2b 4 0 0 2 4 1 I j double while Gos- Pittsburgh. cap from of Rich bourg» 1 0 0 0 0 O'‘ Hargrave, punch scratch in 4 3-5 seconds. performers lin. Smith and the Ban Athletes as has been to get the thor- Fisher, rs 6 0 2 0 0 O' jof the rookie array, went hitlcss. Writers. Three men equalled the world sea. Princeton (2 feet), distance. 51 feet 10 oughly loosened up. Gratifying re- Goslin, 4 O 0 0 45-yard in- Md., March Zuna, Millrose Athletic If 2 O' j The prowess of Goose as, a swatter Action to bar American competitors door high hurdle record of inches; third, J. J. Comerford, Enterprise C. B.—Frank of the sults have been obtained with the Smith, cf 6 0 0 1 0 0 competition (S inches), distance, Harirare, enabled him to draw a couple of in- in any branch of Olympic six seconds. Christiernson of Newark C. feet 10 61 feet 8 /.1 Association, New York city, not only won the Laurcl-to-Baltimore rookies here, most of whom have 3b 4 1 I 1 2 1 tentional walks, but when they were writing for the newspapers or and Moore Penn State, inches. Shirley, lb 5 2 2 13 1 0 j from of intercol- MEDLEY BALTIMORE, been laboring dally for three weeks, ! pitching to him his ovtranxiety made other publications was taken on a legiate champion, made the mark in BELAY. Lafayette vs. Lehigh marathon today but also established a new American record for Tate, 4 1 3 13 1 Oi winning (440, 220, 880 yards, one mile)—Won by La- and in the last letter Harris indict- McGrow, p 1 0 0 0 10! I him an easy victim of slow balls. motion by Gustavus T. Kirby of New their semi-final heats, while fayette (Malick, Lewis, Boetscher 26 2.41 39 ed from draped his feet that the Reilly, C., and Wil- the distance of miles, 385 yards. His time was 2-5. the Ozarks resort the pilot Marberry, p 2 0 0 0 0 0 Walter McGrew six York. It was pointed! out Illinois A. made the mark liams). Time, 8.10 3-6. informed Boss Griffith Speeoo, p 1 0 0 0 inches of frame on rubber devote in the final However, was old 23 held by Albert that all the 0 0 six the Committee felt athletes should heat. it ONE MILE INTERCLUB BELAY HANDI- This betters the record of 2.48 4-5 Michelson old-timers In his party had benefited Brogan, p 10 0 13 0 at the outset and after a fine start, to competition gun and won by Washington, D. Canoe their entire time with- claimed he beat the the CAP—Wen C., Club Cygnet greatly through out in which he the side on diverting Meyer (40 yards), (Clarke, Knight. Albery and Nor- of the Athletic Club, East Port Chester, N. Y., by 6 minutes, 44 their boiling Totals 43 "» retired eleven out interests. race. Moore was second and there. , "i S 3 U ~3 pitched balls, was nicked for a tally The ruling’s on probable third. Christiernson was out. ton); second, University of Pennsylvania team •Batted far Bean in eleventh inning, effect shut (46 of Pennsyl- 2-5 seconds. With the exception Gag- when Bean and Hargrave grouped of the tennis team was a Prances Ruppert, girls’ national C yards); third. University of Chick Cumbers vania team B (85 yards).' Time, 3.34 J-5. in non, “sprung:” arm still Caban Stan 01 AO 000300 0-4 errors around the solitary safety he (epic of considerable discussion. The 100-yard champion, of the Meadow- Michelson finished second today 2.45 47 1-5, beating the mark he whoso both- Nationals brook Club, ONE-MILE BELAY. Meadow Brook Club vs. ers and Lance Rlchbourg, 0201000100 o—4 yielded. United States Lawn Tennis Associa- Philadelphia, won the 40- sth Regiment at Baltimore—Won by 6th Regi- at Stadium last May. him. who player-writers yard (Andrews. made the Yankee continues to limp a bit on his lame Twe-baae hits—Grandis, Shirley, Blnage, Speeee Gets Founding. tion has acted to bar dasfi. ment Fetzing, Edwards «ii Bech- Tate. Three.base hit—Shirley. Stolen base— January 1, 1925, Pennsylvania tel). Time, 8,89 2-6. Clarence H. d© Mar of Melrose Hill- foot, there are no disabilities among Sacrifices—Mira, Marberry the slim one and as amateurs after easily won the 1.200- side, Maas., winner of the Boston Goslin. Hernandez. Double followed but several stars, including William yard relay from the Newark A. C. ONE-MILE SPECIAL—Won by Joie W. Ray, 1 the actives intrenched here that will plays—Beuza to Villarin. Left on bases— 1 breezed through his three innings. Vincent Richards, are Tierney, 500-yard Illinois A. C.; second. Lloyd Hahn, Boston A. marathon of 1922 and 1928. finished prevent the array from "going Caban Stars, O; Nationals, 13. Baaes en balls allowing but one safety. Speece was T. Tilden and world indoor third. third; Wendllng Buffalo, NEWARK into • ¦understood to have contracts for champion, gave Holy a close A.: Schuyler Erick, Pennsylvania State. Prank E. of CLUB ASKS high” beginning Monday. —Off Hernandos, 6; off Valdes, 0; off Bro- next line and after whiffing a victory over GeorgetownCross Tima. 4.56 1-6. N. y., was fourth, and Harvey Frick, On that gan. 2. Hits—Off MoGrew, 2 iet 8 innings; off in newspaper work this year. in the 2,400- ONE-MILE INTERCITY RELAY—Won by day the recreative side lines, of which *ff Speeoe, i trio In his first round, the seventh, likely yard relay.' Gegan. Glencoe Athletic Club, New York, golf is the principal, Marberry. 1 in 3 innings; 5 in 3 in- mulcted for quartet of bingles Both of these players are He beat the Hill- Worcester (Burns, XolvihUl, Higgins and The A, A. won the will be put nings; off Hernandes, 7 in 8 innings; eff Val- I was a a re- top star, fifth. Millrose HERZOG TO RESIGN under the ban, on des, innings; which netted the aliens a trio of Olympic players, according to by three yards in the final Tierney); second, Newark; third, Boston. team C. except Sundays, 2 in 3 off Bragan, 1 in 2 innings. by Time, trophy and the Cygnet A. Hernandes, 3; by MoGrew, 4; tallies. Brogan was drafted for serv- port made today J. S. Myrick of lap. 3.36. was second. when no work Is scheduled, and the Struck out—By the S. L. T. A., who also said that Washington entire by Marberry, 4; by Speece, 4; by Valdoa, none. ice in the final two sessions and got U. athletes scored in other The race was recognized by the attention of the crew will be • the women's team would Include Mrs. events. Ksterwez of Georgetown won NEW YORK, March B.—Affairs of on Time of game—2 hears and 24 minutet. Um- by unscatched, despite a tendency Wightman of Boston, Miss “the American Olympic committee as an the Newark centered base ball. pire—Mr. McGowas. George W. Martin” 1,000-yard handicap, tryout states. International League Thera will be to wildness. prob- official for the eastern club, which have been a storm center need for this. too. Hargrave, Shirley’s Eleanor Goss of New York and Charlie Pugh of Tech was third in EASTERN BASKETERS Robertson, University as the first of the interleague games A walk to ably Miss Helen Wills of Berkeley, the 40-yard handicap, Lawson of Penn- in the circuit for some time, came to healthy triple to left and an error and the Wash- sylvania, American Olympic track today with the old circuit clubs is slated CSdif., national champion. ington Canoe relay cap- the front with a series of new gave the juvenile Griffis their first Club team and field coach, was the referee. developments which culminated in for next Friday, when the Grlffmen OF MORAN I second. Tate Win HoM Nine Trymta. tured a mile race. , an journey FUNERAL two runs in the paved DOWN CITY COLLEGE The field was brilliant, with every announcement from President John will to Clearwater to meet way for another Nine sectional tryouts will Jole Ray, Illinois A. C. flyer, won leading contender for a place on the Conway special meeting the Brooklyn Dodgers. the marker in the official two Toole that a fourth when he pounded out a single Vfe held in May and June, Instead of races In two cities in one night Olympic marathon team of the league magnates would be held an average of four when he captured American Thereafter bat- IS SET FOR TUESDAY that was followed- by a brace of w;ht, as originally planned, to select the mile run In BALTIMORE, March B.—For the entered and in fine fettle. Thirty-six here March 12 to consider the Newark tles a week will be staged with various miscues, and the final chalk mark the tonight, grueling test teams in candidates for the final trials to be Penn A. C. meet here second season in succession, Wash- runners survived the situation. John Heyd’.er’a organization, was hung up in the eighth when 13 at the Harvard after winning the mile In the Post out of entry fifty-six men who On top President Michael in addition to a trio held June and 14 ington’s an of of this of contests with Maas., March B. Tate evolved another safety after The midwestem district Office Clerks; games In New York high school basket ball answered of the gun at McTighe of the Newark club an- American Association FITCHBURG. Shirley had Stadium. the crack and International city, birthplace of Pat Moran, jammed a double to was split into two sections, with try- three hours earlier. It was the first champion holds the advantage over Laurel. nounced that he had asked for the League outfits. This right. May 31 at time in the history of out- title-winning The record-breaking feat by Zuna resignation of (Buck) Her- late manager of the Cincinnati Rede, outs scheduled both lowa indoor or Baltimore’s school team. Charles BoaiSKPM Claim to Aid. awaiting word from A chunky Latin named Dominguez City, lowa, and Lawrence, Kan. The door track competition that an ath- was remarkable. The race was run zog, vice president and manager, "for tonight was proved to be the star of the Cubans, Playing in the sth Regiment armory The first of the “home” completing former will cover the territory of lete has performed the feat. over a hard course laid out in roll- business reasons.” exhibitions Moran’s relatives before both on attack and defense, his two Dakota, Wyoming. toniwfat the Eastern High School Nothing of the with for funeral. body, North and South FOBTT-TAIU) ing country, and for a large part of further could be learned here Griffs——that the Braves plans his The in timely tap* and fly-spearing Nebraska and lowa, while the latter DASH HANDICAP—Wen quin* of the National Capital took the grind a strong wind blew directly from McTighe as to his request for a week from today—will con- charge a activities by Loren Murchison, Newark C. (scratch) ; measure City by be of brother. Thomas F. making him the hero of comprise from second, A. the of Baltimore Col- into the faces of the contestants. Herzog’s withdrawal, and President ducted the Tampa Board of Trade. of Fitchburg, is expected to Ybor Citv• will representatives Harold “Boots” Lover, Philadelphia lege a game that promised It is expected Moran tonight. Missouri, Arkansas, Okla- (scratch); In 27-to-10 Zuna not looked upon as a Toole refused to discuss the situation that the Clvltans will arrive here Monday afternoon and Kansas. third. C. Pugh, McKinley Tech, at the a was league meet- take charge of Altrock and Schacht furnished Washington feet). 0,04 outset to be warm battle, but winner until the reached the out- beyond saying that the the tilt with the Brook- the funeral has been set for Tuesday plenty of fun for the 1,000 homa and Colorado. (• Time, 3-6. men lyn on last day month, close to 45-YARD HURDLES—Woo by endgi in a romp for the Washing- skirts of In early ing been called In regard to the the of the so morning. spectators, and Nick The other seven tryouts will be HIGH Ivan Baltimore. the had running gave an exhibi- held, as originally planned, onr the H. He illy, ZUiaeis A. C.: second, C. M, Moot*, tonians. stages he had been content to reserve leasing of a new park for the club. that with the Rotarians the Moran began his base ball educa- tion of basing with a gift following dates: New York city, June Pennsylvania. State; third, Herbert Mayer. To Bennie, Hook and Smith, East- strength. Harmony, it is said, has not pre- contest with the St. Louis Cardinals first huge Newark A. C. Time, 0.00 world's in- much for its but his As the leaders- entered the eaadlots this city cigar in mouth June 7; Ann Arbor, (equals ern owes success, the city Zuna gradually pulled up vailed In the Newark club for some on March 22, the Klvaniana handling tion on of and his that alone was 7; Atlanta, Ga.. door record). boys owe today of the fray the New th© first team of which he wsls a worth the price of admission. May Orleans, May 30- these much more to their on Michelson, who was in the lead. time, but until no evidence with York Giants on Mich., 51: New ONE AND ONE-HALF MILE HANDICAP— splendid support. The trio accounted open break had appeared in the March 26 and the Community Chest member was a West Fitchburgr nine Angeles. May 24; Palo Alto, Won by Baail Irwin, Newark A. C. (CO yards); A mile and a half from the finish an organization the Magics. > Throughout his 31: Los for eleven, goals from scrimmage, syndicate which took over the club staging the dash with the called C&Hf., May 17, and Portland, Ore., on second. H. D. Barnshaw, University of Pena- Zuna forged ahead of his rival and I| Cincinnati 29, big league career Moran maintained VICTORY sylvania (80 yards); third, W. Myers, Shan- Bennie and Smith getting four each. i away from Michelson, who recently from Baltimore Interests. Reds on March all the FOR NEBRASKA. a date yet to be selected. Kessler, breezed games play in a residence In his home city and hie C. C„ Philadelphia (40 yards). Time. diminutive guard, got but was tiring rapidly. finished the Nationals are to AMES. lowa, March B.—Nebraska These tryouts will be in addition goal, Zuna this city will be sponsored by bodies career was followed with pride by the preliminary trials held by the one field but he fed his mates apparently fresh, holding a margin of won the first Missouri Valley to 'BUNKING HIGH TUMP HANDICAP—Won consistently and alwavs proved a calculated to Insure generous crowds. his townspeople. While nothing Confer- Army, Navy and various college or- several city blocks. CHESS EXHIBITION. ence wrestling tournament held here by E. Osborne. Illinois A. 0. (scratch), height thorn in the College’s GIVES In view of the exhibition between would be done without the consent ganizations, which will qualify ath- 0 feet 6 inches: Hubbard, sides of City Do Mar never was a serious con- Capa- today by scoring 19 points. lowa second. Charles would-be attackers. NEW YORK, March B.—Jose the rookies and the Cabans the usual of the relatives, plans were on foot State , , drew up posi- College and Oklahoma & letes for tho finals without further University of Pennsylvania (ft inches), height tender. He into third blanca, holder of the world’s morning practice dispensed with A. M. as pen- 6 feet 6 inches: third, Sneeds, University These teams met last year in the tion about from the finish Cuban was tonight to add a clvio -touch to -the tied for second. testing. In such events the of intercity eleven miles professional chess title, won twenty- today, the entire gang being Tuesday. tathlon, decathlon, crosscountry, Pennsylvania (5 inches), height 6 feet ft match here, but Eastern and remained until the end. assembled funorab It was said that inches. r"v showed much improvement thece five, lost four and drew four matches at 2 o’clock this afternoon for their mayor 10,000-meter walk and steeplechase more than For the first five miles no com- with dally the and members of the city SPECIAL 40-YARD DASH, INVITATION— City College. A remarkable in a simultaneous exhibition session of practice which lasted council would attend in a body. participate in the * feature petitor assumed commanding lead, may by Loren Murchison, Newark A. O,; a j thirty-three/opponents at Brook- until just time visitors YALE FENCERS AHEAD. contestants entering any Won of the visitors’ game was their first place seesawing back and forth the before for the The body will lie In state, either finals without prelimi- second. Harold “Boots” Lever, Philadelphia; sturdy lyn Chess Club. Norman S. Perkins, ¦to warm up prior to the battle. NEW HAVEN. Conn. B.—Tht defensive play. City College among a half At the at the home of Thomas P. Moran, on March nary events. third. J. Shale, Hew York A. 0. Tims. 0.04 2-6. a point dozen runners. former Cornell champion, was one of Dudley, Joyce, Brogan, Moon and Yale fencing team defeated 1 200-YARD by of hold lead at the close of the seven-mil© post Thomas Henlgan. Phillips street, or the Elks' Columbia American Rhodes scholars at Ox- BELAY—Wen University quarter, those who defeated the champion. Roe, who were not elated to partici- at Home. here today, 10 to 7. eligible Team mem- Pennsylvania (Hill, Xehoe, T.nmsusa and Mar- first but fell back In the Boston, breezed away-from his rivals The service Tuesday will probably be ford would be for C.; third, and pate in the combat, furnished targets bership under a decision giving the tin); second, Newark A. Laughlia second could do nothing in the and held his advantage for four for the squad in batting practice with at the Sacred Heart Church, at which Lyceum. Time, S.IS 2-5. third period. In the final quarter. miles, although pressed times worshipped Olympic selection committees au- 2,400-YARD BELAY (EACH hard at Russell and Martina also doing brief Moran for many years. athletes not BAOE HAM Eastern ran wild, counting fifteen by George Ramsay,' Camden, N J. Delegations thority to recommend BAN 600 YARDS)—Woo by Holy Ones (Lar- points, McBRIDE, duty on the rubber. The latter pair, will attend from the part the trials. rivee, while Its opponent was mak- eleven miles, Henlgan yielded GRIFF AFTER although big BOBBY JONES TO WED able to take in final Higgins, MalvihlU and Tierney); sec- ing three. After real veterans in point of Cincinnati and other league It was pointed out this would per- ond, town University: third. University his place to Ramsay and then drop- years, are coming to hand nicely and clubs, the Elks- and Knights of Co- selection of S. Harrison Thom- of Pennsylvania. Time, AOfcS-4. LUc-Vp and Summary. ped out of the race after another* IS MILWAUKEE REPORT should be ready to face real opposi- lumbus, of which organizations ATLANTA GIRL' IN JUNE mit (PRINCETON Michelson then by son, all-around star and former Prince- ONE-MILEBROOK)—WonBELAY VS. Eastern (27). (10). mile. overtook Ram- Special Dispatch to The Star. tion the latter part of next week. Moran was a member, the city gov- ATLANTA, Ga, MEADOW by Princeton Position.. Baltimore say shortly reaching the March B.—En- ton man. Leh, Ooager and Hitxroi). Meek Left forward Rich man before WU, B. public gage men t of Tyre done*, Tima, Benide Right mark and held it until MILWAUKEE, March Martian “Iron Mao.” ernment and bodies of the Robert Final tryouts for cross-country (Klnrn£P, forward Kolkrr fifteen-mile manager city. better knokn as “Bobby” Jones, , tatth.. Center .Wells near George Mcßride, former Martina’s peculiar qualifications were fixed tor Van Cortlandt Park, % MARTIN” 1,000-YARD HANDICAP— Thompson the finish. A telegram received today Halted States open golf champion, by Lewis £sterns, Oeergetewn (IS Left guard Stern Ramsay race, but of the Washington'Americana and make it seem likely that he will share from New York,. June 10, and for the Wen J, Right guard remained in the (he of.being Thomas P. Moran Wanchese, to marry Miss Mary Malone of pentathlon yards); second, Be Mootlor. ¦ SUventoia collapsed at the twenty-three-mile with Russell distinction from decathlon and at New T. J. OUnsca. stem A. A. by periods; one of the greatest lafleldera the N. C., announced that expected to this city, was announced here to- (scratch); third, Headrick, Newark A. C. Score post. He was rushed to a hospital, "hill horse” for the Nationals this be day. York June 10 and 11. 44. 2 16—27 league has known, lighting big strong leave Fla., tonight The wedding will take place in American Olympic polo (scratch). Time. 2.20 Eastern 2 7 but soon recovered. He will not be la season. The Italian is as Jacksonville. with Jane, Interest ‘‘THE BUBXE” 1,000-YABD HANDICAP— . Baltimore 3 4 0 2—lo within himaelf Jnat now, whether as an ox and figures he is having a his brother's body. Mrs. Moran and in the announcement said. competition has been increased by a Smith permitted to leave the institution be- Jones, who H. D. Betts, (Scratch): , Court note—Beanie (4). Hook(S). willhave reached hit Hitchcock, youthful Woo. by Prineeften fore tomorrow, however, the doctors to get back Into harness again vacation if not called on for service their two children will arrive with plan by Tommy second, P. A. Taylor, Jersey Harriers (i* ; (4), Xoouar. Xolker (2), Stern. Foal goals—- ’all time. or body Monday. twenty-second birthday- on March star la 6; 1; none stated. this summer or retire for four five times a week. the Messages have international of the Meadow- yards); third. 0. Georgs, Meadow. Brook Club 1 ia Kessler, la Grlfflth Nationals been sent, to family 17, recently accepted a position Club, organize a top-notch yards). Time, 2.24 2-6. , Jimith, Os the other well known runners President of the His “Iron man” attributes caused the asking for brook to (13 George as couch to hurl on six with a real estate concern here. {day in THREE-MILE BUN—Wen by W. Fred who finished well up are Nick Glan- wants hack and him to be called on fuller information in order that final hfoar to at Paris June. A. C., sixth; Gun- assistant manager and Ty Cobh of successive days when he was taking arrangements It is understood that the ap- large city raise Us Waehsmath, Glance# A. 0,, Now Yaik: see- nakopulos, Millrose may be made here. proaching The first to Gray, Enterprise- 0., . Time of periods- 10 minutes. Club, is after from Elberfleld a couple marriage will not In- quota the $350,000 Olympic fund end, John J. C. Pbila- nar NUson. Finnish-American the Detroit dnh also him orders Kid in -°- York, seventh; to' tnter the yonag infleldetn. of years ago and with the New Orleans terfere with “Bobby” appearing in campaign is San Francisco, which In- New William Ken- PHILADELPHIA, in Jane CARDIFF, nedy, C., eighth, and George is serioaaly considering the club of the Southern Association last March B.—Colgate’s Detroit to defend his golf formed officials today that its figure by Wales, March 2.—lreland Cygnet A. boxing today or keep 12-POUND SHOT, HANDICAP—Wen H. Lynch, Aloysius Club, matter and will decide In a few season be officiated in 'no leas than team defeated the Univer- title him oat of sabseluent of $25,000 had been raised in twelve W. Beattie, PrUoeten (I feet 0 inches), die- , defeated' Wales in their international Michael J. double-headers. sity of Pennsylvania. Washington, „ seven tMk taaeok ft* feet ft* taoftoi; slewed. P. X. «b- rugby match hen today, 13 to 10. ninth, i dam ~ / N --r 4