1932-04-24 [P

1932-04-24 [P

United States Tax, as Planned' 5eea as Almost Death Blow to Student Sports Army-Navy Game 3,000 Athletes Will Compete College, School Is Events for Week MARYLAND II. MEET Here Proposed In Penn Relays This Week End -- COLLEGE. By the Associated Press HOOVER was called Tomorrow. Press. last 10 By the Associated individual of year FORCED HUSTLE TAKE 37 PER CENT House Six champions Base ball—West at on In the yesterday by VARSITY DEFEATED Virginia Mary- PRESIDENT April 23— will defend their honors. They are C. Representative Britten, Republi- Ap- land. an 3.000 Munn, Minnesota's shotput title holder; ENTRYJJSTGROWS can. Illinois, to arrange Army- proximately athletes, repre- E. Beatty of Michigan Normal, the 400- Tuesday. Navy foot ball game in Washington senting more than 500 college, F:nds Success of Proposed Levies Total Up to Middies Victors in Track, La- meter hurdle champion; Joe McCloskey, Virginia Spirited Foe, Base ball—West Virginia at Annual Affair for this year. Philadelphia, high, grammar and Pordham 3.000-meter Georgetown. former chairman of the preparatory, University's Britten, will in the — schools, compete hurdle winner; T. H. Lee of Yale, pole But After Lone Exhorbitant Naval Committee, said if Mr. Hoover Tennis Plebes parochial Wins, 7-1, Wednesday. Schoolboys on May 7 Al- Figure—Er- crosse, annual university of Penn- vault victor; W. O'Connor, high-jump ‘‘would that it would be a good thirty-eighth Tennis—Maryland at American say relay carnival next Friday and from Columbia; G. D Wil- would play in Washing- sylvania champion, in First Half. University. ror Held thing, they Not So Successful. Saturday. liams of Hampton, winner in the javelin Goal ready Assured. Likely. ton this year.” Four Western Conference teams—In- throw, and Jack Keller, the 120-yard Thursday. Let the President do what Calvin indoor title holders of the Big hurdles crown holder of Ohio Base ball—William and at 1926.” Britten con- diana, high Mary Coolidge did in and Ohio BY H. C. BYRD. By the Associated Press. Ten; Minnesota, Chicago State. Olympic-ambitious Maryland. NTRIES for the University of tinued. be represented in the In with at — State—will relays the decathlon, Barney lacrosse team scored its fourth Tennis—Virginia Poly George- the Government con- President Coolidge publicly an- Md., April 23 Maryland interscholastic track and special events. Teams from the Berllnger out of the competition, eight town. nounced he thought it would be a win of the season yesterday at meet 7 at stantly on the alert for Turning in performances University of Florida, New Mexico, all-round track and field stars will vie. May College Park will to a game in the MARYLAND'S It was held Friday. good thing play North Park, but that needed a trifle Louisiana State, Carolina, Vir- Five events of the decathlon will be held College close May 2. Schools in large new sources of tax rev- Midwest and the was played. only Track—Catholic in game Annapolis. Texas Michigan State, the five The score of 7 to 1 University WITH Michigan Friday, remaining Saturday. low ginia, to the numbers have and suc- We to have one in Washington time to shatter the surprisingly Penn Relays. already entered, enue, it possibly should ought faster State Normal and other distant places two who appear likely to fight it out a spirited University of Virginia Tennis — at cess of the an invitation meet, during the Bicentennial.” the track will compete against the principal col- for the 10-event prize are George by Hampden Sydney affair, have been expected that some- Navy records, middy Welch down George is assured. The caliber of entrants also I___ leges in the East, including Army and Munger of Pennsylvania, who finished twelve that Gus brought Washington. stars turned their first victory of Golf—University of Richmond at Indicates fine competition, both In the body eventually would suggest a Navy. third last year, and Joseph Ford. Uni- from Charlottesville. | George Washington. 14 open events and in the 7 special tax on .for amuse- the season today, defeating Vir- Hamilton Collegiate of Canada has versity of Florida track and field star. showed a much receipts public In fact, the Cavaliers tests closed to county schools. A mile entered a team to defend the inter- Others in the decathlon include the but inclusion a ginia. 73 to 53. brand of lacrosse than was ex- Saturday. for the State ments, the of pro- scholastic medley and two-mile relay New Mexico entry, Ray Mancus, C. H. better relay championship, open a type that bodes well for tht Base ball—Georgetown at Mount to high and preparatory school* of vision for the of Johnny Waybright. who stepped championships it won last year. Delta Saxe of Colgate, H. Pohl of Delaware, pected, taxing receipts future of the game at the Old Do- St. Mary's. Maryland, is another feature. the 9.6 week with a Collegiate, another Canadian institution, J. Delaney of Villanova and H. Brownlet and school athletic 100 in last institution. As Jack Faber, Tennis—North Carolina at George- Bang-up battling also Is expected to college high will be represented. of Westminster. minion ran the Old told Welch town. mark the meet, to be contests seems to have been en- wind behind him him, coach of the Liners, Maryiand-Hopkins Tennis—William and vs. run with the scholastic without the aid of a after the contest, “they played like they Mary concurrently tirely an unlooked for develop- century liked it." Maryland at Columbia Country events. ment. breeze today and without pressing Maryland had reserves in the attack Club The track meet will start at 1 o’clock, Golf—Penn at 9 with a view to it so that I __ competition in 9.8. The Middy positions at the outset, and it was not Georgetown, completing A great many of the colleges are until the regulars were inserted near a.m. the Maryland-St. John's lacrosse battle also the 220 in ENDS Golf—Princeton at be started at 4:30 at the latest speeder captured YALE LOSING were may Just realizing how much of a blow to Scores 16-Point intermission that the Old Liners Georgetown, by Margin their 1 p.m. Specially designed gold medals will their athletic and education 22.6. I able to get only point of the first physical Track—Catholic University at go to first-place winners in each of Summaries: half. programs the present provision, if Penn the events in the track meet, with silver Over Randolph-Macon in 100-YARD DASH—Won by Waybright Maryland’s regulars all played moet Relays. I medals for second finally enacted into law. may be. (Navy); second. Vaughan (Navy), third. of the last half and had to work hard Lacrosse—Maryland at Rutgers. places and bronze Time. 9 8 seconds for The more one studies the far-reach- Abramson (Virginia) for their half-dozen points. thirds. A specially designed silver the Season's Opener. ONE-MILE RUN—Won by Hardman SCHOLASTIC. cup will go to the schools the ing effects of the law now imposed (Navy I; second. Lauck Virginia): third. Virginia's lone tally was scored mid- scoring tie. most points in their classes. more one is inclined to the opinion Burton (Navy) and Hatley (Navy), way in the last half as Ted Evans, sec- Today. respective that those for the Time. 4 minutes 19 seconds. Cups will be awarded as team trophies responsible drafting 220-YARD Rl’N—Won by Waybright on ond attack, registered a 30-foot run- Tennis—Devitt at Georgetown track team Sweeps Regatta With M. I. Eight Clashes Tap Bear In the relay events, and gold, silver and provision relating to college and high open- (Navy); second. Abramson iVirginiai third. ning shot for the aecond goal against Prep (Prep School League match). Sackett Time. 22.6 seconds. bronze medals will be given to members school athletics do not realize how ed its season yesterday by de- (Virginia). this season. 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES—'Won by Maryland of teams for much of a burden and how totally un- T. to Score First on State Honors—Other Tomorrow. first, second and third feating Randolph-Macon Col- ; Bryan (Virginia): second. Whitaker (Navy); Rowing Holden, Virginia’s goalie, played a places. fair it would be. It is doubtful if any of I third. Pilcher (Navy). Time. 15 4 seconds whale of a GALLAUDET'S game. Base ball—Gonzaga at Eastern. Gold at watches will be those who framed the measure know lege, 70 >2 to 54*2 points 440-YARD RUN -Won by Coleman (Navy), presented the second. Nlcol (Navy): third. Oppenheimet Since ’30. Athletes Summary: Base ball—Tech at Georgetown two athletes most in just to what extent the provision would Green. Victory Busy. Maryland (7) Position Virginia <11 scoring points Kendall (Virginia I. Time. 50.3 seconds Prep. their classes. tax athletics. For schools Rl'N—Won by Gibson (Navy): Invernezzi _Goal Young respective college many led the Blues with TWO-MILE Base Albans at Charlotte Jimmy Rayhill second, Griffith (Navy): third. Blouin (Navy). Nicholson ....Point Grotta ball—St. The complete list of events follows: the proposed tax on student tickets, Loughran .Cover won both the dashes, ! Time. 10 minutes 2.9 seconds B.v the point .St Clair Hall. the and 23 points. He Associated Press. Va. May First j Open Interscholastir. which are paid for by year 2211-YARD LOW HI RDLES—Won by Brown April defense Dudley Tennis—Friends at St. Albans the* broad and pole vault and Whitater third. Norr'.a .Second defense ..Gallagher entitle the student to admission to all jump | (Virginia): second.

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