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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

nOwN in the land Of the kangaroo
- there Is a Wizard. He 4 70 called
Nv those who know him and by many
Who do not. This man Is the greatest
tennis player Of all time.- and even to-
Ssy at forty five Norman BrOokes
stands pre- -eminently the finest court
ssneral and tactician in the world. This
Il the man who will lead the strongest
sroup OF players that Australia can
Mace in the field in the invasion in
Guest of the Davis Cup.
Norman Brookes is through as sin.
,,es player, He has slowed up 30 that
do not look to see him take part in
ths singles matches for the cup, but he
!. still the greatest doubles genius in
II Brookes plays doubles. as he will.
one thing is certain. that the team that
defeats the Australian doubles combi-
nation must do so by clean, hard hit
fling. for Brookes reduces the errors of
his team to q minimum. admire
Brookes. both as a player and as a
man, with deep and profound respect.
Last Chance
The chance, probably the last that
We shall have to see Brookes in action,
IL one tHdI uV teHulo SLuucut UT lOIs
lower should miss. g.,
Gerald Patterson Is 80 well known in
America and SO deservedly popular that
] need do little more than indicate q few
changes that have taken place in his
game to show what a dangerous player
he now is. His terrific service and mag
nifcent overhead are as great as ever.
His forehand ground stroke has gained
in control and is but slightly diminished
In speed.
The peculiar loop backhand, the most
slaring defect that have ever seen in
the game Of q first class tennis player,
Is now a thing of the past. True, he
uses It at times. but he relies on a
defensive chop that, while not dan
gerous, is at least reliable.
Patterson has improved and all
echo sac his famous five. set match .
Witk Johnston In the 1919 national
championship cdn realize that this
means only the best tennis ,oW
defeat him.
THE second singles player Of the team
i is the man who won his place in the
hearts Of the American tennis public
last year by his splendid game and de.
lightful personality, James o. Ander-
son. Here is a player who has not vet
quite fulfilled his great promise. He
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
PARIS GIVES NATIONS
TIME FOR 0LYMPICS
Ample Notice Of Program Denoted
BY Complete List Of Dates

Paris, March 2?.--The French Olym-
pic Committee has prepared complete
schedule for the 1924 Olympics. fol.
lowing its determination to give the ma
tiOns ample notice. No site has been
selected, however.
There will be. winter. spring and
summer games. The more important
dates follow: Skating. January 20 to
February 81; rugby. May 3-1S: asso-
citation football, May 15-June 10;
shooting. June 2S-July Z: athletics,
June 2S-July 13; fencing, June 20.
July 4; water nolo, June 20-July 4
tennis, July 6-13; yachting, June "a
July II; swimming. July 1920; gym
nastics. July 1923; bike racing, July
%; track (bike), July IS; boxing, July
1919.
The grand parade of all nations will
be July ., the official opening of the
Olympic Stadium. The marathon will
be Sunday, July 13.
The main activities will be n match
in advance of the last games at Ant
werp.
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YOUNG DARK HORSE
BEATEN BY: M0LlA
Mrs. MaIIory's steadiness EIim-
mates Miss Scharman at Y. s.
Indoor Tennis Championship =,
SET SCORES 6.3 AND 6.2

Boston. March 22.--Mrs. Molln Nal.
lOry defeated Miss Lillian Scharman,
the sensational yohng entry. In the
women's national indoor tennis third.
round match today Mt the Longwood
Cricket Club.
Miss Scharman, who learned the
game abroad. was figured MS n possible
dark horse in this tournament. She
trimmed Mrs. Bnrger- Wallach, Phila-
dclphia, and Mrs. FELTON,, as we'll as
being winner in doubles. -.
Though only twenty years old. she
matched stroke for stroke with the
national champion today. only to be
outclassed eventually by superior
stendiness and wider range Of strokes.
Mrs. Mallory won today. G.3, 60.
Miss Scharman's forehand was espe.
cially good and Mrs. Mallory was ex-
tended considerably more than yester.
day.
The combination of champions. Will
liam Il. Tilden. I'd, Of Philadelphia,
worlds champion, and Mrs. Mallory,
woman's titlist. playing through as ma
tional indoor mixed doubles champions,
held the center Of interest in the tour
nament ut the covered courts later.
They had two matches scheduled.
Paired with Mrs. l.. G.. Morris. Of
New York. Mrs. Mallory also had n
match scheduled in the third round Of
the women's national doubles.
Mrs. Marion Iinderstein Jessup. Of
Wilmington, Del. opposed Miss Ceres
Baker, Of Orange. \. j., in the fourth
round Of the singles.
Summaries:
NATIONAL WOMEN's INDOOR CHAM
PIONSHlP
Slngles-Third Round-COntinued
Mrs. Saunders Taylor. wilmington. Del.
defeated Mrs. A. l.. Robinson. Jr.. Boston.
80. 90. Mrs. F. II. Godfrey. Boston. de-
feated Mrs. William Endicott. Boston. 60
o..
Mrs. r. l.. Mallory. New York. defeated
Miss Lillian Scharman. New York. SO. 8-2
Miss Caroma VIM. New York. defeated
Mrs. J. ID. Corblere. Boston. 7-5. 8-4.
Fourth Round
Mrs. j. L. Jessup. Wilmington. Del, de.
feated Miss Ceres Baker. Orange. n. j.. 60.
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GRANELY, At 20 TO I,
WINS THE LINCOLNSHIRE

Roman Bachelor, Ridden by Arehi.
bald, American Jockey, 10 Third =
Lincoln. England. March 22.-(By
A. P.)--The Lincolnshire Handicap,
the first big event Of the English fat
racing season, run here today. was won
by v. Y. J. Whites Granely. Sir
II. Birds monarch was second and n.
Daring's Roman Bachelor. ridden by
the American jockey, Archibald. was
third. Thirty-two horses started.
Roman Bachelor started favorite in
the betting. s to 2 against, largely be.
cause it was Archibald's first mount
since he was licensed to ride here.
Granely's price was 20 to and
Monarch's 10 to 1 against.
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Sports Served Short

Jockey--Frank Dunbar. arrested In New
York in his room smoking an opium pine
told detectives that Ave years ago he iva q
on, Of the best known jockeys IN America.
Orleans. having served In the stables Of
Kcene and whitney.
Knickers for Tennis-Knicker rbockcrs for
women have not as yet made their appear.
ance In Boston at the indoor tennis cham.
upioEship. "Thcre is doubt about their III
ness for tournament play" says conservative
Boston.
Golf. IT, Taylor and Sandy Herd, two
famous British pros, will not arrive in the
United States till about July Is, too late Tor
the American open
BOwling-Ederhard and Coffin Of Des
Moines, collected 1881 with games Of 40 a,J
44S to take first place in the two-man stand,
ing at the bowling championships In Toledo
1t was the third largest score ever rolled hy
q pair in the \. b. q,
Golf--Dates for Western golf champion
ships follow: Amatcur-- Kansas city. June
90 to July !. open--Detroit, August 1926.
Junior-August "a
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PLAY FOR TITLE
Girls Basketball Teams viii Com.

'or ~ OF q ChampIonShIp
The Ladies Of Pinzon will meet the
daughters OF Columbus in the first of a
tnree- game series for the championship
OF the Is. OF c. Hall. Thirty eighth
aam .U;1, Market streets. tonight. The game
The Pinzon girls were defeated oncc
this year by the d, OF q. Can,o;,
Margaret Bradley and her tcommotoa pt"'
crime Moore and Nan Tracey are conf :.
crime MOQreand Nan Tracey are conf =.
dent they will redeem themselves
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
WORLDS SKATING RECORD
Gladys Robinson Makes 44o.Yar&
Mark Of ~ AS Seconds

Milwaukee,, Wis.,, March %. A
Gladys Robinson, Toronto. set a new
worlds record here by skating the girlsl
40 yard dash in AZ 40 seconds at thu
international indoor amateur skattnS
championship meet here. Elsie MullerS
New York, was second and Rose John
son. Chicago. third. Joe Moore, NeW
York. won the quarter mile race In Al
seconds. Roy McWhorter, Chicago,
was second and Charles German, Of St.
Johns. n, b., third,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
Baseball Filmed in
Camps and Elsewhere

with Fort Worth, this afternoon marked the
Asr 1e,soots at conies Ms
a. Wsathsriord s9morrpw the team vii
innelders and the same number OF out
felders.
The Tisers have left Manager Ty Cobb
at Greenville suffering from an attack Of
in a day orr or two. D an HowIey. trainer. has ha .
taken temporary charge Of the tour Of
South Caroline.
The Morrison brothers opposed each other
at Hot SPRINGS when the Pirate ysngans
Weakened. He ia had bee" sIi IT, r the box 3
formed 1t was the fr'h inning.
season. In addition TO McInnls. wambs-
sans seTei and sanSn Gardnsr; the S regulars: he
GusS G k'eR % be an to Mennna
and rmmma as for
% gency use at third base.
The Yankees easily, defeated the New Or
game being the fne hurting OF Carl Mays.
Msn" s p"hEers ss On hss
day and Sunday.
for teams to leave, their Southern training
camps. but that exhibition Rames have been
with the schedule.
Frank Frisch. the ,i.ants' second baseman
has recovered from a wound inflicted on him
by the spikes OF White Sox player and
will be In the game today against the In
American Assoc iation team. The
Giants are almost ready to br"ak camp at
San Antonio and start their long trip north. ,
ward.
The st. Louis Curds will meet the Beau !
mont, Tex, team this afternoon on the lat /,
ter's field. All Of the reGaiars. with the !.
exception OF Johnny f.avan. shortstop. and !
Catcher Eddie Ainsmith. who Is III with |
influenza. Will be in the lineup.
Dick Kerr. diminntve White sox hurler. .
will be in Austin, Tex. on FRIDAY to talk .
agreement between the two T. expected 10
first member Of tho Sox pitching STAFF to be
sent tho entire route this season Yesterday /
o to l and only permitted three hits.
The work OF Catcher Hartnett. recruit
backstop. was the feature Of the work Of .
the Chicago Cubs a. their camp al Catalina
Island yesterday.
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READING Players or for Camp

R@adibe, Pa, March o2.-Twenty Of the
tionai baseball squad left today for training
"Chief'' Bender and a contingent Of fifteen
battery men. have been In the South for
nearly a week. The Bender warriors" have
a number Of sc mes booked with major and
minor league cllbs IN the southland and
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Two Race Meets at PhoenixvIIIe

PhoenlIyiile. Pa. March 22.-There will
Ing In May here. it was, announced today.
The frst viii be q two,day meet. on May
Phosnixyills Hunt Racing ASsocistion. The
second will be hye-day meet. May 10 10
70. under the auspices Of the Phoenixviie
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amateur Teams Play Second Gam.

y, EchsesSIh game IN the series between the
icr. xsnlnx at the Athletic Recitation Can.
raihs swn.y'sixth wnny ana Master streets. ior-
Aehael's soans me hrst game played on 81.
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McAvoy Quits Orloles

Baltimore. March 22.---Catcher "wIckayr
9snlxed baseball. announced today thai %a
c9uldn't come TO terms with Nanaeer Dunr
hs would return so.ths independent ranks. se
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YalA In Penn Relaxs

New Haven, Conn. March 2e.-The Yale
track track team team VIII pi pSoimpete IN the Pennsylvania
cordi1g TO the schedule Just issued, on MAY
here. and on May Is Yale viii oppose Har.
ward at Cambridge. The final competition
VIII be in the intercolegates at Cambridge
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

he is bent on redeeming himself on saturdnH dnS
night when he takes on Joe Welsh 81
dold's knockout at the wallop Of Hobby Rar.
rett. fans still contend that Hymie 10
from q win ever Little Jefi. Charley Ray viii
meet Kia Wolf ~ one Of the prelims. The
Conway. Other bouts: Johnny Moselev vs.
Jimmy Gardner and Johnny campi vs.. Benny
kaufman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

Rtlly Cannon. who has been boxing out Of
meet Frankie Mcfarland. JOG Msndeli IS op 90
J%e Richie at q iScal club, His brother. Joe.
Ivory Eshelman. 1876. here. 49, anu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22
NEW OUTI,OOK M LIFE

Ey.r rsaS w @0fTymUh @fynnammon On LEE LIFE d.
Blake. noted writer and philosopher. siv.s a
helpful suggestion every dsy-one you can
put into p.Sotioe At once. Rad "Uncom-
Eynsiso Puslic LHp0ER. Make Il . Hsb.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

Blll Stanley. q newcomer here. is WORKING
out daily--gOinR out on the road and dpiiiing
in q local gym----in order to get down 10 ths
meet tho best Of the l3b-pounders in PhIla
delphia. '''A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

-, Hermnn Hina,n Is ,Eettlng West phlladel-
Rnia rommS otooie In shane for his match
sE staE bout Of sisht rounds against Al ver ;He
ys. Tom Nolan. Jack McCarty vs. CharisS
Boyd and Jimmy Hanlon vs. Joe Sha rLev'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

Sherley ONiatty, Of Collinsdale Pa ,Ib.
FOUNDER. wants to come to Philiy for ban-
tsrweisnt "a ~ a = competition ON Spider Jimmy Mack
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

Ysung Mickey. Of Southwark. 10 trainias
on saturday night.
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The St. Louis Cnrds VII meet the Beau
mont eS tsn OF t"i The regusrs on ins a. a.
exception Of Johnny l:ayan. shortstop. and
Catcher Eddie Ainsmith, who Is III with
influenza. will be in the lineup.
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Scraps about Scrappers

old marine. looks like the ~ooH ons.Sear.
eHHGa esana, ESayssens' !Gft hand
incessant use Of his lab thai wn, ~ vas tho
a,hsr hsschnisS Knockout In the NTH round UNI the the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

Frankie Rich. after wlrninR ,ev.ra, ana
TGs.sasns sMs.n ans etGSnatssta IN. at Al wasner be-
in 1t fettle for his bout wiz hh"GSnses Haes himself
tho sijoq tehpisht Two other foTr.roSSdeFs @ r.
and Willie Farrell and Marty Sn9dorsh Ghaney sg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

4 stiff workout this morning and a game
with Fort Worth this afternoon ma rked the
close Of the Reds training activities at Min
eral Wells. Tex. After a vets-colts contest
at Weatherford tomorrow the team Will
start northward with nine pitchers, seven
inhelders and tho same number Of out.
feders.
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ManaxCr Pat Moran says It is too carly
for teams to leave their Southern trai ming
camps. but that exhibition games have been
nrrauEed and the clubs must 20 through
with iha scheluln
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

The Yankees ca silly defea ted the New Or
leans Peicans yesterday. the feature OF the
game being tho fne hurting OF Carl Mays.
Manager HugGins is grooming his athletes
for the games with the Dodgers on Satur-
day Sunday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

The Morrison brothers opposed each other
at Hot Springs when the Pirate yanigans
walloped the regulars. IA to ). The brothers
battIcd evenly until the sixth when Phil
weakened. He had been left IN the box by
mistake. Manager Gibson having been In
formed II was the fr'h inning.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-22

Tho TlE~rs have left Manager Ty Cobb
at Greenvlle suffering from an attack OF
tonsilits and he IL expected to join the team
In q day or two. Dan Howley. trainer. has
taken temporary charge OF the tour Of
South Carolina,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03
Harper and Davis to Meet
in Title Battle TUESDAY,

DoBBY HARPER Of Seattle and
ID Travie Davis. the Everett bat
tier. meet at the Arena Tuesday
night In the main event OF Austin
a Salts big seven-bout card. The
go IL for the welterweight title OF
the Pacific coast. Since Harper'a
return TO the Seattle ring he has
been showing plenty OF stuff in the
weltorweight division and the Tues
day meeting with Davis In the cui-
mination OF two years OF dickering
TO get him on with the champ.
Mun Bronson OF Portland and
Jimmy Rivers. the Tacoma light
weight. are booked for tho semi
windup. Both lads are well.known
Eighties and interest IN divided be-
tween their scrap and the Harper
Davis title dispute.
Pat Williams. local 155-pounder.
who has displayed plenty OF class In
his previous bouts here. Is slated to
trade wallopa with Joe Nestman. OF
Vancouver. y. c. Nestman Ia the
former amateur lightweight cham
pion Of British Columbia. and comes
to Seattle with record for aggrcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03
lSTAR-W Woodland PARK TENNIS TOURNAMENT TO OPEN MONDAY
Black Leads Play
in Northwest Golf Meet

Golfers are sti1i pouring into the
city and a record entry will un.
doubleday start next Monday IN the
Paoific.Northwest Amateur associa.
ton meet.
Tho women's championship Il
keeping the dopesterH guessing M
10 who Will carry off the honorn
because the field will be by far the
ciaAsicst that ever stepped on the
tee IN tho Northwest Among the
favorites are Mira Sweeney, the
1920 champion: Miss Kavanaugh.
the California star: Mrs. Jackson.
last years runner.up. and Miss
Hutchins. formerly OF Winnipeg and
now Victoria resident. The latter
appears 10 be the dark horse OF the
race and those who have seen her
play claim that she In an expert
from tee 10 green
Picking the winner IN the anna
teur event viii be just M difficult
as II looks like n toAs-up between
about a dozen OF the field- The
Seattle lads are all playing good
consistent golf and they will be well
In the running. This also goes for
the Queen city's delegates in the
women's division.
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Lands Willing to Look
Over Additional Evidence

SAN FRANCISCO. June s.--Judge
X. NJ lands. supreme dictator OF or.
ganiDed baseball. Ii ready TO consider
further evidence OF data bearing on
the so-caiied "Kenworthy case which
has stirred the Coast league.
lie wired President w. III. Mccar-
thy. OF the Coast league. 10 that ef.
feet today.
The telegram came IN reply 10 one
sent by Mccarthy late yesterday, fol.
lowing the meeting OF the Coast
league here
Tho league directors voted 20 ask
lands TO reconsider the Kenworthy
case. which involves suspension OF
William Keeper and James Brew.
ster. president and vicc president OF
the Portland club. as well as the sus-
pension OF Kenworthy. At the same
time they promised to support Ian
dis In whatever decision he might
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siveness and willingness to mir
that indicates the local bafficr 10
going 70 find scrap on his hands
when the gong starts them off.
The fans will get a glimpse OF
a pair Of big fellows IN action
when Ned Dunlap, a Sultan, Wash.
logger, goes up against Tony Doran-
do, heavyweight champion OF Little
Italy" The men are heavyweights.
Al Cover. of Renton. is booked
with Jack Lockhart. Of Port Town
send. at 1+5 pounds. Jimmy Cola
A Spokane featherwcight, wall meet
Charley Davidson. OF seattle. Hod
Forbes. Of stanwood, and Steve
Rogers. OF Monroe, will stage the
curiain-raiser. The lads are 15s-
FOUNDERS.
Dan Salt announces that The
Tuesday card Is the best array Of
boxing events procurable on the
Coast and he reports the advance
ticket sale TO be unusually heavy.
Salt predicts the record fight crowd
OF the season at the Tuesday smok.
err. The opening event will be
called at $50 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-03
by ALEX c. ROSE

VICTORIA. II. c. Juno a.
v Willie Black. tho diminutive
pro OF tho local colwood club lead
the field In the opening days play
here today In the Northwest open
championship with n total medal
score OF l45 for the 30 holes. Seven
strokes behind Wee" Willie came
Jack Neville, of California with a
total OF is2. which was two better
than Clark spcirs. OF Seattle. Next
In order came Prank Noble. the
Seattle Rainier Golf club pro. and
Phil Taylor. pro OF the local Oak
bay course. The feature OF to-
days play WINS brilliant exhibitions
OF Blacks. who scored "a In his
round and came back with n II on
the afternoon Journey. getting a two
on tho 18th hoie---is7 yards each
time around.
Aitho tho coiwood pro has a
comfortable margin TO work on In
the final 80 holes tomorrow no In
by no means a certainty 10 win the
honors an Jack Neville. Clark
spcirn. Frank Noble. Phil Taylor.
Dave Black. the title holder. and
several others are lowering In the
danger rome.
Out OF the field of % starters
today. 20 OF the Sc paiifiers for to
morrow's play are from the pro
fessional ranks.
W. Blacks score for today's pla,
was as follows; Morning round.
Out c-4.5-s.B-4s.5-+--3g.
In. 4.5-b.s-5.2-4-s-4--55--7a.
Afternoon round: Out <-ss.s.5.s-
2-ts-sb. on. 4-s-e.f6.3.s.5-4--3 e-7f.
Others scores were. ]. Neville,
1871; C. speirs. 1910: y. Noble.
1915: y. Taylor. 1917: ID. Black
7s.79.
Al EspinoxA. tho Engiewood
tseattlel pro had splendid morning
round OF 10. but fell Off In the aft.
ernoon round. scoring an 81. Bon
Stein got off 10 poor start. but
scored better on his second attempt.
totaling a isT for the day. Bob
tombstone. the Seattle club pro. was
In trouble all the way on his sec.
ond half and he is not given much
chance now 10 figure very high up.
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All-City in
Prep Meet
atStadiurn
Close Meet IL Expected
When the High Schools
Tanglc

The finals In the An-cfty high
school meet win be held at the
Stadium nj p IN. today. Seven
schools win enter teams in the meet.
The proliminaries OF the meet were
held Thursday. Almost 100 athletes
have registered for the competition.
The dopostcrs have picked Ian.
coin an tho probable winner OF the
meet The hopes OF the Lincoln
team are conferred around "Bosco''
Wentworth. holder of the high
school high jump record OF six
feet Ho Is sure bet for that
event Shidler. Hutchinson and
Schoetuer arc expected 10 bring In
points.
-Four record breakers win be seen
In action this afternoon Austin
who has negotiated tho century race
In ten seconds viii be one OF the
stellar performers. Taylor. of
Franklin. win be his closest con
tender. Although Taylor has not
made the time that Austin has made
he has yet 10 be beaten this year.
Brlco Taylor. who has set mark
of II feet liz inches In a broad
Jump. viii have no trouble In an.
nexing the banner In his event. The
THREE quarter mile race promises TO
furnish some real thrills.
broadway viii be tho dark hcrse
Of the meet Lincoln. Queen Anne
and Franklin ar- figured 20 be tho
best OF the schools
The list OF the schools and the
number OF men they have entered
follow.
Ballard -. broadway -. Garfield
10. Lincoln -. West Seattle 10.
Queen 20. Franklin 20.
Tho breaking OF three city records
this season insurcs fast time In tho
meet, and a record crowd IN expected
Tho high school track records. as
held TO date. are.
foo-yard dash---fs seconc2 Austin.
Queen Anne. 1894.
27o.yard dash - .,fs seconds.
Courtney. broadway. 1903.
s&o-yArd dash - 81 rs seconds,
Wood. broadway. 1915.
$50 yard rum minutes Is second.
Risson. Broadway. 1910.
Nile run minusea. 10 seconds.
Rlsdon. broadway. 1910.
f7o.ysrd low hurdies-fsss SEQ
ondz. Wilson. broadway. 1910.
22o.yard high hurdies--3s IS sec
ond~. Martin. broadway. 1919.
Pole vault--ii fect. inches. Pat.
ten. Queen Anne. 1914.
-
Lincoln. 1919.
Discns--i,s feet. johnson. Broad.
way. fafs.
High Jump fect. wentworth.
Lincoln. 1874
Broad jump--2i fcc4 IN inches.
Taylor. Franklin. 1854