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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
CALIFORNIA
YOUNCSTER
is STARRING
JOHNNY wEIsMULLER. have a

Johnny WEISMULLER. have a
u care.
Clyde ooldwater. i7.ycar-old Cali.
fornian, II on your trail
Goldwatcr in built along tho lines
Of weiEmullcr and the resemblance
between the two swimmers is rather
striking.
Recently Goldwatcr won the ma
tionai one-miic swimming champion.
ship In competition with many older
and more nationally known swim.
mers
Goldwater's time for the mile was
25 minutes and seconds, which tied
the Pacific coast record.
The youngster In n student Mt the
Stockton. Cal. high school He Is
coming fast and coast experts feel
certain no viii push weismuller hard
for many records now held by the
Chicagoan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
GAMES WERE
TIIRIfIEisS

Both saturday games were thrill
ers. The Lincoln team held the edge
the majority Of the time. but couldn't
score until the fourth quarter. Deck.
mans punt wan blocked and a Lin.
coin man fen on the ball. The Lake
team forced the ball 70 the oneyard
line. Capt. Mccutchcon taking u
over. Bob schoctticr kicked goal.
and that decided the game. as Il
turned out later.
In tho closing minutes OF the me-
lee. Ballard worked the California re
verse tandem. and Carpenter walked
thru the Lincoln team for ts-yard
gain for a touchdown. But Deck.
man missed the try-for-point when
hts drop kick went Wild.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

that simply refuses TO be
beaten, and that's the end
Of IL.
Two OF the most powerful eicvens
In tho East and one In the wom,
hay~ made their bid and the Roper
gang has received them all with an
equal display Of impartiaIity. chi.
cago r. stan wondering what happen.
ed in the last few minutes Of play
and fair Harvard and glorious Yale
viii stage the next big thr-e games
10 fight for tho envious title OF run
ner.up.
Even tho the Bulldogs came out
on the small end OF tho score satur.
day. they uncorigcd a brand OF foot.
ball which should stand aa an ever.
lasting credit 20 tho Blue. Yale did
everything but score and outplayed
Princeton In almost every depart.
mcnt.
Among tho other notable upaets Of
tho weekend was Browns victory
over Harvard. Aitho Harvard was
undoubtedly weakened by tho alb.
sence OF Capt Buell.. the Crimson put
tho strongest available team on tho
field ana lost 10 a better eleven.
The powerful w. A. J. team suffer.
ed ita first defeat In two years at
the hands Of Pittsburg. II was n big
surprise, but when all is said and
done. they lost 20 a better team and
were treated to a brand of football
that they could not duplicate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
JOCK MALONE
AFTER WELLER
HONORS NOW

CT. PAUL. MINI. Nov. so.--Jock
~ Malone. who IL eager for n
chance 20 knock Mickey walker Off
his pugilistie throne. doesn't think
very well 90 Britton'a conqucror
The new title holder. in the opinion
OF Malone. ls tn the ciaaa % Johnny
Wilson. who IL Familiarity known an
the cheese champion %
Malone gained a decision over
Walker recently In a bout az Boston
and says he is ready TO repeat me
very first time that Walker aisps
into tho ring with him.
Walker had the luck says Ma.
ione. There are a half dozen better
welters In tho country than Walker.
and am one OF them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

TICK JENNINGS. JR.. Pittsburg
~ millionaire. Ia tho latest speed
sensation In automobile circles.
Recently. AZ 81 Louis. Jennings
broke the worlds record for 6. 10.
Is and 20 milcR. formerly held by
Barney oidneld.
The entry into tho motor racing
game Of Jennings will DO much TO
boom tho sport. Jennings In the
type o. sportsman long needed TO fili
tho void left In tho racing ranks by
the passing OF the late David Bruce
Brown and Spencer wIsharf. and
the retirement OF William X. Van
dsrbiIt. Jr.. and Galley Bragg.
Jennings In a protegs Of the old
master. Louis Chevrolet Aside from
coaching him In the racing game.
chrvrolet designed and built the
Frontenas In which the records were
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
PUCK GAME ON
NORTHERN ICE

Vancouver and Victoria are mixing
on Vancouver Ice tonight I'm their
second game Of the season. The Vic.
torianH took a ga verdict Mt Victoria
Friday.
Tho ss-atsi. team In marking time
until "Wednesday when Vancouver
comes here for the first time this
season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
CORNELL WINS
ANOTHER GAME

on Dobie's Cornell team continued
ita winning streak Saturday. aitho
Albright scored twice. The final
score was Cornell ~. Albright IL.
Cornell meets Pennsylvania Turkey
day In the finals OF the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
Princeton Is Champion
of Big Three Elevens
Tiger Defeats Yale, to o, in Big Game at Palmer
Stadium; Bulldogs Make Fine Showing; Brown
Upsets Dope by Beating Harvard
BY JACKSON V. SCHOLZ

NEW YORK. Nov. 20.-The Princeton Tigers who dis
played turnout the current football season all the un-
stable characteristics of stick of dynamite result
now firmly planted the pinnacle of the big three heap
From strictly football standpoint there is really no rea-
why they should be there and the fact that they
given the football world little food for thought II
that Bill Roper has succeeded in developing fiction team
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
CITY HOCKEY
LEAGUE OPENS

Two games arc booked for the
opening OF tho city Hockey league
tonight at the Arena The Wander
ers and the Pirates meet at .. m.
and the University Of Washington
clashes with the American Legion at
7;sb. Two tiffs are scheduled each
Monday during the season. Skating
follows the games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
QUAys TRY
AERIAL. GAME

The Quays lost a fine chance to
score right off the reel when they
were penalized Is yards for holding
with the ball on Franklin's two-yard
line. Several times the Quays
threatened with passes. Bruce John.
son. Ed wcilock and Kazis Krauzcu.
mas figuring in the attack. but they
couldn't put over a touchdown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
Is
on Inside
for Title
North Enders Can Win
Prep Honors by Beating
Broadway
BY LEO II. LASSEN

7 INCoI.N can cinch the high
L. school football championship
saturday with a win over the broStd'
way TIGERS In their annual ciaah at
Denny field.
The Railspiitters put themselves IN
a position 20 clineh the title by to
8 win over Ballard Saturday. Frank.
lin stayed In the race by great 7
to 0 win over Queen Anne.
Lincoln has now won four games
and lost one. while Franklin has won
four. lost one and tied one, This
gives Franklin a seasons percentage
OF 500. while Lincoln victory Sat.
urday. would give the L2akers a mark
OF S9s.
A broadway victory saturday will
give the title 20 Franklin again.
while tic game leaves the race so.
50 between the two elevens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
FRESNO MAY
HOLD OPENER

Seattle may open the 1923 Coast
league season at Fresno with Salt
Lake. The Bees will train there ana
may start the season In the Califor-
MIA city as the weather I'm Utah isn't
OF baseball caliber In early April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
PENN STATE is
BEATEN AGAIN

Chances for Penn State playing at
Pasadena are simmer than ever to.
day. The Nittany Lions took their
second defeat OF the year Saturday.
losing TO Pennsylvania by a 7.to-e
margin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
TAYLOR WINS
EnIf QIfAkI.IsN

Brice Taylor did his stiff In the
third quarter for Franklin. and
Queen Anne went down TO defeat.
The colored star caught punt on his
own z0-yard line. and behind great in
reference the big fellow dashed 50
yards for n touchdown. II was a
great exhibition. and one Of the finest
runs IN the history OF the prep
league here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
NARDfNE IN
II,fELIGfiT

Al Nardine. Billiards. great end.
was certainly in the linrlIgh, Safur.
day. He missed one pass right on
the goal line. but he came back later
by sharing so.ynrd hsave from
Deckman that put the ball within
scoring distance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
5TAR OFF
N LEAD AGAIN

The locals STARVED off on the home
rnrd Journey with a win. the Ingie-
rood pro getting a -" on the 10th
,oEe. Then followed par "t's" for
halves on the next three holes. but
I spesrs had had any luck with his
puts things would have been differ.
mt. HE surely was trimming the cup
yesterday.
But with the breaks against them.
he Espinosa-speirs team put up n
sane fight and wins on the 18th and
18th holes. with n half tn between,
squared the match In the greatest
pxcitement that has been seen al a
rolf match around here for some
dme-
A fine bit OF play by the visiting
stars. each holfng out In four. sent
them into the lead again at No. II.
and they made II two-up when Kirk
rood got very hard par -" on the
home green.
The last two holes were played In
-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
Hoppe Is 8 to 5 Favorite
Plays Schaefer Tuesday

NEW YORK, Nov. 2O-WiIIie Hoppe, former bill
lard champion, Is an to favorite to win the 1872
bakline championship tourney al the Hotel Pennsyl-
vania and regain his old title.
Hoppe will meet Jake Schaeffer present champion
tomorrow night, in what probably will be the feature
match Of the tournament
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

Here are the marks made by Jen.
nlngs at 81. Louis: Five miles. s:4s:
10 miles. 752 is: Is miles. iizi Is:
20 miles. 1870 is.
Jennings broke the five-miie rec
ord by 4 IS seconds. 10 miles by ~
seconds. rs miles by 30 is seconds.
20 miles by 3. seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
THOMAS ~ A
SPECIALIST

Thomas L. a wonder. He 10 n line
crushcr II there ever was ono. How.
ever. Thomas II more or lesa Of a
specialist. a plunging back. He does
that limo Of play little better than
any other
on the other hand. George Owen
Of Harvard 10 very versatile. lie
ranks right cioss 10 Thomas a. a
limo plunger. but in addition he can
do everything else equally well.
owen IL a wonderful opcn.flcid run.
ner. He travels hard and fast aud
In a mighty tough man TO down. Ito
II AN oxceilen, puntcr and can drop
or place kick with remarkable pre-
eialon. lie also can throw or receive
the forward pass equally well. When
IL comes TO offering Interference he
takes his hat off TO no ono.
owen Ia unaueationahly ono Of tho
greatest aliround performers tho
game has seen In years. Tho Prince
ton line. however. will tell the world
that no one crashes thru like John
Thomas OF Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
MEDAL SCORE
OF MATCH

The medal scores In the match
we're: Hagen 70; Kirkwood. rs; Es-
pinosa. rs; Speirs. rs.
The detail Of the best ball scores
were as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
SOUTH PARK WINS

Tho South Park gridiron team do.
featcd tho Mikadoes at South park
Sunday. 20 to o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
Joie Ray Faces
Suspension Again
by A. A. u. Men

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-Jofe
Ray. famous veteran Of the Gin
ders. may be suspended at the
saith annual convention OF the ma
tlonai A. A. u. here today. Tho
question. Ringing about the old
controversy OF expense money.
viii be acted upon at the request
OF the national registration com
mittee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
KENNY JOHNSON
II STAR

Kenny johnson. the little Lincoln
halfhack. played sterling game
against Ballard Saturday. gaining
most OF the yardagc for the Lincoln
eleven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
ASAIII WINS

The Asahi football team trimmed
the Beacon Hill eleven. 2 10 0. at
Broadway piayfield Sunday.
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San Francisco. where the men Of
Bagshaw hung up another great
victory over Stanford Saturday,
winning out. II 10 9.
According % reports from shs
game. II was largely thru the great
work OF Leonard Zeii that Washing.
ton won. zeil booted two fsid goals
and scored the Washington touch.
down. cuddehack slso kicked two
field goals for Stanford and scored q
safety.
Zeil booted his first field goal In
the initial period. while Cuddeback
scored twfcss In tho second quarter
Zeii evened the count In the third
session. In the last period Washing.
ton started a march for q touch.
down.
Stanford forced the ball into
Washington territory and with but Q
couple OF minutes 20 go one Of Zsirs
punts was blocked and Stanford
man fell on the ball, hut he fumbled
and Walter Bcllman fell on the oval
for a safety.
Oregon kept up its winning streak
Saturday by trimming o. A c. at
Corvallis. 10 70 o.
In the other big games on the
Coast Saturday the University Of
Southern California nosed out Idaho.
II 20 0. at Los Angeles. and Califor-
mia swainped Nevada. 81 70 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

The Hagen Kirkwood string Of IL sue.
eessive victories was broken at Tacoma
on Saturday. Nell Christian and BIZ
Dslgisish defeating them by enc up In
m fs-hois match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

Joe Kirkvood has never won q
national or n British title. After
watching his play yesterday we won
der why! He looked every bit as
good ~ his famous partner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

Local fans viii get another chsncs 10
see them In action. match has been
arranged for NEXT Friday at tho Seattle
Golf club. Play will start AZ 1890, with
Bon stein and Lee steu furnishing the
opposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

We had our fingers crossed when
he feed the ball on @ bunion. The
bunion and the watch were still In
tact when the Amaze wonder fin
ished his exhibition. A thousand
thanks, Joe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

Thomas scored Chicago's three
touchdownn sEains, Princeton. That
In itself d. a remarkable feat. lie
scored the three touehdownA thru his
own Individual hrliiIAney plus eroei.
lent help from his line.
Tho greatest exhibition Of ono
man football In tho history ~ shs
game was tho conoensus % the
Eastern experts They frankly ad.
mittcd that Owen alone compared
with him In that particular depart
mrnt OF play.
Who L. the greatest plungsnx back
in tho country I would say John
Thomas Of Chicago.
Who In tho NOR. valuable player.
John Thomas % Chicago or George
owen OF uarvardg would say
George Owen without much heNita,
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

Hawthorne Dent had his fingers crossed
whils Trick Shot Kirkwood was driving
ths ball Off tho face of the watch. Yes.
Hawthorne was the owner Of said watch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
Both Are
Powerful
Players
Harvard and Chicago
Aces Are Best Line
Plungers of Season
BY BILLY EVANS

CAMBRiDoE. Mass. Nov. 20
" who ls tho most valuable back.
John Thomas Of Chicago or George
owen OF Harvard
Last year George owen WAS uni.
vcrsaliy picked for tho Aii.Ameriean
by every expert on football in tho
country. By a majority no was
picked an the most valuable player
on the grldiron.
Ono Of the things for which owen
In noted ls ability 20 plunge thru tho
line Tho greatest limo plunger In
tho game. was the opinion freely en-.
pressed iAa; year.
when Princeton played Chicago a
dozen Of the leading Eastern experts
saw John Thomas Of Chicago In 40
ton. Thomas was great plunEing
back las, year bu, tho Thomas o.
mi. year IL a much improved player.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
LOCAL STARS
DtF IN LEAD

A brodie "a" on the first hohe by
speirs sent the Jeffersonians OFF In
he lead. but well-played mashic
hot by Kirkwood. who sank his putt
br hrodie 80 squared the match
4 hole No. 2. Then followed halved
holes OF So on Nos. ). 4 and 5.
The long sixth hole went 20 the
nsitors when Hagen's second shot. a
yreat mid.iron stroke. landed ON the
rreen and two puts gave him a "t
against his opponents "s's."
They Increased their lead TO two
~ at the next hole. both holing out
br as" Faulty work around the
vrren resulted In Espinosa and
3peirs losing this hole. After
salve IN four at the eighth hole. the
Hagen Kirkwood duo became three
AZ when the latter holed his putt for
4 birdta "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20
TurkeyDay
Mix Means
MuchHere
Bagshaw's Boys on Way
Home From Great Vic
tory at Stanford
BY LEO ii. LASSEN

~ W Wv viii
o o m pIste its
greatest football
season in years
n the Purple and
Cod can take the
Oregon webfoOt.
ers In tho Turkey
day battle in ths
Stadium
T he varsity
arrived homo TO
day on the IL n.
Ahrander from
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Visitors
Win Up
in Match
Espinosa and Speirs Play
Good Golf Against
Cracks at jefferson
BY ALEX c. ROSE

tI1ALTER HAGEN and joe Kirk
w wood outplayed the local lads.
Al EspinoSa and Clark spcirs. ON the
ast two holes in yesterdays ail.star
lS.hole exhibition on the municipal
Inks. which resulted In a two-up win
Nr the visitors
Tho rainy weather conditions kept
many fans away, but the crowd OF
omc 800 that maahe up the gallery
mrc got their dollars worth.
Good. sound golf was played BY all
cur participants. and the exhibition
gwen By kirkwood at tho windup
will be talked OF for many days.
The truth OF the matter -. tho
Australian WAS almost the whole
show'' as his shots 10 the green on
Nos. IL and is spoiled the local
rars' chance to halve the match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

One Of the features was the long
t~e-shots Of Al E~pinoss. He re-
peafediy outdrove the visiting cracks.
There was rub Of the green" n
caras at the 18th hole. when HaRen's
booked drive bound OFF Alex Dicksnsou's
back. Alex then viewed tue play from
behind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-11-20

LOCAL MEN FORCE HAGEN AND K2KWOOD HARD I'm EXHIBITION
California Still in Scoring Lead

IfornasW ramWa a
Nevad Managed I
Is rih Van Scoring
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-22

, man to cough up his position. but
not a change OF his opinion. 1nasmuch
as Suzanne had shown TO advantage in
practice matches previous to the test
with the vigorous Morse girl. no one
here took her allbl seriously-not even
tho Smith Brothers.
Tennis players are much given to all
bls anyhow. Brooks. tho Australia n
wizard. was always finding fault in
his matches over here. Hc often COM
planned OF moving crowds. and OF ap-
plause meant for his opponent once
in match with Mclaughlin he threw
down his racquet and clamped hands
to his ears when the spectators chcercd
Red Macs 'accs"-altho they were
equally ready to applaud his efforts.
Fighters are the worst Of all. Jc,-
ferries allowed tho story 20 be c!rcu-
In tod that he had been doped before en-
terlng the ring at Reno. against John
, son. According to Johnson. Jack and
Willard attended rehoarsals before
their meeting at Havana. in which the
knnsan won the neEro's title. Willard
in turn blamed his slaughter at Dcmp-
sey's hand on wrong training meth
DDS" Joe Beckett was ''tust filling in
the first round In n ,sociablc spirit
when the failing out with Carpcn-
tier came in tho shape of a hook TO
tn. jaw. Carpenter gave Dempsey
fun crcdi, for beating him-that is he
almost did. George figured he could
have done better had the ring been
larger. and the gloves a little smaller.
Tho sizo OF tho purse was Just about
right. Jimmy Britt. the Californian.
made the ulna bone famous some
years back. when Joe Cans stopped
him in five rounds the native son got
out hi- medical dictionary and dis
covered Just how 4, all happened.
When Uackenschmid, was at tho
zenith OF his fame as wrestler he
was not only ono or tho strongest, but
ono Of tho toughest OF mstrnen a. well.
Iic frequently broke ribs and other
vital segment- OF his opponents anat-
omy. Finally when he met Gotch In
their first bout. tho Russian WAS sub
jccted TO even worse than hiv own
medicine. Gotch was tho las. word In
rouEhstuff For two hours he Eouged
the Lions eycs pulled hair. punched.
and manhsndled tho marvel Of the mat
generally. Hack protested the rough
work and finally gave up. But he al
ways claimed that N the iowan hadn't
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-22
K0FFEE ANO BELT
MEET At CANON CITY

Joe Koree loft here today :or his ten
round main 60 with Kid Belt of
Dolores Rt Canon City tonight. He
defeated Kid Plank OF Denver decisive
ly at tho Pueblo Athletic club last
night and showed that he was in great
fightiug condition. The bout will prob
ably go ten rounds tonight at Canon
city and should be a fast ten round
dusteT.
In the semi wlndup Frankie Dean
will meet Young Billy Papke for eight
rounds Dean IS going great At this
time and leaves here strong favorite
over Young Billy Papke.
Two fast prslimlnarles have been ar
ranged and the card az presented By
Jack Haley, manager. is one Of the
most attractive that has been billed in
that city for several months. i, will
be held under auspices Of the Canon
City Elk.
\ large delegation OF Pueblo fans are
said to be leaving here today for Canon
city. where they VIII soc two OF the
best local hattlcrs in their classes
trading blows.
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-22

NEW YORK, Feb. 2i.-Rumors OF
trades involving several star pay,
ers In the National League were hea
in baseball circles today as fesul.
Of the Giants announcement .hal
"shutnin Phn' Douglas and jess
Barnes, 1921 worlds series h@uri,ns @
heroes, had been placed on the market'
II was denied that they were In trou
ble for not signing 1922 contracts ana
President Charles Stoneham sud ~
merous offers for their services nave
been made. ,
The Philadelphia and Pittsoursn
clubs were believed TO nave sou
thing to do with the offers MT. stone-
ham mentioned. The talented Lce
Meadows was said to be a prospective
chsttel In a Giant Philadelphia uaas
while Wilbur Cooper. the left-hahueu
rirleman OF the Pirates, WAS mentioned
as a future Giant.
From Yankee headquarters came the
new. that Bob Shawkey. the cloanoIpeis
light handler. and Lefty o,Doul, hau
signed 1922 contracts. also that haI. -
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-22
IOWA STATE COLLEGE
TRACK TEAM WEAK

AMEs. Iowa. Feb. &c. ". May
scr. athletic director OF Iowa State
college is not anticipating success
ful track team this spring.
No new men OF any athletic promise
are available this year. he says.
Ames. however. has three good dis
tsnce men. but the team will be weak
in sll other track and field events.
Among the men counted upon by d.
rector Mayser this year are Otis Hig-
gins. Art woltcrs. Frcvcrt. I. II. Rsth-
burn. all distance men.
This years indoor schedule calls for
participation in tho Kansas city ath-
lctic club meet February Is. Illinois
Relays. March {: Triangular meet with
Drake and Grinnel March IL. and the
Missouri Valley Conference indoor
meet March -.
The outdoor schedule follows;
April 2a-Penn or Drake relays
May s-Duni meet At Minnesota.
May i7-Dual meet n. Nebraska
May 2O-statc meet at Des Moines.
May :5-Mls.ouri Valley Conference
meet at Kansas city.
June 1-wcs;ern Conference meet at
Iowa City.