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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
KANSAS CITY AUTO
RACE DRAWS LARGE
FIELD OF ENTRIES
Tommy Milton Leads Gas
Hounds as They Try Out
New Saucer.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sept. -
(By L. P)-Auto race world kings
groomed their mounts Friday in an
ticipation of shattering a worlds
record Saturday when the new Kan
sas speedway Is inaugurated with a
300-mile international classic.
Seventeen gas hounds, headed by
Tommy Milton. last years cham
pion. will try out the new saucer to-
day in the elimination tests. A speed
Of los miles an hour is required be-
fore drivers Will get a chance in the
mad dash Saturday.
Milton. in practice rounds. already
has whizzed around at rs miles
an hour and he predicted today that
the winner of the grind Saturday
viii have TO establish a record OF
12O miles an hour.
Jimmy Murphy, winner Of the In
dianapois race this year. Howdy
Wilcox, Cliff Durant, Eddie Hearne
and other speed monarchs will bat
tie for the nonors and purses total
ling $4,000.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
BOTH BATTLE WAY
INTO The FINALS,
THEIR THIRD CLASH
Big Bill and Little Bill" on
Even Terms, Fight for
Singles Title.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. I5.-Wil-
liam T. Tudsn. H. OF this city and
William VI. Johnston OF San Fran
cisco. meet Saturday on the courts
OF the Germantown Cricket club to
decide the National lawn tennis
championship Of the United States
for 1922. Sole survivors OF the 1913
players who a week ago swung
racqUets in quest Of the title. they
reached the final round by decisive
Is defeating opponents of national
calibre. Johnston won from Vim
cent Richards. So. e.. G-1 and Til
den eliminated Gerald Patterson
Australian as. Ga. So, 6-l.
The meeting OF "big and little Bill
on Saturday Will be their third
clash in the championship final of
national tournament. Johnston
won the honor from Tlden In 1919.
and the towering Philadelphia
wrested the title from Johnston
year later. a careful study OF their
records against each other shows an
even closer and more interesting
angle 70 their combats on the courts.
In tournament play they have met
ten times and each has won 1--WE
matches. These contests reduced 10
sets shows that Tlden has won 20
20 JOhnston's 9.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
MRS. MALLORY TO
MEET mrs. JESSUP
Tennis Singles Will Be Played
Today-Helen Wills Is
Eliminated.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is AZ
ter winning the girls national
singles tennis championship Friday
by defeating Miss Helen Hooker. of
New York. Go, 6-3. Miss Helen
Wills. sixteen year old, Berkeley.
Cal. high school girl, was eliminat-
ed in the semi-final round of the
wOmen's middle states tournament
by Mrs. Marion z. Jessup. Whining
ton. Del. 81, 6-3. Mrs. Jessup VIII
meet Mrs Molla B. Mallory. Nation
al champion Saturday for the mid
die states title, Mrs. Mallory won
her semi final match from Miss
Leslie Bancroft, Boston, 60. So
Mrs. Mallory also is a finalist In
the middle sta-es doubles cham
pionship. Paired with Miss Edith
Sigpourney. Boston, she will meet
Mrs. Jessup and Miss Molly s.
Thayer. Philadelphia, in the final
round Saturday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
High Eleven To
Play Bryan 7 cam;
Hold Scrin1nlage
Momence Game for Oct. : Is
Cancelled - Light Back
field Looks Good.

It was announced yesterday by
Coach Elmer Burnham hat the
football game between Niomence.
H., high school and South Bend
had been cancelled and instead the
local gridders VIII clash on that
date, Oct. T. with BRYAN. o., high
school
It is remembered that Bryan
representative grid squad visited
Mishawaka two seasons ago, a. the
time Mishawaka had won the
championship Of The state on the
gridinOn in the prep division and
held them to nothing 10 nothing
tie. The Bryan schoolors are reput-
&c 10 have a group of big fast men.
who Will come 20 Indiana from
their neighbor.ng state. with the
express purpose OF taking the Bend
ers into camp. Ohio school teams
have respect for Burnham's teams.
in that other teams from Ohio have
been buried under big scores. The
champions Of the state were licked
decisively in basketball. as weN as
other teams.
Coach Burnham cntinued work
with the ~ candidates for the
South Bend High school footbaI
eleven. yesterday afternoon on
Leeper field. A As minute scrim-
mage completed practice for he
week.
Durham IS optimistic over his
skeleton backfeld. Buntman, Capt.
Sabo and Prince Voedisch work
well in the backfeld and they viii
have every chance 10 show. Bunt-
man has good distance to his for
ward passes, but has trouble En- plac
ing them. while with Cap. Sabo
IS exactly the opposite Sabo is al
his best in passing, when the re
ceiver is just a lit.le beyond the
scrimmage line.
The wing men. which included
Edwards and Hollowcu are show
ing marked ability at the wings.
F!ndley, who received an injury 90
bis knee in Thursdays practice
was unable % report for practice.
he Will likely be out Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
BLANKENSHIP TOO MUCH
FOR YANKS:HOLDS RUTH

CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-Ted Blank
enship. the Texas cowboy. held the
New York Yankees 70 four scattered
hits Friday while Chicago hit the
side-arm offerings Of Carl Mays and
won to /, thereby breaking even
on the four game series. Blanken-
ship had a wonderful contro. in the
pinches and although he pitched 20
Ruth on each Of Ruth's four trips
up. the home run slugger failed 70
make a hit The lone score made
by the Yankees was the result Of
n home nun by MueseL Score:
New York o.. O10 600 OOO-I 0
Chicago .... OO1 col OOX-2 0
Nays and Schang; T. Blankenshl7
and SchaIk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
Women Golfers
Play Qualifying
For Course Title
Mrs. Morrison Shoots L W
Score-Twelve Women
Qualify.

Mrs. Morrison with a score OF
I02 was the mcdalist IN the qualify
ing round of the play for the wom-
ems championship of the Chain o.
Lakes country club played yester-
day afternoon. Mrs. Kinnison and
Mrs. Rostiser tied for second low
with l04 each.
Those who qualified for the tour
nament in the round yesterday
were, Mrs. Morrison, Mrs. Kinnison,
Mrs. Rostiser, Mrs. J. F. Reynolds,
Mrs. Harry Cooper Miss Laura
Harris. Mrs. Walter East, Mrs. NJ.
r. Kananagh, Mrs T. A. Slick, Mrs.
Harry Schadt, Mrs. d. K. Splitter,
Mrs. Frank Whitehall.
The next round OF matches in the
championship fight must be played
off before next Friday.
The pairing for the first round
are as follows. Mrs. Morrison and
Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. K!nnison and
Miss Harris. Mrs. Rostiser and Mrs.
Reynolds drew a bye, Mrs, East ana
Mrs. Splitter, Mrs. Kavanagh and
Mrs. Whitehall. Mrs. Schadt and
Mrs. Slick drew a bye.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
BROWNS WIN LAST
OF BOSTON SERIES
Sisler Scheduled to Play
Against Yankees in Game
This Afternoon.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 15.-st. Louis
took the odd game Of the series
with Boston Friday by a to 1
score and advanced TO within half
game Of first place as New York lost
TO Chicago. New Yorl. opens a
three game series here Saturday
Nangilder allowed only five hits.
did not walk a man and got two
safeties out OF four trips 10 the
plate. one being a double. Sisler's
injured shoulder was reported
somewhat improved and ne express
sed hope Of being able to play Sat
urday. The visitors lone run was
a home run by Harris in the seventh.
Score.
Boston ...... 900 600 0O1-1 0
ST. Louis 49,. 600 900 52x-7 u /
PenEock and Chaplin; Vangilder
and SEVERED.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
HOMERS BY PILLS
BEAT CARDINALS
Hornsby Hits Two, Henline
ClOuts Three and Leet
Gets One.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-Two
home runs in succession by Hen
line and Lee in the ninth with none
out gave Philadelphia a 10 20 3
victory over ST. Louis in the final
60 me of the series Friday. Henline
had home runs out of five times
at bat. Rogers Hornshy hit his seth
and 37th circuit c.oUts, the later
tying him with Williams. American
League leader. Hornsby RAM his hit
ting streak TO 30 games by getting
in the first inning. Score.
st. Louis .... 101 $40 OO0-9 IA o
Philadelphia 900 $50 202-1O Is 2
Sell, Doak. PerIca. Sherdel and
ClemOns; Ring, Winters, Weinert
and Heline
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
ohnon and 7den Meet Today Finals for Tennis Title Phil
LII Bill
By BERTON BRALEY.

with proper apOloSles)
I've seen a lot Of fighters in my
time.
on the diamond. in the ring and
on the court.
I've watched a lot OF champions
as they climb
To the topmost. dizzy pinnacle OF
sport,
But Bin Johnson is the grittiest
I've seen,
The epitome Of pluckiness and
vim.
With a brain that's always work.
Ing in his bean.
So l sing this little parody TO him.
Here's TO you. Billy Johnson,
With your wicked fOrehand drive,
You are all cot sand an ginger, %
And you're wildly alive;
And here's TO you. Billy Johnson,
With your reddish-tinted hair,
You lean, 1.-the bunch Of vigor,
With a lot Of pep 10 spare!
You are death and you are ruin
at the net.
You're a terror and a peril when
you serve;
There is hardly any shot you can
not get,
You're a bundle made OF energy
and nerve,
You are made OF dynamite and
T. y. T.
And wildcat hasn't anything on
you.
And the least enthusiastic must
agree
You're a bully little sportsman
through and through!
SO here's TO YOU, Billy Johnson.
With your racket in your mitt,
You're the dean Of tennis science,
And the curly wolf for grit;
And here's TO you. Billy Johnson.
With your pulses all athrob,
You skinny little demon.
Who is always on the job,
Copyright, 1922. NEA Service)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
DODGERS WIN CLOSER
FROM CINCY REDS. ID

BROOKLYN. Sept 15.-Brook-
lyn took the odd game Of the series
with Cincinnati Z 10 Friday. The
Dodgers batted both Keck and Gil
lespie in timely fashion while Ca
dOre kept the Reds nits we'll scat
,ered besides receiving sensational
support. A sensational one handed
running catch by Tommy Griffith
which ended in a double play was
the fielding feature. Manager Moran
and five Red reserves were chased
off the bench By Umpire Sentelle.
Cincinnati . 600 Dol 1902 4
Brooklyn " 10 03O O2x-7 II 1
Keck, Gillespie and Hargrave;
Galore and Deberry.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
INDIAN ROOKIE BEATS
VET WALTER JOHNSON

CLEVELAND. Sept 10 George
etevier, a rookie pitcher acquired
from Jersey City in the Inte@nation-
al League. made his major league
debut here Friday and defeated the
veteran Walter Johnson in a pitch
ing duel. ninth inning rally enabl-
ing Cleveland 10 beat Washington,
g 10 5. score.
Washington D.. 500 600 002-5 1
Cleveland &C.. oil 90 OO3-6 10
Johnson and Pioinich; Metevier
and O'Neil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
SINGER MICHIGAN
CITY GAME DOPED
PITCHERS BATTLE
Pete Henning and Lefty Rad.
loft to Clash at Singer
Park Tomorrow.

What is expected TO be one Of the
best pitching duels of the year on
the local baseball schedule Will
take place tomorrow afternoon
when the Singer club and the
Michigan City Greys meet "a Sin
ger park for the second time this
season.
The game is doped to be a bat
tie from the mound between big
Pete" Henning local twirler and
Lefty" Radloff pitching artist Of
the visitors. In the last game here.
which the Singer club won after
hard battle, Radlon had the Sing
critics swinging with his southpaw
shoots Though the lanky left hand
e. did not have 80 much stuff he
had good control and he fact that
the Singer hitters had not looked
al southPaw twiriing much this sea-
son worked in his favor.
However. this week the Singer
club will take the field with a vast
" improved lineup according to the
dope and may succeed in getting 10
Radloff for some run producing
blows. With the addition of Allen in
TIE outfeld the locals should be
strengthened in the hitting depart
nent as Allen has always been a
hard and timely hitter. Whitley
Groth on frst base is also certain
TO be an improvement over Kading
a the plate as the latter has failed
TO hit at all during the past seven
or eight games.
The remainder of the Singer out
field and infeld will be intac. sun
day and providing Henning is in
shape the locals should get away
with the game.
The Michigan City fans will come
10 South Bend in a special car on
the South Shore line TO back their
club. A bard VIII play at Singer
lark before the game and between
i-wippc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
PURDUE GRIDDERS
IN FIRST GRIND
Sixty-three Candidates. Report
to Jim Phelan for First
Workout.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Sept. 10
Football practice for the 1922 sea-
son opened up here at Purdue Fri
day with sixty-three candidates out
for practice under the direction Of
head Football Coach James Phelan
and assistant coaches Lambert and
Won Bermuth. Inability 70 equip all
Of the men kept down Fridays
squad. and II is expected that about
forty more candidates viii report
tomorrow. when a lengthy practice
IS scheduled Although hampered
somewhat by the loss Of eight letter
men from last years squad the pros
poets here are fair. with the presence
OF practically all OF the members Of
last years freshmen varsity team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
Chicago Golf Tourney
Is Nearing Close

CHICAGO. sept. 15.-CBy I. y. s.
With a bright sky overhead and
the links in first class shape. the an
nual Cook county Municipal Golf as
ISOLATION tourney neared a close with
Evanston, III, Chicago, Marquette,
Mich. and Columbus. represented In
the finish fight.
J. c. Fee. representing the Evans
ton con- munity golf club. was paired
with Eldridge Robinson and Walter
Crowdus. Of Chicago. with John p.
Humphreys. OF Columbus. as the
play went into the semi-hnals this
afternoon.
All players going into the semi
finals this afternoon won in the third
rounds this morning with ease. Fee
defeated n. T. Lsmberg OF Jackson.
4 and 3: Crowds eliminated Ted
Lloyd Of Chicago with margin OF
and (: Robinson won from George
Packard OF Evanston and s. Hum
phreys disposed OF G 4. Smith OF
jackson. and z
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
HoRNsBY TIES KEN.

PHILADELPHIA Sept. 15.-Rog-
ers Hornsby the ST. Louis Cardinal
second sacker. went into a tie with
Ken Williams OF the Browns for
major league home run hitting
honors when he whacked out two
homers in the game with Philadel-
phia Friday afternoon and brought
his total for the season 10 81. The
Grst homer came in the third inning
and the second IN the fourth. Ring
vas the victim on both occasions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
DAWSON HURLS BLUES
To WIN OVER SAINTS

ST. PAUL, Sept. l5.-Dawson held
St. Paul TO six scattered hits while
his mates found Martin easy. Kansas
City winning its third victory OF the
five game series 10 ,. Hill, a
recruit from the South Atlantic
Lea sue. held Kansas City hitless in
the last three innings. Koenig. u
South Dakota League rookie, made
3 hits in four times at bat
Kansas City COS 006 000-9 l
St. Paul .... 900 600 300 /
Dawson and Skiff Martin. Hill
nd Allen. Gonzales.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
HURLING OF MARQUARD
DEFEATS PIRATES. Ito l

BOSTON. Sent I5-Pittsburg
dropped its last Boston game Of the
season Friday when Marquard pitch
ed the home team TO 4 20 1 win.
The annual inter-Club series now
completed. gives Pittsburg a y to
10 advantage. Powelrs hitting ana
outfielding was a big factor in the
game Brilliant plays were contri-
bu.ed by Ford, Meanwhile ana
Henry. Score.
Pittsburg go. 600 600 100 8 2
Boston ....... col 200 10x-4 8 /
Glazner. Carlson and Schmidt;
Marquard and O$eil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

MINNEAPOLIS. sept. l5.-Minna-
apoIs made i three out Of four FOR
the series Friday by defeating NIL
yankee S to 8. Schauer allowed
but four hits but was wild pas
sing eight and retired with one on
and none out in the ninth. Keefe
was hit hard in the fifth and Sig
bee relieved HIM. Smiths homs
on the first ball pitched in the Nil
iers first was a feature.
Milwaukee -. 600 600 O50-S 3
Minneapolis 100 142 OOx-S Is :
Keefe. Bigbee and AIyatt: Schauer,
McGraw and Mayer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
TIGERS TAKE SERIES
FROM ATHLETICS, 80

DETROIT. Sept. 15-Detrolt
made a clean sweep OF the series
with Philadelphia. taking Fridays
game s TO 2. The Tigers solved
Harris for extra base blows al op-
perfume times. Score:
Philadelphia 600 OO2 600 S ]
Detroit .. POI 040 10x-S 10 l
Harris. O'Neil and Perkins; Ehm-
lie and Bassler.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
GIANTS WIN SEVENTH
STRAIGHT BALL GAME

NEW YORK, Sept. 15-The New
York Giants made il seven in row
and three straight from Chicago
Friday winning the last game of
he series Z 10 g. As Pittsburg lost
to Boston the champions increased
their lead 20 six full games over
the Pirates. Score.
Chicago .....- O10 600 005-6 - 3
New York ..122 600 2Ox-7 1
Osborne, Stueland. Cheeves and
O'Farrell: Hill. Scot and Smith and
Snyder
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
MISS STERLING AND
MRS. GAVIN IN FINALS

TORONTO. Ont, sept. l5-Mlss
Alexa Stirling OF New York and
Atlanta. former American women's
golf champion and Mrs. ". A.
Gavin Of the Huntercombe Club.
England. former New York player,
Will meet Saturday n he final
round for the Canadian Women
championship. IN the semi-fnaLs
Friday afternoon. Miss Stirling de-
feated Miss sydney PepIer OF Tor
onto. one up while Mrs. Gavin ell
minated Miss Joyce Hutton Of
Toronto, and l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
SISLER TO PLAY
AGAINST YANKS;
DEFIES DOCTORS

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 15.-Contrary
TO physicians advice. George Sis
Ter. leading American League
batsman. plans 20 play In the
opening game of the Nanks-
Browns series tomorrow, ia was
learned today. Suffering a severe
shoulder muscle strain. Sisler
viii start the game at first base
il he is able ito lift a bat"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
American League
American Association
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National LeaKue

Pittsburg 1, Boston 4
Chicago 6. New York T.
ST. Louis g Philadelphia 10.
Cincinnati .: Brooklyn 4
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
American Assnciafln

Milwaukee 3: Minneapolis &
Kansas City @; s.. Paul .
No others scheduled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

New Fall stock et J. J. Kreuz-
berger, Merchant Tailor. 303 Dean
Bldg ADV 273-tf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

philadelphia . . Detroit S.
Wash Rgt0n .; Cleveland 9.
New York 1: Chicago 2
Boston i, ST. Louis z
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

American Lea cue
Boston al Chicago.
New York az 81. Louis.
Phuadelphie at Cleveland
washington at Detroi.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
CANCEL GRAND CIRCUIT

AN~NAA
SYRACUSE, y Y, Sept. 15-The
grand circuit races at the New York
state fair track were cancelled be-
cause Of the bad track conditions
due to rain. Fridays bill was the
last Of the far.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16

For relao., dentistry consul, Drs
Carson & oren. rs W. Washington
ave. =. Main $40. ---dv.-20S-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
TODAY's GAMES
National IeaEne

81. L0uiS az BOSOM
Chicago at BrOoklyn
Cincinnati az New York
Pittsburg az Philadelphia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-19
.COny Faces Game
with Waterville
with Regulars Out

Cony faces her contest with Wa
terville here tomorrow with her cap
tain and two regular players out of
the lineup. Captain Willard Ellis will
probably not be in the lineup Que to
the sudden death of his father yester-
day, and Don Brennan and Frank
harrington will be competing for
Cony in thetrack and field games at
University of Maine.
1t is Rideout's turn to pitch, and
the stocky Cony twirler has already
wone one victory over the up-river
boys. 1t is probable that Coach
Thompson will start either Hayden
or Merrill at second base in Ellis
place. with S. Poor holding Frank
Farrington's place down in left field
and Allison back again in center field.
Waterville defeated the strong
Skowhegan High outfit Wednesday
with Soucier in the box, and It is
probable that they will Start with
Wiseman on the mound The, will
cor to the Capital resolved to give
Cony a hard battle, and with her reg
ulars out of the lineup. the local boys
will have to play bal to maintain their
unbroken string OF victories.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-19
Polo and Burman
Scrap Tonight in
Spindle City Ring

Lewiston, May 1S-A battle Royal
will be a feature of the bout between
Eddie Polo of Naterville and AL
Burman of New York tonight at the
Spindle City. Five battlers will be
placed in the ring at once and allowed
TO pick on who ever they desire. Pro-
meter Wiseman saw one of these bat
~ few years ago while touring the
sunny south and declares that as a
mirth provoker it is a sure-fire win
ncr.
Eddie has nursed his bum eye back
to condition, and has been having
some tough training since he last met
Burman. He is anxious to make up
for his last showing at Lewiston and
is DESTROYS of showing the New York
er that he can lick him at any time
Al. has written ahead to say that Ed :
die will think his session with Nee a
vacation compared with what he will
show him.
Iy the semi finals, Johnny Leroux
of Berlin. brother of X. o. LerouX,
will be matched with X. o. Mayo
They are a pair of slugcers who like
the slam bang style of action, and the
mill should be a lively one. In the
prelims" George Bolduc and Kid
Phelps, both of Lewiston, will face
each other, while x. O. Cote will
launch an attack on Young Murphy
The battle royal will complete the
card.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-05-19
Mike Ryan Off
for New England's
with Colby Team

Watervil,e, May 1S-Seve~al mem
bcrs of the Colby track team accom-
panied by Coach Mike Ryan and
Manager McIntire left this morning
for Worcester, Mass, where they will
compete in the New England Inter
collegiate track meet on Saturday.
The men who will represent Colby
at this meet are Captain Chiffon L.
Kemp and Tllson Maynard in the
pole vault. Roy C. Hearon in the
dashes. Joseph W. McGarry in the
quarter mile and Roland w. Paine in
the two mile.
Norman w. Foran who was eX-
pected to do something in the quar-
ter mile was not able to accompany
the team on account of injury re-
ceived in the State meet last Satur-
day. Foran was the man who came
in in the quarter mile SO close behind
Lawrence of Maine.
Kemp took third place in the pole
vault last week but he went out al
most a foot under the height that he
has been doing in practice and Coach
Ryan expects him to better his show
ing in this meet.
Maynard was one of the five men
who qualified for the finals in the
pole vault at the State meet, vaulting
several inches higher than he had
ever done before.
McGarry ran second in a 53-second
heat of the quarter mile in the State
meet and he was not entirely over an
operation on his foot He is expect
ed to make better time in the New
Englands.
Hearon qualified for the finals in
the 220-yd and 10O-yd dashes at the
State meet winning his heat in the
100. He placed third in the 100 finals
and came in fourth in the 220.
Payne took second place in tic
two-mile at the State meet a year
ago. following Buker of Bates all the
way. This year he was unable to
place. coming in a fairly credta Bile
fourth.