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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
Benjamin to
Quit Boxing
Ring for Good

T Os ANGELES. April IL Joe
II benjamin. the handsome light.
weight. who might have been cham
pion had he cared less for his good
looks. has finally decided to forsake
the prize ring and go in for the
movies
After an attempt TO be good and
take the fight game seriously, Joe
has found himself cut off from thu
nicer pugilistic pickings.
Whipped soundly by Ace Hudkins,
suspended in California and New
York. at odds with his manager. Ben.
jamin has decided to chuck his ring
career and seek TO make living
with nothing more dangerous than a
camera shooting at his features.
Benjamin began his new career to-
day By leaving with Jack Dempsey
and the champions bride on their
trip TO New York.
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Reds Get Pitching

The Cincinnati Reds. whose pitch
cra are the class Of the team, out.
ranking the Defensive squad have
turned IN three earnest mid.season
jobs In three games with the Card,
mails and the Reds now lead the Ma,
'lonal league, They will tumble. OF
course. but when the leaves begin
TO turn and the boom OF the football
"a heard again intruding on the WOW.
WOW Of the bali orchards. those three
winnings and the one defeat that the
Giants took from the Braves in the
opening game nj Boston may decide
the order Of finishing.
It's always hard for the teams
10 steady down TO their jobs In
The early weeks OF the season,
because the conditions aren't
very inspiring, and September
Is such long way off. In some
eases the managers aren't sure
Of their lincups, or haven't made
up their minds whether TO keep
or send AWAY certain vaguely
promising athletes, principally
pitchers.
In Thursdays game at Brooklyn.
for instance. Wilbort Robinson. OF
the Dodgers. turned out Rush ars
Roberts in the box and lost a game
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apartments. valued al approximately
sBD0.o 900 each
Neither has sufficient cash at
present TO buy out the other. and
Il was understood kcarnH and
DcmpBey'a real estate agent would
attempt 10 sell the properties during
The champions absence and tho pair
would divide the proceeds
Before Dempsey returns from
Europe therefore. the famous
Dempsey kearna partnership viii
probably he finally broken up.
Dempsey unwlIlnEncss to fight
under HIS present contract with
kcarna. under which the latter
gets hair the champions earnings.
automatically nullttica the fighting
end Of the partnershlp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
ki||efer Is Forced TO Use Patched-up Outfit
SO TEAMS in
BALL LEAGUE

THIRrN'NtNE teams arc entered
l. TN the Seattle Commercial Base.
han league, which starts rs season
on April a.
The Commercial league rs divided
into five separated leagues Bank
crs', Saturday Gasoline Alley, Class
\ and. Class H.
Archie Rude was appointed INN,
piro -iu.chler OF the league,
The opening schedule follows;
SATURDAY LEAGUE
Aprn s5--Charies II. tuly IS stewart
Fisher hros, - Great Northern tbYel az
upper Woodland at o'clock " y,
Fuller Vs. Seattle Hardware ~ south
Park az 3 O'Clock
nhNkERs LEAGUE
Npyii -t=-ptS,rr Horton Va Bank %
Commerce az Mercer at d O'Clock Sc
attlv Title Trust vs. Federal Reserve AZ
Washington park az o'clock washing
ten Mutual W First National AZ Colum
bta 30. I At o'clock
April sl-ssattle National vs. septtl
TITLE Trust az Washington park a. :
n'ciHck Federal Reserve vs. hank u
Na'NltHAANFNH ~ N4AlAtrlN 80 Ut p y NAhHts
Washington Mutual va Dexter Horton AZ
Mercer AZ { o'clock
GASOLINE ALLEY
April ei-suHset Electric 81, Central
Chevrolet AZ broadway at o'clock,
Chandler s Lyon "a uallou Is Wright AZ
Garfield No, } A. 8 O'Clock r-Sefr
ton ~ Washhurn Haynes Of Columbia
No a. o'clock, Gasfob Motors Va
sunset Motors At south Park AZ q O'Clock
CLASS 4 LENGUE
April t-Fasife Telephone " uest
Universal Lock at broadway 40 o'clock
County city Employees vs. t.uehrnpsch
steamship AZ South Park ~ o'clock
Associated OF vs. Builders HurE al
Polo grounds AZ o'clock Washington
BAKERIES Va Blaea Manufacturing AZ Coz
lumola No, J At 9 o'clock
CLASS Is LEAGUE
ApfH sJ-Youfs Truly Hl.cut w. Y
y. g. A at Garfield No, az O'Clock
Central Dairy W., Pacific Coast blseul,
a. Garfield Ne, ! as o'clock North
western Mutual Fire vs. soatb Seattle
Foundry at Columbia 80. ] at O'Clock
Washington Survey ana Rating "a vii
lys- Overland 81 Columbia so. a. ,
o'eieek. Northwest Lead -, Piper &
TAFT a; Polo grounds az O'Clock
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Seven Errors
Ruin Indians
in Sacramento

CACRAMESTo. April Seven
- errors. six Of which were made
in ono inning. cost Seattle yestcr.
days game with Sacramento. The
final score vas 10 2.
The loose game cost Seattle some
thing more. tno-thc services OF
Ace" Elliott, first haaemhu secured
from the Chicago Cubs. Elliott
broke his left lcg just above tbe
ankle In the third Inning whom he
eoIlidsd with Bui Watson Of tho
Sacramento club,
Elliott lad run In 90 cover home
plate ns Watson was coming from
third on a wild throw
Carol Garfield worked the entire
route for Sacramento
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Poole, the Busher

Poole first reported 20
IVY Portland he was the veriest kind
fof a busher. he used to make him.
self at home BY coming down to the
lobbles OF the big hotels with his fee,
encased In his old house slippers,
brought all the way from Coulamec.
one day he misplaced one OF them
and ne didn't hit for week. he never
replaced IL and soon afterwards gave
up the habit.
Poole also went into n slump
when he ran ONT Of the chewing
tobacco that can only be pur.
chased In Carolina He ordered
enough 10 last him the season
and had case lot shipped TO
Portland.
When the tobacco arrived. and
James could MUNICH II during the
game. his average scared TO $50
again. his normal hitting mark
Poole may have his faults in the
field. he may be colorlsss in the way
of shouting and tearing his hair, but
tho big carollnlan can smack that
baseball and after five years Of wait
ing. while he should have been in the
majors, he is getting his chance-and
he's making good.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
Star League Entries Will
Close at Meeting Tonight

The league will be divided into d.
yisionE The winners Of each division
will compete FOR the championship
According 10 the present plans. the
player limit wll be 10 fUy each club
Many necessary details viii be-
taken up. suggestions discussed
and other important matters viii
be gone over.
The Georgetown Cubs, winners u
the 1894 title. are planning 20 defend
their honofu The Cubs. however will
ha without the services o. Henry
Geysfcl. manager and catcher. and
ia ReichIe. star pitcher Gcyatci Is IN
tho South. while Rrlchle II managing
the new Climax club
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kEARNS AND DEMPSEY
ALMOST CERTAIN TO SPLIT

T Oh ANGELES. April l7.-~Jack
II Dempsey and his bride, E.stnllo
Taylor. embarked today on their
bclaicd honeymoon.
Tho champion and Mrs Dempsey
headed for New York. where they
win BE- filmed. in the nual scene OF
their latest movie thriller before
sailing for Europe on an extended
honeymoon They WIN stop a day
or two at Salt Lake City TO visit
Dcmpscy'H mother.
Before his departure. Dempsey
and his manager. Jack kearns, held
a conference aud arranged 10 split
up their business partnership. Kcarns
and Dempsey arc Joint owners OF
the Barbara hotel and Wiltshire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
Washington Crew Coach
Expects Terrific Race
Huskes Will Prepare for Poughkeepsie Race Soon;
Callow Thinks He Has Better FourMile Than
Three-Mile Eight; Frosh Meets Reed College Soon
-IHE Navy and cornell cre

THE Navy and Cornell will be the Fights to beat
the Hudson in June.
This is the prediction of Rusty Calow coach of Wash
ngtons championship shell.
"They will be the hardest to beat" says Caow" judg
ing their form in the past and if Washington is TO win the
title for the third time Cornell and theNavy must be de-
feated"
Calow figures his boys have excellent chance of win
ming the title again, following their wonderful against
California last week, but he is guarding against
confidence and he has experienced in the boat who
know what the Poughkeepsie grind for them to get
cocky and lose their heads their success.
Calow will start training his for the Hudson grind
soon.
The Washington frosh will Reed college of Port
land in two-mile event Lake Washington Saturday,
April rs. The will end in the canal In addition, the
Second varsity will the Third varsity for two miles
added attraction. The frosh eight that Reed
college will be entirely different from the yearlng that
met California at Oakland recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17

WITH the final preseason meeting
w scheduled Tor tonight, This Star
Junior Baseball league will be thoroly
organized and ready Tor the starts Of
tho season Sunday. April 20.
Thr meeting tonight wii start
promptly AZ o'clock In the editorial
rooms of The star
Every team that expects 10
compete In The Star Junior
league must be represented at to-
nights session. No team will be
considered that has no one on
hand for the meeting.
This entries for the league viii ciofr
tonight Tho schedule for the season
wiii be mapped out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
Sure Way to Get Rid Of Dandruff

There Is ono sure way that never
fails to remove dandruf completely
ard that Is 10 dissolve II. Then you
destroy il entirely. To do this, just
get about four ounces Of plain, or
binary liquid aryon; apply i at
night when retiring use enough TO
moistcn the scalp and rub 1t in
gently with the finger tips. BY
morning. most. IL not all, OF your
.sIandruf will be gone, ard two or
Sec more applications viii conf
\ ,1tcly dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace Of it,
no matter how much dandruf you
may have.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging OF the scalp will stop
instantly, and your hair will be
lustrois, glossy, silky and soft, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17

NEW YORK. April IL Sammy
Mandell and Sid Terris. leading con,
tenders for the worlds lightweight
championship. may be matched 10
meet at tho new Conoy Island sta.
alum on May &c. the club announced.
Tcrria has accepted terms and a
reply is being awaited from Man.
dell.
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M > q Q r a m onto
fracturlnR his left
leg, and he will b.
out for a long
time II not Tot
the whole season
Sammy Gran Z
and Frank En-
mer are also on
the shelf and
Klllcfcr has beer
forced 10 use TcC
Baldwin. ii third
sackcr, AZ short.
stop
Killefcr vas for.
tunatc to il a v
Babe Herman for
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"A's" and Tribe Lead
NEW WORLDS
RECORDS MADE

ST. PAUL, April l7.--Willie Ritola
and Willie Plant hung up new
worlds records In the opening Of the
two.day all-star track meet at the
Hippodrome last night. Ritola
clipped six seconds Off the 5000.
meter run. doing it in 10 minutes. IS
seconds. Paavo Nurmi held the old
record.
Plant walked $500 meters in 10
minutes. 81 seconds, clipping 10 sec.
onds off the old record formerly held
by Ugo Frigerio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
L.usIsKI WINS

TACOMA. April i7.-Leo Lumsli.
middlcweight champion OF the North,
west, retained his crown in a six.
round bout here last night. getting
the decision over RED" Uhlan, Oak.
land i5spounder. Lumslsi punched
too hard and fast for his rival.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17

iAR right n q "
with the schedule
only three days
old and some Of
the bah clubs sill.
in "a training camp
mood.
The Senators.
for instance hny,
taken two out Of
three games thus
far from tht
YanllE There iiav,
been many eases
ia Mich twc
teams came 20 IN,
end OF the season
with Joss than q
tk.n-.-.mr rnn lln
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tween the winner and the loser OF
the symbolic dry goods II Is easy
70 lose a game in April when the
chill Is attn Ia the afr and the crowds
are aim aud silent and inclined to
huJdle near the hot dog kennels
but IL can never De won back once
the official scorer rips out hts page
aud malls il TO the president Of the
league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
In the Majors

Yesterdays hero-Eddie Rommell held
the Red sox EcUreiess after the first In
ming and hit homer with two runners
on baFe helping the Athletics win their
third straight game. 10 3.
/ Hard hitting off four Brooklyn pitch
ers enabled the Phils to win their first
/ game Of tfr season, 8 to !.
Three runs scored In the ninth inning
with two down gave the White sox
{ TO victory over the Tigers
Goose Goslin accounted for four runs
With two homsrs and helped the Senators
beat the Yankees TO s. washington
scored five runs in the ninth inning,
| Gosiin and Judge hitting homsrs off
shoeker.
Charley Hartnctt hit two homers and
helped the Cubs beat the Pirates, TO 8.
IN the National hague hy winning the
10 2. Rlgey did not allow a hit after
the second inning
With barrage in the ninth inning
that blasted Mcnamara out of the box.
the Giants beat the Braves. TO l.
Two runs scored by Glenn Wyatt. star
catcher, enabled Cleveland to beat the
Browns. TO i. MyHtt's homer in the
ninth clnched the game
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first base duty, bLbiCl
and he eull has Beals Becker for
the 0utneld II anything goes wrong
In tho orchard
Jim Ycargin and Fred FuBscll,
pitchers. were 80 III in Santa Maria
that they haven't been able TO
start yet
II has been q tough spring for
Riiiefcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
Shooting Match Is
Scheduled for Fort

a pistolshooting match is sched-
uled for the Fort Lawton range on
May 2s. Lieut. Wiltamu,h, y. s. A., is
lining up some good prizes for the
participants and big entry is ex.
pected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
PENNER STARS

Los ANGELES. April 17.--Ken
Pcnner shut out Los Angeles here
yesterday and Vernon won, TO O..
He allowed but five hits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17

TACOMA. April l7.--Tcd Krache.
OF Hoqulam, and Young Carmen. Of
Portland, viii mix In the main cycnt
OF smoker here next Thursday
night
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SEALS VICTORS

OAKLAND. April 17.--san Fran.
cisco nosed out Oakland in n fast,
exciting game here yesterday. to A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
by WESTBROOK PEGLER

NEW YORK, April IT, Rcmcm-
IN bering that BAN game won or
iost in April counts just as much az
II would IN September. the pennant
winning games Of 1926 may be IN tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
BAIRD LOSES

NEW HAVEN. Conn, April IL
Tony Travers, New Haven feather.
weight. won a six.round decision
from Earl Baird. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17

There isn't one native.born Phllu-
dslphian on Connie Macks squad this
year. This is fine boost for tho cal.
iber Of Ph!ladelphIa's citizenry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
SALTS LEAD

SALT LAKE, April 17.-salt Lake
took the Coast league lead today by
defeating Portland, is TO 9. in n
hard. hitting contest.
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Seattle ........,.,. o2oo o.
Sacramento ....... q02 500 0 -
charge defeat TO Milius. Runs respan
sibis tor-AljBs J.. Garfield &. Struck
nut-Mlljus 2. Brandt 1. Garfield g.
Hasss on bRils--Cantinld :. stolen base
Mclaughlin Thrsr-hRHs hit-Lans. Two
base hits BraEiIl Shea Sacrifice hit
Mclaughlin. Double plays Brazill 20
Brady to Herman. r. BALDWIN 10 Brady
TO Herman. watson 10 siglIn 70 Davis.
| Tlmn--i.tt. rmpircs-Cnsey and Tsck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
Ace Elliott Is
Latest to Go
to Hospital

up I'D" KiLLEFEE's hospital ink
~ X sin trailing him
Yesterday Ace" Elliott, regular
first aacker broke his leg in Il
colIInLoo % the plate with Watggn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17

Ind in three years time this
same Poole gave the big Mis-.
sourian more trouble than amy
other two hitters In the Coast
league.
Jake never could get him out.
The toughest game OF ball that
Jacobs ever lost was right here in
Seattle and Poolc's big bat did II.
Jacobs had Portland beaten 10
J in the ninth. A man was on first
base and Poole at the plate. Twice
Jake threw him that elusive curve
ball and Poole took his cuts and
missed
Frank Tobin signaled for
fast one. Jake shook off and
threw another curve that broke
perfectly and when they found
the bali IL WAS rs lopsided as an
egg and resting somewhere along
Rainier boulevard, far beyond the
right field fence.
And II was no trick at all for
Portland 70 rush over the winning
run % the 10th as that blow so upset
To- that he lost his stuff com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
GAMES COUNT JUST AS MUCH
NOW AS THEY DO IN OCTOBER
'AtT . ~ 4
Scott Wins

10 the lAllti 10
Scott Wins
Jack Scott, the elevator man Of
the major leagues, who has had
more ups and downs than Dazzy
Vance, won his game for the Giants
In Boston. holding the Braves to
four hits and "a score Of s to ].
This Is SCOTS third term with the
Giants since Pat Moran. then man.
agcr OF the Reds. turned him loose
because Jack had an apparently
!ncuuble Mnk IN his arm.
Eppa Rlxey WIS the Reds
pitcher against the Cards. lie
gave half dozen hits and won,
to 3. Pete Donohuc and
hdolfo Luque each pitched full
game In the two previous bouts
and pitched in Fourth Of July
form.
The Cubs beat the Pirates again
in Chicago. TO 3.
Goose Goslin, who slugged tho
Giants so hard in the world series
last fall. made two homers and Joe
Judge made one ia the game at
The Yank stadium. Each OF them
made a homer in the ninth and
those two blows scored three runs
enough TO win the game. Score
70 8.
LAS" and Tribe Lead
The Athletics and Indians lead the
American league with 1000. Connie
Macks company beat the Red Sox In
Philadelphia for The third time, tc
3. and the Indians nosed out the
Browns IN n close match between
pitchers at St Louis. to /. Uhlt
gave the Browns five hits and Van
Glider held the Indians to four.
The White Sox are one up on the
Tigers now, They Ty Cobb's team
TO .. in Detroit, which gives the
sox two out Of three games played
TO date.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
Behind the
Home Plate
By LEO II. EASSEN

NN'ssAss NsAANNtAl3tt1 tlk @hA
. tail, lazy with the touch OF
southern nonohalanec. can ut that
baseball.
FIVE years aEo Tom Turner
dug him up for the Portland
Beavers in one OF the kerosene
league> In the East. And he made
good right from the start, max
ing the fences In the Coast league
moan for five seasons and Still
he wasn't given tumble by the
biz time scouts.
mo color he's lead,footed bali
player. was the verdict Of the ivory
hunters
And Poole finally got hts chance
under the big ten, because he was q
holdout,
From his homo in the Carolina hills
Poole sent tersc ultimatum 10 the
Portland owners that be would play
one.ol-cat with the youngsters In
Coulamec before he would report TO
tho Beavers without the raise that he
asked
First Sacker Iiauser OF the
Athletics injured his knee In
spring game the Athletics sent
out an ;. o. ;. for first sackrr
and a Ben Shibe has nm interest
In the Portland club II was no
trick at all TO turn Poole over TO
the Phlladclphians.
All Poole aid in that first game was
sock two singles and home run and
IN the second tusslc he busted dou-
bic and n single.
pnnia arl I..zL~
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CAdvertlsenentl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-17
Poole and Jacobs

E'LMER JACOBS. in the opinion OF
IL this writer, was one OF the
ssmartest and most effective pitchers
that ever walked out on Coast
tsna.,as mound
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With barrage in the ninth inning
that blasted Mcnamara out of the box.
the Giants beat the Braves, S to I.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-05-04
ODDS ON
HAGEN ARE
DECE|v|NG
Odds Against His Repeating
Are 20 to 1, But Dope
Says S to {

In 1922 Walter Hagen won the
British open golf championship. In
1923 he was second by a stroke
to Arthur Havers. Last year ne
won again. This is a marvellous
record, but Sir Walter is going
over again, seeking to make 1t
three out Of four.
Despite the fact that he is the
greatest golfer in the world, the
odds against Hagen are enormous.
They probably are about 20 to /.
but the books" will hardly offer
more than to l against him.
This Is because the American has
the ideal competitive spirit. Tradt-
tions mean nothing to him. He Is
a maker of traditions.
England will offer her best vet.
Grams and her gallant youngsters
to oppose him, but Walter will 60
his serene way, intent only on the
shot to be made-never bothering
about what has gone before or
what lies ahead.
He will probably carry Americas
banner alone in the British open,
but this country could have no
finer, more capable representative.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-05-04
SWEDES
To INVADE
AMERICA
Athletes viii Tour America
Next Winter With Track
and Field Stunts

NEW YORK, May 4.-Plans are
under way for a visit OF a team of
eight or more of Sweden's leading
track and field athletes to the
United States next winter.
Ernie Hjertberg, cooperating with
representatives of the North Star.
la Swedish newspaper published
here, 10 In communication with the
Swedish athletic officials relative to
bringing a formidable group of
performers across the Atlantic to
hit the trail bIazed by Paavo Nurmi,
Finland's superintendent, this win.
ter
The present tentative plan is to
have the all-Swedish team make at
least two appearances in this city,
following which Boston, Chicago,
Minneapolis, Philadelphia and other
athletic centres will be visited. The
Invaders will probably arrive here
late in December, In time to get
the feel OF the board tracks before
the active indoor season gets under
way In January.
Like Paavo Nurmi, most Of the
Swedish athletes are totally with
out experience on the board tracks,
and all viii have to adapt them
selves to indoor conditions within
a very short time after their ar
rival here.
While no announcement has been
made regarding the makeup of the
|all-Swedish invaders, 1t is presumed
that Edwin Wide, the young school
master who forced Paavo Nurmi
to step the mile in the Stockholm
Olympic stadium, twenty months
ago. in the worlds record time of
4 minutes 10 q seconds, will head
the Mortimer.
Nils Engdahl, the fastest quar-
ter-niler ever developed In Sweden,
will be another topliner on the in.
vading team IL he can be Iersuad.
ed to give up pla/ng ice hockey
his first athletic love-for one sea-
son. Engdahl forced Imbach, the
fleet Swiss Splinter. to step 400
meters in as seconds flat to lead
him to the tape in the sixth semi
final heat of the Olympic race at
that distance at Paris last summer.
Johansson, a half-miler with a
record of better than lob for 500
meters, will be another ace In the
Swedish lineup, as will Jansson,
high Jumper, who has topped six
feet three inches. Peterson, the
high hurdler, who ran third be-
hind Dan Kinsey U. 81 and Atkin-
SON South Africa in the 10 meter
final at Paris, is another probability.
Doubtless Bylehn, Svensson and
Wejnarth, who, with Engdahl, made
UP the Swedish 1900 meter team
that ran second to Americas record
smashing quartet aG the Olympics
last summer, will also make the
trip. The hackers OF the Swedish
invaders, knowing the keen interest
In relay racing in this country,
will hardly neglect to equip their
team with a plentiful supply of
fast Quarter.milers.