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Evening star., 1928-03-18
Pnes Washington Squad World Record Tied Illinois Caniu
ELDER, NOTRE DAME, DOES
75-YARD DASH In :O7 2.5
This Equals Best Performances for Outdoors as Well
1ndoors-Number of Marks for Games
Also Are Bettered.

record at feet ia inches, failed to
place.
75-yARD. DASH-won hr Elder Notre
Institute. third: ~lnp-on. OHIO State. fourth.
T,me--0 - =. tTies world indoor and out
dGnr TorGrdi
73-YARD HIGH HCRnLEs-war ny
,yl,c pr '@coGd f,, T'yiqT os rln9al % th'r1 Work
College: Root. Chicago second; Hnrsev.
Missouri, third; Daniels Texas. foor,h
1000 YARD RrN-won by Ge.. Ken
tncky: Martin. Purdue. second: Noo.,y Kan
fonrth Time--.. Is $40 Sew rar1fvai
record former record Of ".:Io4-j n,ac,e i,y
5dS RH'nsf ar4Eks # M.ehIT32 R2w@S in la;2 sy w
Rice institute: Topley Ohio Stais se,o,s,ci !.
Hanover. Ohio State third: Banks Indiana
;. oSE-MfLE RELAY c0ILEG Es-wno e.v
kansas state Teachers College. pittssigfg.
College of the City of Detroit SECOND. Knox
G9i,@se rt5LE. rGa5i"-hnrE. Ill. third: ohioor '''s
:i::H so ,New c3rn,vaI 2@., recor,l ,ornier ,11
re"ord ;':s@ made ~ Butter IN ie@5i
2S6 NItE r. REiHI gsio HI.S RAcE HIP
81 sE rs4E s'Frfa it@@a aeSc ., HsTe' AIh,s E2s' I
I third and fourth. Time-:3 30 $40. New
"arni9ai reenTd. former record 3.35 9-i0.
I
TwO-NILE RELAY UNIVERsITY- Won
burg. Caul0m,: Wisconsin. sec@nd. Inxa.
co .C,tooLLEGE ,MEnLEY ,REL,AY. $50. $40
Normal school. Yesllsnti Mica. 'Crsnn.r.
Teachers coIicEc, ks'smazoo. Nich.. ssrnnd :
Kansas State Teachers COLLEGE Eunparia
! kan=- third: Ohio WESLEYAN. De'ay, are
Ohio fourth Time--10.i;} 4-i0 fE.ist,,
~ ForR-MII.E RELAY .rNfvERSETY-
A;hhottl; Ml"higan, state, ''p''f=e ss,r'rd !:
Time--17 80 SO. New carnival ~ ord
former rec0ri of 1918 6-l6 made by Tili-
BROAD JUMP-won hy NcInerney. Ean.
sas. ~ feet So inches: Simmou Illinois.
- feet .ig inches second Smith. Texas
-; teet a,,i inches, third. sibbit, Illinois.
SHOT Pt-T-won by Lyons. Illinois 46
feet IL u inches Brown. Missouri. - feet
. inchfs. second: Nelson. Iowa ~ feet
/ II, - incaes i, third; third Forwsld. Iowa ~
/ HIGH JCMP-Brunk Drake: Carr. hi
/ nofs; Glitter Marquette: shepherd. Texas:
-5'YARD Low HrRDt n iiit EsMwon sscnti .,r Kane
( Ohio Wesleyan Rock away. Ohio STATE sse-
md: spence. College Uf the City of Detroit
I thind; Pierce ohIo state. fourth Time
! oNE MILE RELAY. rNIvERslTY-won
~ Iowa '>tevens2n. Stamats- Baird. Cuheil
Illinois. second; Northwestern. third Notrs
/ carnival record former record Of 3.e5.
mgde by GeorSetoWn University in i9s5l
+ Northwestern - feet "a inches: He14sen
( Illinois Glaser. Marquette: McAtee Mtchi
/ gan State. English. Missouri. and Boy Noire
Dame. 1: feet pa inches. tied for second
former record L: feet 10 IS inches nIsds
hy Rrownell. Illinois ~ ia@tA.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
ALL-AROUND H0N0RS
TAKEN BY M'INTOSH
Bv the Associated Press

! Bv the Associated Press
! CHAMPAIGN. H.. March l7,--Jack
Mcintosh a tall. wiry athlete from
Monmouth College. Monmouth, H.
won the all-around championship,
opening the University Of Illinois relay
carnival today, by scoring total OF
$3.50 points.
Vernon Kennedy of Central Missouri
Teachers College, was second with 5.i20
points. Robert l.. Todd of Indiana
University third with 1916. and Rich
ard Zvacek of Drake University, finish
ed fourth with 1905 points Oscar
Smith of the Indiana Central College
was fifth with 46o9 and Maurice
Soults OF Iowa State College was sixth
with 4.59T
Mcintosh piled up his points by
winning one and tying in two OF the
seven events, He won the high Jump
with leap Of feet onc-hals inch, tied
In the pole vault ut II feet. lis. inches,
and tied in the 7o-yard dash, stepping
of the distance in 6i-l0 seconds
Seven athletes competed in the
Furnishing test, but only six finished.
William Williams OF the Central Mis-
Souri Teachers College dropping out
after competing In the fifth event, the
pole vault
McIntoSh's performance failed TO
compare with the showing OF Charles
MCGinuiS. former University Of Wis
conSin star. who won the 1927 event
with n total Of S.46S points.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
BIRMINGHAM GETS BULK
OF PLAYERS CUT ADRIF'
Roy. the Two Coopers, Lane, Smith and Shirley o
There. the Latter Pair Under Option-His.or'
Made as Rain Cancels Game.

! athlete IN fact Harris has zoe"
that couple Of seasons in thenlo's
may work wonders with Wyck A..
Amcricsr rcec,c ord i,is ,thand
man, Henry Edwards. formerl. Sports
writer in Cleveland. arc visitirile Na,
tionais. The league head spt SeVeldi
hours today comforting witheHiueli,
Griffith and Manager Harris l'1tu ,
aims 10 StandardiZe the gtio IuIes
IN the various ball parks an $50 oi!llg
about a more complete urt slaIa'i1g
between his umpireS and naeels vi
the clubs in the circuit. tVet COM
pleting his swing of the trihs camps
the league president intcnto issue an
official bulletin that viii AXE perma-
nent ground rules for tlSesSoh ana
also govern the conduct. prayers.
History was made tod,in the camp
when ,ain enforced ideSS. 1t was
the first time since the tlonals start
ed training here in Iootlat inclement
weather caused the tcelatioh OF
game and the second he that IL pre-
vented the squad fro gong thfoo9h
drill. Manager Hss ooeS not eN-
Dect the idleneSs to ecu ms cnareeS'
The Nationals are to- throush SIN eX-
hibition games in ;many days next
week and that oucto prove helplul'
Evening star., 1928-03-18
GOLFERS FACE SLUSH
IN $4,000 CONTEST

MIAMI BEACH. Fla. March II tA'>.
The ''mudders" of the links were
faced with the prospect Of encounterinG
plenty OF rain and slush here tomorrow
in quest Of $4,000 In prizes OF the
Lagorce open golf tournament.
The winner will take $4,000 for his
ability TO lead select field In the l08-
hole grind that is 10 extend over three
DAYS
The l35 golfers entered In the tour
ney, including Macdonald Smith. Harry
Cooper Bobby Cruickshank Tommy
Armour. Al Espinosa. Al Watrous. Joe
Turnesa. Gene Sarazen. Johnny Far
fell. Jock Hutchinson and other lead
Ing professionals. will be cut 10 81 In
the qualifying round.
Among the amateurs George Voigt Of
Washington. Eddie Held OF st. Louis
and Others have been practicing zeal
ousiy for the tourney.
The tournament will br broadcast IN
detau by Station WHO'D Of Miami. over
wave length of 2478 meters.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Aydelotte, Youthful Netman,
Double Victor In Indoor Play

Ey the Associated Press.
n yEW YORK. March l7.-Willian
N Avdeiotte. 23-yenr-old New York
er today brought to a culmina
4 ton series Of brilliant vic.
tories in the mems national in.
door tennis championship by defeating
julius Seligson of Lchigh In the final
round, 2~--6. 6-~l. 3--6. Ga. g.,
Paired with Pcrrine Rockafellow.
Aydeiotte also won the doubles title BY
straight set victory over ]. Gilbert
Hall Of Montclair. N. j.. and Elmer
Griffin OF New York, Ga. Us. 6--3
BY his victory Aydelotte added his
name TO those Of jean Borotra ana Rene
Iacoste. the winners for the last three
years: William r. Tilden. Vincent Rich
ards and Francis T. Hunter on the list
Of the holders OF tho indoor title
Aydelotte. who had never reached the
finals OF a major tournament, and was
known principally for mis- doubles play
with Rockafellow. was not considered
as n contender Tor the title when the
event bscan. He was not listed among
the seeded players or thought of as
possibility for seeding.
In the third round Aydelotte Sprang
the big surprise Of the tournament by
defeating Herbert l.. Bowman. thir*
teenth in the national ranking and
Evening star., 1928-03-18
PIRATES WIN IN NINTH
ON HOMER BY TRAYNOR

Bv the Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. March II.
"A home run In thu ninth inning by
Traynor gave the Pittsburgh Pirates "A
4-to"3 victory over the San Francisco
Missions Of the Pacific Coast League
here today In the National League clubs
second exhibition game of The SEASON
Traynors ciout was the second Of the
game. Adams. the Pirate second base
man, having hit for the circuit with
Grimes on base In thr third inning
The game was a. MP and-tuck con"
test, The Missions tied up the score
twice Each team collected nine hits.
IfttsHiirah o.. u : u h u u u II u u
Mtssiun% u y ~ u y q "a q |
Batteries &r6fiHes Hal hnd smith, kri.
-"n, itl'ette, iinlilns and Baldwin,
Evening star., 1928-03-18
FINAL AT TENNIS GOES
TO ALLISON AND BELL

JACKSONVILLE FLA, March n tN
Wilmer Allison and herkiey He'll, unt~
veralty of Texas net stars, tnday defeat
ed Frank Shields. New York, aud W T.
Coen, ir Kansas CITY. d, 4 d. -,
4 z, "a, Ia win the southeastern ten
MS doubles championship
The doubles match MAS the only one
played, aemi~ftnals and tinata III the
tomorrow,
The youthful cnen Ahlclds Vumhiuae
ton Kept their collegiate adveraarlea IN
trouble throughout. the match Cunlms
uing untll 'hlmost night
Evening star., 1928-03-18

| FIRST seeded player In the tournament
2. Following this he fought his way Il
the finals by victories over Edward T
/. Hcrnd0n and Fritz Mercur. both o.
whom were expected to beat him.
Even as a finalist Aydclotte was not
expected TO win. and at the beginning
Of the match his play indicated that
the predictions In Seligson'S favor
would come true. The Lehigh star took
the first four games before Aydelotte
broke into the scoring column. The
second set saw the situation reversed
with the New Yorker the winner.
The last three sets brought forth
some OF the best tennis Of the entire
week. The players settled down to a
long duel at the baScline. from which
Aydclotte emerged the victor in two
sets. while Seligson took one
/ The Anal of the doubles was list
less affair Except in the second set
Hall and Griffin were no match for
Aydelotte and Rockafcllow. who hold
the Metropolitan Clay Court Champ
ionship and several other titles Ayde-
lotte's speed confined with Rockafcl-
lows accurate placements gained point
after point, while Hall and Griffin
failed 10 take advantage Of the oppor-
tunities that were offered.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
WOMAN TkES NINE
PUTS OZONE GREEN

Ry the AssociatetFess.
BEILEAIR. s.. March l7.-Frances
Hadfeld. seveI times feminine golf
champion of isconsin, today won the
anuaI- Relles woman's tournament
bv defeating gitZie Stifel of Wheeling
w. Va. 5 aT4.
The matcTwas played under adverse
weather coaitions, a high wind and
rain maxim the going extremely DIM
cult
On the Mrteentn green MISS Stliei
required ne puts when she tried to
negotiatethe cup through 4 inches
Of water
AS thtmatch neared the end II be-
came snost a farce. as the rain fell
steadil,and both players hurried to
finish. Miss Stifel won the thirteenth,
howev. despite the i1andicaps, with a
rHF
Evening star., 1928-03-18
DEMAR SETS RECORD
IN 44-MILE VICTORY
Ry the Associated Pg-Ss

Ry the Assnr.ated Pgsss
BOSTON March i7.-Clarsnce Fl.
D2mar MelroSe printer. and five-tlme
winner OF the Boston Athletic ASSocia-
tion marathon. broke all known records
for a. miles today when he won the
ST. Patrick's day grind from Providence.
r. l.. 10 Boston in hours ~ minutes
and 81 seconds.
BreaSting raw northwest wind and
wearing two shirts and pair Of gloves
for protection against the cold. The vet
eran hill and daler clipped near half
an hour of the best previous mark
for similar distance established in
1882 wher w J. Davies covered 81
miles in New York on waShinSton's
birthday In hours s minutes and sS
seconds
Demar Sprinted The length Of Boston
Common 10 the finish line seemingly as
fresh as when he started, He was 30
minutes ahead oi his nearest COM
petitor. Leon Yeuell OF Wakefield. last
years winner. who finished in hours
Is minutes : seconds.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
NAVY BOXING TEAM
WINS COLLEGlATES

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA. March i7.~--NaVv
overthrew Penn State boxers as inter-
collegiate champions tonight. tho Mid
dies EloVemen winning the team cham
pionsIip by point score OF 10 TO i6
The single point, margin was the
same by which Penn State won the
title last year In the annual intercol-
legiate tournament.
Other team scores we're: PennSyl-
vania, To-: Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, g.; New York University, 6.
Syracuse, 4.
The Navy boxers gained three in
dividual titles. Penn State won two,
chusettS Institute Of Technology, one
sEMIrINAi.s.
iIi poC SDS- Mahan Penn state. defeat
ieclst,n Renard, Navy. defeated S,dur. NJ
+ rs !" p6GNbsiSy ,GSHf ."Ss"' sSa'"" penn etea,e,
Ptnsky y. Y. E. ~ = rounds iudsr~' dr,
ois,on, Flger Penn state dcfeatrd Glasse>.
iiS roT TNDs-~Willians Navy deira,e,i
nola""e oo II :" ,ooNe; J"ds%. ;,.d ;,s
'"prn. y. $. L. in 3 ronnd.. Judges "".
Rohh. Penn State in i rounds judscs' lie.
tiss"n Gefin. Navy wnn bs terhncai kncrk.
Uui ~ thr third round over Sggen syracuse,
100 POUNDS Ma2gotte Syfarnee,
hnGcked out Horns, Penn, - iir.t r,"und.
IN . rounds Judges decision.
i15 PDijSDS~~~O Mhliey NJ l. T. wen Ivy
technicai kno"kuut over MrAndr%s Penn
state. IL 4 rounds Burke Navy. won ffopI
CLARK Penn. by technical konckont N the
.r"und tn,ind
UNLIMITED wEtGHT~~Gtant \ Y. e.
@on hv technical knn"knut in second ruund
from Dnvher Western MarvIaud Rfo-cioW
Penn defeated TarbnN Syracuse. ~ 4
rounds Judges decision.
FtNAi.s
lI5 rUUNDs~vRfnard Navy teal Mahnn
Fem state w. 4 uaiuds beoiSion.
10 PntiNDS~~~Fiea AZ Penn STATE te
ffatfd Lew. pennss ~ anita. IN 1 rounds ns'
.istnu
ltS POUNDS - Williams NAvv. defeated
K"tt"sifI- Penn state. by technical knork
out 10 third round,
t15 rOi'NDS~,-Gfrin Navy l,~at wtnnrsky
PrnnsSiYhniA IN 3 rounds. pHrtsion
go pOt' %DS ~s~WaiH Penn stat" Won bt
terminal knockout over Msftottc. syria.
'use ~ thn' round
~ rn,lNnS--o MaIl"y s. / ~ lie
trair.i Hntke, Savv. IN 4 rounds Derisi
HEAvYwEm EmHr~~titant n Y. o. dc
tr''"d Br"s"low PennAyis ania. IA roatnds
IlsstAiuu,
Evening star., 1928-03-18
DELUGE HALTS DIXIE
EXHIBITION BATTLES

Ey the Associated rge~s
ATLANTA. Ga, March iT,-~M Major
league training diamonds were drenched
and deserted In every section Of the
Dixie training area today. and the days
inactivity provided several managers
With time "a release recruits,
Jack Slattery Boston Nationals pilot,
released Flt2berger. flrSt oaSeman. oo~
tanned from Providence. and Wright
from the Southern Association,
Manager RuckS Harris ot the Wash
jnstou team let halt dozen young
SterS go while bosses Of other squads
said they expected 10 follow suit Within
a couple ot days
Training has advanced 10 the point
where clubs are heginning to consider
breaking camp Within the next fort
night, some even earlier,
The Boston Red Sox management
announced today that squads would de
nart from Rradenton next Friday on
lis homeward tourney Bob Quinn,
club president. Will leave for RoSton
Monday,
Seven exhibition games we're rained
ont IN Florida today while the Giants
and Athletics were forced into tdleneSS
for the same reason
Evening star., 1928-03-18


CHAMPAIGN, ILL., March i7.--Jack
Elder, Notre Dame speedster. tied the
world indoor and outdoor records for
the 75-yard dash. established by Hank"
Russell In 1926, when he broke the tape
ahead of a classy field in 2-5 seconds
In the Illinois relay carnival here.
Elder finished about yard ahead of
Grady of Kansas, with Bracey of Rice
Institute, Tex. third, and George
Simpson Of Ohio State. winner of the
dash in the Big Ten" meet week ago,
pulling up in fourth place.
Coming from behind on the last lap,
Willis, a lanky runner from Rice
Institute, Houston, Tex, brought the
Southwest into notice when he raced
to a victory in the l.500-meter run,
finishing 10 yards ahead of Tooley OF
Ohio State, in Alb $40.
HUM of Iowa fell down just after
the start. and after trailing the field
for five laps. climbed back TO fifth place
at the finish.
Dick Rockaway. the blond youth
from Ohio state. captured the 75-yard
high hurdles. beating Pahlmeyer OF
Wisconsin by a few inches in 80
seconds.
Kansas State Teachers College OF
Pittsburgh Kans.. captured the two
mile college relay i'll record-breaklne
time.
The Jay Hawkers. composed of Gull
lison, Nicholson. Waner and winchester
ran the distance in 8:09 9-i0. breaking
the record of 6:l3 made by the Haskell
Indians in 1926.
Carleton College OF North Field
Mimi. was second; Western State
Teachers College Of Kalamazoo Mich,
third. and Coe College. Cedar Rapids
finished fourth.
Cess of the University of Kentucky
leading all the way by narrow mar
gin, won the 1.000-yard run, defeating
Martin of Purdue by a stride In
2:i6 8-iO. setting a new record for the
carnival. Martin made a game chal-
lenge, but he was on the outside, and
could not oVertake the Kentuckian.
Kane. a dark horse OF Ohio Wesleyan
beat Spence of the College Of the City
of Detroit in the 75-yard low hurdles
after Spence had won his preliminary
| in faster time than the final was run.
| Kane cleared the barriers IN :08 3-lO
with RoCkaway OF Ohio State finishin:
second and Spence third. Spence wor
/ ms preliminary heat in :08 2-l0.
/ The high Jump resulted IN four-wal
/ tic with Brunk of Drake. Carr o
/! Illinois. Shepherd of Texas and Cite
/ Of Marquette all clearing the bar a
5 feet l0si inches. 1t was the ftrS
time since 1920 that the jumpers faile'
to reach six feet.
Haggard of the University Of Texas
holder Of the world intercollegiate
Evening star., 1928-03-18
FIVE TALLIES IN NINTH
BRING CHlS0X VICTORY

FORT WORTH. Tex March II On
-r-IthiiYing in the ninth inning. The Chi,
cego White Hox kept their Spring train
Ing record clear today by defeaiiIu
Fort Worth's Texas i.aaguers, u Ia 4, y
The flrst OF To-day Series agauht
Texas teams
Ted BIankenship tnok his tlrst ufn
on the hilI and held Fort Worth hftfe-
lrss for The last half of the game
The scOTe
Ibhysu 49,, u q y q a y = + ! ~ Z.
~. Wurih , u ~ u % u u u lt-sj u \
batteries iieusiek Hiankrshtp and
sthubi williams, WBlkup ntef hnttA
Evening star., 1928-03-18
WILL BUILD GOLF CLUB
I" AS C0NVALESCENT HOME

Nv The Associated Press
CHICAGO, March II combination
club hotel conValeacent Sanitarium
where pluS~tours and golf clubs will be
more numerous than nurses uniforms
and crutches will be constructed IN the
Floasmoor district south ot Chicago
Al II cost Of 81 200 900
The project, known aS the FioSSmnar
Lodge, will he for those who wish to re-
cupefate from prolonged Illness or re-
cover from II run. down condition An
laahnle golf course, IN addition IN a
swimming pool, and gymnasium Is
planned, and fresh air and sunshine viii
he employed as a substitute for mcdi~
cinea Ia most eases
Evening star., 1928-03-18
GRIFFIN BEATS NELSON
FOR HAND BALL HONORS

CLEVELAND. Ohio. March II (e'. 49,.
Joe Grimm of nettoit won the National
A A u. singles hand ball championship
here today, defeating George Nelson ot
Raltimore. defending his championship
title Ia ii 81 ID Il a
The Detroit team Of AL Svhautels
hsrser and Willis kamman wun the
doubles title. defeating Sam Rerko and
,toe uaudfeau vt Cleveland II 4,
II "a
Evening star., 1928-03-18
decreased Strength Is Indicated
For Several Big League Clubs

ers--alI three teams being we'll along
are fun OF the belief that the New York
Yankees cannot win as easily as they
did last year, II they win at all. This
opinion almost invariably will be found
To exist when a team has tammed Its
II from the turnpike as New York did
in 1927. 4
These Western clubs figure that the
loss Of Urban Shocker. If he does not
play with New York. will have great
bearing on the race this year. II that
Is proof of nothing more, II at least is
an indication Of the respect that Shock
er had cngendered In all three OF those
Western rivals.
downright 1881
Evening star., 1928-03-18
DETROIT POUNDS BALL
IN BLANKING HOUSTON

HOUSTON, Tex March II H'j.~-The
Detroit Tigers r0liicked merrlly through
nine innings OF hilarious base ball with
The Houston club OF the Texas League
today. slam-bar2ing out IL base hits
Tor is runs while Houston went score
less.
Harry Rice stole two bases, and Gch-
ringer, McManus EaAteriing and Wood
all one each Harry Heilmnnn made
the day perfect with home run. be-
sides a single and a double.
lgirDt ,... 1 l ; - H--t5 ~ /
HotstDn ..., y q q u u u D. u u
HattHtleN *ttliIyan TAInii apd Wnnhail
$hfh fatirtoH. WhitAofth. t"iIhrd snd
joHnaii fthI"es
Evening star., 1928-03-18
BROWNS GET LONE HIT
IN LOSING TO NEWARK

WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. March
IL mt. Three Newark pitchers held
the ST, Louis Browns t0 one hit, single
by McNeely. and The international
League team. by pounding Wright for
four hits and two runs IN the seventh
inning. scored 2~t0~i victory today,
Two bases on balls and d double steal
that was half completed gave the
Browns their one run. Beck held
Newark scOfeless for Lie f1rst sls In
nlngs and gave them only three hits,
Score
NJ Aath u II f. u u u Z u B~~st I .
~ IeGuis ~ u - . q q q q o-~~l ! q
hattrtips NJ Mantlk FlArlifl I,sia and
ijhhIann skiHs Trnk wight AMI Habi0n.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
ny DIR. OTTO PELTZEE.

twf,ten for the Assoriatcd rns.D
n yEW YORK, March .siT,
that my trip through America
NJ has come To an end / am ready
Ia admit that everything | eX~
perlcnCed has surpassed my
expectations, Everybody has been very
nice to me. The press. especially, has
treated me with iairnfhS rarely found
In Europe. where petty riFalrics aud
caustic criticism pretaii To much
larger extent than Ia the United States
intended To accept an invitation to
New Zealand Via san Francisco. but the
numerous requests by athletic organiza~
tions backed by multitude oi track
and field fans made me change my
plans and 40 | competed on the hoard
floor, being wes aware Of the difficulties
would encntnter under strange SUR
roundings without sufficient preparation
for the ifucor campaign,
knew What had 10 expect IN New
York and Chicago. where indoor com
petit ion has been developed TO such an
art that nothing IN the world has It's
equal. The large cities of London.
Parts md Berlin arrange very few IN
door meets and II Is only recently that
0eruany has shown growing predilee-
ti0n Tor this kind OF competition
u was not 80 much. lack or interest
fot athletics that prevented people from
hgldlng Indoor meets IN Germany as
common belief OF coaphea and athv
rites that all competitors needed rest
during the Winter months In order tn
accumulate new strength for the SUM
mel season which Is pretty strenuous
III Europe. ! aa, Of the opinion that
an athlete Ahould keep In constant train
Ing. may II be ever so slight, In order
to stimulate the functions nt muscles
heart and lungs This view Is gradually
penetrating Ia Europe aud Il viii only
be n matter ot time that the numher nl
European indoor meets will increase by
comparison,
indoor competition Is one III the
greatest stimulants Ia American aths
letios, II has much 10 do with your
sueGeEa o,ltdours
II brings out more boys aud men,
aiting them experience .and seasoning
That II very influential
Il had a good ehace ta see how this
works nut, have seen American runs
ne,a fall and grt III without complaint
have seen u long line nf contestants
waiting for handicap race. being
Evening star., 1928-03-18
WINS 3.CUsHION TITLE.

BUFFALO, N. ~ March " tn J,
n Bozeman of Los Angeles won the
thfff -cushion championship ot The
Amateur Billiard Association ht Amer
liza tonight when he defeated Lewis M
V1igeT ~ Indianapolis IN The fnai
game 10 IN ~ ~ 40 innings hoseman
vent through the weeks play without
defeat,
Evening star., 1928-03-18
YALE WINS SWIMMING,
POLO CHAMPIONSHIPS

NEW HAVEN, Conn,, March n ,a".
Vale Woh the Eastern intercollegiate
Watet polo ahd swimming ehampioYt,
sh'n tah'sh hN deteatlne the Navy 10
IN -, IN the swimming meet, and III a.
~ ~ rolo
Yale was undeteated this season,
Evening star., 1928-03-18
HUSSEY SETS MARK
FOR 70-YARD DASH

Nv thP NssaFtated fsrsS.
HARFtORp, Conn, March II -~
Frank huSSev, torn,eT New Work NchSNNl~
hAV, set new World inCtsNr re<Nld for
20 wards tonight In the MaSSaSo,t A, G,
meet here
Leaving hehind a tield Which IN.
eluSed Roland lccke ag Nebraska and
jackson Scstala veteran clyupie SINrhlt-
er. tluASev broke the tape in a-a Sec
andS
This VAS one fttth ot a second better
than the former record of 2 seconds
made by legen MuyehtsNn IN Chicago
January ~, 1924
Evening star., 1928-03-18
LEHIGH GRAPpLERs WIN.

PRINCETON N, j.. MsTfh n tA'i --
I,ehigh Gfappiefs captured h,e inter"
collegiate wreAtling ehampioWhip to-day
With a total senre ~ 20 urnell took
seGhnd place with Is nnihtss Penn state
third with IL and Vale fourth With II,