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Evening star., 1928-06-11
BRACEY SENSATION
OF MEET IN CHICAGO
BY the Associated Press.

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CHICAGO. June 1.-THE seventh
annual national collegiate meet has In
creased the hopes of university and
college athletes OF winning a large
share Of berths on Americas Olympic
track and field team when the fiRal
trials are held at Harvard July ardv7.
The meet. which attracted 80 Of the
Nations best collegiate talent. saw the
equaling Of the world record In the 100
yard dash, establishment OF a new
American college record I'm the lavelin
and eight new records for the meet
itself. Stanford, with four firsts In
the field events alone, won the meet
scoring ~ points. Illinois, Big Ten out
door champion, was second with 3034
points and Ohio State third with 80.
There were many brilliant perform
ers. but top honors fell TO Aubrey
Bracey OF Rice Institute, who estab-
lished himself as an almost certain
Olympic team member by winning the
ig0-yard dash in o 93-5 seconds. which
tied the world record. He won the
220-yard dash In 20 9-l0, which tied
the meet record established by Roland
Lock OF Nebraska In 1926. Bracey was
the only entry ~ win two firsts.
Another excellent showing was made
by l.. Bartlett OF Albion College, Michi-
gan, who tossed the javelin ZIG feet 7
inches, This not only shattered the
meet record OF 202 feet 3 inches, estab-
iished by Hoffman OF Michigan several
years ago, but IL also bettered the
American College record of 2i2 feet S
inches made by Johnny Myra In Los
Angeles In 1925. The world record,
made by q. LindStrom Of Sweden in
1924, Is 2l8 feet 6M inches.
Other meet records were broken by
n. w. Edmonds OF Stanford, who pole
vaulted 10 feet 6I2 inches Dave Abbott
Of Illinois. who ran the two miles In
8:28 $40; Frank CuheI OF Iowa, who
stepped the 220-yard low hurdles In
"a 2~i0. and by ". g. Krenz of STAN
ford. who wen the discus throw with
a heave of lao feet inches r.. Kiser
0f Washington State tied the meet mark
In the rf-miie run In 4.i73-6
The winners automatically qualified
for the Olympic tryouts.
Evening star., 1928-06-11

ANNAPOLIS, June 11.-Interest of
naval people as to athletics now lies In
contests which will decide the repre-
scntation of the United States in la
crosse and rowing. Navy happens to be
the only collegiate institution which Is
entered for the competitions which will
decide the Olympic team Of this coun-
try in both of these sports.
Up to the present there is nothing to
indicate that the Navy will be strong
contender for the rowing honors, though
those In touch with the sport are much
encouraged by the recent changes in
the crew and repose great faith In the
ability of the elder Glendon to develop
winning aggregation.
No matter what the result at Pough-
keepsie Is the Navy crew will be in the
Olympic eliminations
It is believed here and in general
naval circles that the academy team
has as good a chance as any team and
possibly little better to land the high
honofs In lacrosse.
Navy Is looking forward with par
ticular eagernesS to the game with the
University Of Maryland in Washington
next Saturday. Not only would the
Navy be keen to advance step In the
Olympic competition by winning from
Maryland. but 1t wishes to reverse the
verdict Of the first game. the Old Liners
having inflicted their only defeat in the
Evening star., 1928-06-11

Although What we d0 after hit
ting the drive can IN no way affect
the ball, any golfer who docs not
finish his drive, ~ ! have bketched
johnny Farrell. is not hitting Tho
bali correctly The finish that finds
the player facing The hole is the cor
rect teIltaie of his shot,
Farrell gets this finish from his
effort lip ~ and Including the mo-
inent hs whips the ball OF the tee,
He tries 10 drive through and along
the line NJ fight after contact With
"A left hand blow. Al the same time,
just before contact when The palm
of his right hand is facing the hole
he whips tfis hand into The blow.
rolling the forearm and wrist.
This wrist action IL not quite sill
The golfer must be sure 10 force the
hands on through ~ well. II they
tend to stop during this whip of The
cIHbhfad The head Will 60 ahead Of
the hsnds and slice result Make
Them wntD through ~ avoid this and
add every ounce NJ power you can
throw into The shot at this point.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
THREE WORLD SWIMMING
RECORDS BROKEN in MEET

defended his crown In the 440-yard free
style.
Crabbe captured individual high point
h0nors for the meet. His total of 10
points was 7 more than Kojae's, while
Weissmuler was third, with 10 tallies
Crabbe won first place In the mile. the
8a0-yard race. the 300-meter medley
and finished second In the 440-yard
free style.
Kojac won the back-stroke and placed
second In both the l00-meter free style
and the 300-meter medley. Weissmuller
took first place In the l00-meter and
the 440~yard free style events.
The Illinois Athletic Club was high
among the teams. with ~ points The
Outfigger Canoe Club of Honolulu was
second, with 10 points. all contributed
by It's one -man team Buster" Crabbe.
Plain and fancy high diving laurels
went 10 Pete Dcs Jardines. champion,
The Miami. Fla, star chalked up i0i n
points. Mickey Riley, Los Angeles. was
second, with 9242. and Walter Goliath,
Northwestern University, was third,
with 00i6
Evening star., 1928-06-11
FATHER AND SON WIN
TENNIS EVENT FINAL

Father and son won the mems doubles
title in the Chevy Chase closed tennis
tournament yesterday C. Russell Train.
the elder. and Preston Train. his son.
defeated Walter d Wilcox and Harrison
B. Irwin in the sami-finaIs. 6-3, SIS.
and then fought their way through five
stirring sets 10 win over Lawrence A.
Baker and w. Bostrom, Minister of
Sweden. Ga. 6-3. 6-4, 0-6, 6-3.
Miss Frances Bethel and Lawrence A.
Baker won the mixed doubles champion
ship by defeating AFR. and Mrs. Clarence
Norment, tr.. 81. So
These matches concluded the tourna-
ment, Mrs. Norment having won the
women's singles title and Harrison 3.
Irwin retained his mems singles cham
pionship.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
.SANDyApMOUR-
Am ERlCANS IN TIE
WITH POLISH TEAM

WARSAW, Poland. June II H) The
United States Olympic soccer team yes,
tcrday played TO three-all tie with a
picked Polish team.
The Americans obviously we're tired
out after travelling all night from Bcr-
lin TO Warsaw without sleeping accom-
modations The first half ended with
Poland on the long end OF a l-to-0 score
The Americans scored 3 goals within
the first 10 minutes OF the second half.
but the Poles managed TO tally twice
TO tie the count.
Toward the close OF the second half,
the referee. DR.. Cejnar, called a foul
against the Americans. The crowd took
exception and several thousand rushed
onto the field. Police quickly dispersed
them.
Ignatz Moscicki, President OF the re-
public. his cabinet and members CT the
diplomatic corps witnessed the match.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
COLUMBIA NET TEAM
Is LEADING LEAGUE

Merchants Bank ~ Trust Co. rack
eters drIboe6 Columbia National Bank.
4 10 ], In q Bankers League tennis
match and are now out IN front In tn"
nag race gith 10 victories against 2
defeats.
Summaries.
singIes-~Yeatman fct defeated Cal"
Ian. a~~8. 6~~3, 7-~~5; Linger M d.
feated Gtodder, 60. 7--5; Marks fM,j
defeated Spencer. 81, G~~2
DoubleS~~Callan and Linger fM.J De-
feated Yeatman and Bowling. 81.
e-s5 Marks snd HiDDard IN d@feat~d
Et,dder and Spencer, G-5, 81, G~~3.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
HUNTER TAKES MATCH
IN HOLLAND NET EVENT

fscIfEvIkGEft, Holland, June ! 1
IN .~ Francis =. Hunter, second ranking
American star, defeated Andre Gentien
~ France IN tlle International tennis
tournament here, 80. g~~t. 7~-e5.
Other singles matches saw jean Eo~
rotEa III France. Deat H. Keats iestfI
of England, q q, 8 /. G~3s Natetka.
Austria, best Christian Eoussus France,
Is, s-s, e4 81; Robson 81 Ar
geDsina, beat giedhon, Germany, e4 !,
-, o., 81. and Del Castillo ~
Argentine, beat his cGlntrgnaH, ZaDDa,
62, & q, 1T, 2~wf, 60.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
GERMAN GIRL SWIMMER
BETTERS WORLD RECORD

HILDESHEIM. Germany. June IL
H1.-Lotte Muehe, German Olympic
entry, yesterday covered the I0O-meters
breast stroke swimming event in | min
ute 26 $40 seconds. which Is claimed
TO surpaSs world record time.
Available record books show the ac-
cepted world record for the l00-meters
breast stroke swim for women Is min
ute, 20 AS seconds. set in 1926 by
Agnes Geraghty. of the United States.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
440-METER HURDLE MARK
TIED BY LUIGI or ITALY

PARIS, June II tA),~~one world rec
ord was tied and three French records
were broken yesterday III tri.country
athletic meet In which France defeated
Italy and Switzerland,
The world record went 10 Luigi Fac-
eelli Of Italy, who won the 400~meter
hurdle race IN b3 4-6 seconds,
France scored Total Of i32 points
10 l0B f0r the Italians and 90 for the
aWiAE
Evening star., 1928-06-11
DOWNS JENNINGS
I'M ILLINOIS NET FINAL

RIVER FOREST, ~. June ~ IN
Leroy Weir of Evanston, ~, former in
tercollfgiate champion Of Ohio, won the
Illinois State tennis singles champion"
ship, defeating George Jennings, youth
fUl Chicago southpaw. 4-9, ti~~9, 81,
I0~E,
mrs. Ruth Riese. Saginaw. Mich, Won
the STATE Wofneu's singles title, defeat
ing MIS-, Barbara Duify, Cleveland,
Ohio, 4 -, 81.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
D. c. TENNIS PLAYERS
IN MARYLAND EVENT

Several Washington tennis players
are numbered among the 90 entrants
In the Maryland mems singles cham
plonship tourney which was scheduled
to open at Baltimore Country Club,
Baltimore, this afternoon.
Emmett Pare, Georgetown University
star, who won the title last year by
defeating Herbert Bowman of New
York. will defend his title.
Other local players entered are: Bob
Considine, rank N. Shore, II. l., Shep-
herd. Fred Missner, Georgetown Uni
yeFsity, and Carter Baum,
Evening star., 1928-06-11
URUGUAY AND ARGENTINA
TIE IN OLYMPIC SOCCER

AMSTERDAM, June II tAsj,~@The
Argentine and Uruguay soccer teams
yesterday played 10 I-i0-l tie In the
final Of the Olympic composition before
a crowd NJ 40. 900 spectators,
A 30~tAinnte overtime period failed IN
bring decision,
TIE two teams VIII meet again We'd
nesday
Evening star., 1928-06-11
FIVE DIXIE C0LLEGlANS
STARRING IN MAJORS

ATLANTA, June II LP.-Five former
S1atncfn LoIi2glans continue 10 bat
above 800 in the big-time base ball.
Bobby Reeves, the Georgia Tech fash.
showing the way with .357 clip, as a
member of the Washington club.
Emile Barnes. Ais ma star. with the
same club. is next. the fedhead hitting
.344. according to the latest weekly
averages.
The leaders:
Evening star., 1928-06-11
GLASGOW RANGERS TIED.

DETROIT. June II P). Glasgow
Rangers, Scottish soccer champions,
were held 10 a l-to-l draw here yester-
day by the Detroit All-Stars, Although
displaying superior skill in spots, the
visitors we're hard pressed 10 obtain
even tie.
Evening star., 1928-06-11

SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain. June II
lAa. pa0llnO Uzcudnn, Basque heavy~
weight, has received cable from Tex
Itickard offering him fight with Jafk
hhsrksy. PaoinTAsatd he would accept.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
KREcH WINS AUTO RACE.

DETROIT, June | fR1. Ray Keech
Of Philadelphia won the i00-mile dirt
track automobile race here yesterday,
negotiating The distance At an average
speed of N 80 miles per hour,
Evening star., 1928-06-11
PIRATES GET C0LLEIGAE.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, June II IN
Pitcher Harry sutton ~ OBt0 State
University VIII get q tfz0iIt with the
pttlsbDrE Nationals.
Evening star., 1928-06-11

Towing, N. e-s-9-5 csBtFsl h'ilo WoTks
M '~yfta@1aeDs
Evening star., 1928-06-11
BY CORINNE FRAZIER.

~ OLF will hold the attention Of
local sportswomen this week
r with the annual District OF
~ Columbia championships open
Evening star., 1928-06-11

YGgBK Tommy Bones u Columbia
vas file real sensation III tile Columbia
tourney, IsoBeE is su indefatigaDis
Workei ag tie gaHas, jleqB@ptiy playing
~ tsgieg csy at C1rluHkia. ~ his
play in fEJk tourney '1e j. established
~ ore ~ tge beaa Doft~t.deFk around
ygSGisinKtgT4 and Hligiat egen brat Esd
MeEleef and Sam Rice IL ge yss enter
20 ia tourney ~ Wnlcn they COM
peteq, The y0gngstef fits tne bail q
healthy gsll0p ffan t9s IRE su6 hss
sf,D,DJe1f command - the pitch and
gun h. addition ~ beng an ezcf,Isp'
syjttef
Unlike plost p1Tt si6fFs Bones di1
not 4Ske 40 ihe game f-0m the leti
fl6s because ile eees eSeTyfbiDg eiA IN
ap alhietio Bay Aeft-bap6eo HI start
&c " plsy golf IN Wtte10z fashion
Fsgtaf handed biA t0Upd De couif
Fsleck tfe ball farther sEc stTSigiitel
leftehsSlded, 80 Es switched \sffiiit6
bought some Ieftyhsndee ejuLE End y
Dpday one ~ the faDkinG s11thps"i
around the Capital
Evening star., 1928-06-11
ALL PRO L|NKSMEN
EXCEPT MACKENZIE
He Is Playing in PhiIIy, but
Others Are Facing Task
in Pittsburgh.
BY WALTER r. McCALLUM.

" IGHT Washington golfers-seven
l. professionals and one amateur
were attempting to qualify
L. today in Pittsburgh and Phila-
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-09
JOHNNY ADAMS
HEADLINER AT
CALEXIC0 RING

CALEX1CO. Feb. 9.-Two of the
cleverest boys in the lightweight
division in Southern California will
furnish main event entertainment
at CaleXico Legion arena Friday
night when Johany Adams, popular
coast lad, meets Manuel (Young)
Garcia, idol Of the Mexicali fans.
Fans who like clever, hard hitting
Youngsters, are assured of big
night, according to the opinion Of
the border ringfollowers.
And while the top spot on the
Frifiy card will show speed and
s'.ill, Matchmaker Capt. Stevens has
insured plenty of entertainment for
the customers who like the good old
frecfor-all Singing stuff. Raymond
Montova and Checkie Herman, in
the Ground semi-final are couple
Of punch-thirsty waliopers who will
not have many idle moments in
their Is minutes of fisticuffs.
And to provide comedy for the
evening, Stevens has matched Dick
Randle the elongated colored boy
from FL Centre, with Tommy Howe.
Randle is good for laugh every
time he makes move, and he is
not such a slow mover either.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-09
SPORT NEWS SECTION
Godfrey Works;
UZcudun Plays

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9.-While
George Godfrey was working again
at his Ojai camp, Paolino Uzcudun
the Basque heavyweight who will
be his opponent here February %,
had not settled upon his training
program.
Since Uzcudun's arrival here yes
terday from Mexico City, where he
knocked out Romero Rojas, he has
been almost constantly entertained
by his admirers in the Spanish col
ony.
Uzcudun is the guest of Jack
Dempsey ut the former champion 3
hotel.
Godfrey, now two weeks ahead of
Paoino in training, was here yes
terday for one days exhibition
and knocked out two sparring part
ners.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-09
MEN RUNNERS
MUCH FASTER
THAN WOMEN
Which Is Undoubtedly
All Right-They Have
To Be.
BY FRANK GETTY
UNITED Press Sports Editorl

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Some idea
of the margin of difference between
athletic performances of men and
women is furnished today by tho
comparative times registered in tho
annual games OF the Newark a. G..
in which Lloyd Hahn, the mighty
Ncbraskan added to his amazing
winning streak and Miss Catherine
Donovan smashed her own world Is
record in the half mile run.
In last nights games Hahn. run
ming easily and threading his way
through handicap field, pattered
past the half mile mark we'll inside
two minutes and went on to wiz
the 900 yard run in 2:1J Is.
The indoor record for the halt
mile run for men is 1:54 80; fol
women it is 2:3S, established in tho
Newark meet by Miss Donovan
whose best previous time was 2:3s
and two-fifths.
1t seems therefore that mar
can spot woman start of &C
seconds and beat her at half a mile
1t will be argued of course, that
women have only just begun to run
such distances, that is under A. A
L. auspices and that their time will
improve more rapidly than that OF
the men.
Probably this is true. since the
world indoor record for the $50
ward run has stood on the books fol
"a years. 1t was made by f. b
Parson at Buffalo. March 10, 1904
Germany Training Women
Among the girls who followed
Miss Donovan to the tape in her
record breaking run was Dorothy
Wallace of Staten Island, 10 year
old mother. Mrs. Wallace, whose
husband trains her, is ambitious tc
make the American Olympic team
which goes to Amsterdam in July
For the first time there are track
and field events for women on the
Olympic program.
One of these events will be the
$50 ward run, an event in which the
A. A. L. has not encouraged cOmpe
tition among women.
Undoubtedly Miss Donovan, Mrs
Wallace and Miss Eleanor Schoon
over, who finished second last night
will do better than 2:3S before il
comes time to go to Holland.
Germany, among the other com
peting nations, has been paying par.
ticular attention to developing
women runners and has some girls
hitting around 2:30 who will make
trouble for ours at Amsterdam.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-09

The curtain raiser is to be q
knock 'em down affair between
Young Mahoney and Monte Hill.
Whatever else may be said about
these valley boys, they work hard
for their money, and that is what
the boys in the gallery seats like.
Stevens believes this is the best
card he has matched for several
months, and the advance sale indi-
Gates big crowd.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-09

BERKELEY - Ralph Dougery,
Bear forward will be missing from
the lineup tomorrow when the Uni
versity of California quintet meets
L. c. l.. A. Dougery suffered a
ruptured blood vessel in recent
game
Imperial Valley press., 1928-02-09

LONG BEACH, Calf, Feb. o
The San Diego submarine base
basketball team yesterday defeated
the L. S. S. Maryland quintet, of
San Pedro, battleship division
champions, in the first cf three
game series to decide the West coast
raval championship, II to 33.
The border vidette., 1928-09-01
NEW STREET LIGHTS TONIGHT

The new ornamental street
lighting system of Nogales, EN-.
bracing the entire downtown dis
trict, will be officially inaugur.
ated tonight, according to Mayor
Harry j. Karns. g.
The new system entails 50 new
model standards with a large
single globe at the top. The old.
system of suspended lights over
street intersections will be aban-
doned and the new system will
dress up Nogales in fine style.
The standards are placed 100
feet apart in the business dis
trict and are located in Grand
and Morley avenues. The light
from the new system will be far
greater than that of the old sys.,
tenn and will make downtown
Nogales a we'll lighted district.
The standards are of reinforc.
ed concrete. octagon in form.
and neatly finished with marble
dust which is driven into the
standards with centrifugal force.
The street lighting system to
be inaugurated tonight is part
of the civic program of the city
administration. l..
The border vidette., 1928-09-01
SUMMONS No. .2O64

In the Superior Court Of Santa
Cruz county, State of Arizona.
Jesus S. de Arballo, plaintiff, va.
Josefa M. de Castro and James v.
Robins, administrators of the estate
of Gerardo Y. Castro, deceased, de-
PENDANTS.
Action brought in the Superior
Court of Santa Cruz county, State
of Arizona, and the complaint fled
in the said county of Santa Cruz,
in the Office OF the clerk of the said
superior court.
In the name of the State OF Ari-
zona to Josefa M. de Castro and
James V. Robins, administrator OF
the estate of Gerardo Y. Castro,
deceased, defendants, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and
required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above.
named plaintiff in the Superior
Court of Santa Cruz county, State
of Arizona, and answer the COM
plant therein filed with the clerk
OF this said court, at Noeales, in
said county, within twenty days
after the service upon you OF this
summons, if served in this said
county, or in all other cases within
thirty days thereafter, the times
above mentioned being exclusive OF
the day Of service; or judgment by
default will be taken against you.
Given under my hand and seal
of the superior court of Santa Cruz
county, State OF Arizona, this Sth
day of August. 1928.
Seal. RoBT. E. LEE,
Clerk of the said Superior Court.
Bv VIcroR WAGER,
s 25 st Deputy Clerk.
The border vidette., 1928-09-01
SEPTEMBER /. 1923
LOCAL NEWS.

Monday being Labor Day, all
business will be suspended in
Nogales.
| Jake Capin has returned from
q vacation trip to the, California
beaches.
Ralph Ellinwood, editor of the
Tucson Star, spent the week end
in Nogales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Ashby and
baby daughter are sojourning at
the California beaches.
Frank Carroon, local under.
taker is enjoying a vacation at
the California beaches.
Attorney Alexander Murray of
Bisbee, was border city visitor
Tuesday on legal business.
The regular weekly luncheon
meeting of the Nogales Kiwanis
Eclub was held Thursday noon.
Robt. Burns, manager >of the
J. G. Penney Co., has returned
from q business trip to Kansas
City.
Pete Etchells and family visit
ed Nogales Wednesday from the
American Boy mine near Pata.
gonia.
Ardele Poulson, music teacher,
has arrived in the city to begin
her duties at the Nogales public
schools.
The regular weekly meeting
of the Knights of Pythias lodge
was held Wednesday night at
Castle hall.
J. Dale Mack, Democratic can.
didate for State Representative.
has returned from a business
trip to Phoenix.
Thomas Pitts manager of the
Public Utilities Consolidated Cor
poralion. is in Los Angeles for
the. benefit of his health.
Grover Marste!ler, assistant
cashier of the First National
Bank, has returned from a short
business trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Rose and.
children have returned from Cal
ifornia. Mr.. Rose is superinten.
dent of the Nogales schools
n. E. Chg Steve) Stephenson.
many years q resident of this
city, died in Los Angeles last
week, following long illness.
u. S. Collector of Customs
Fred Edwards has gone to Yuma
on official business, expecting to
be absent from the city ten days.
The cattle ranges of Santa
Cruz county aud northern Sonora
are'in splendid condition with
an abundance of feed and water.
The knights of Pythias lodge
will give a dance tonight at the
Palais Royal. No admission will
be charged and verybody is in,
vited.
Ralph Zimmerman. principal
of the Patagonia high school,
has returned from his summer
vacation spent in the east. with
his family.
There will be no national guard
drill for Company A next Mon
day evening at armory hall ow.
ing to the third of September
being Labor Day.
Captain L. w. Mix is here
from his home in Burlingame,
California for few days bust
ness visit. The captain owns
valuable city real property.
The city council has passed an
ordinance making it penalty to
violate any of the parking signs
set by the chief of police along
the streets now being paved.
/ w. H.. A. Turner. commercial
freight and passenger agent for
the Missouri Pacific Lines, with
headquarters in Phoenix, visited
4 Nogales Wednesday on company
business.
| W. 81. Walker, proprietor of
the Walker Transfer Company,
is leaving today for Yosemite,
California. where will spend two
weeks with his wife and daugh.
ter, Miss Gladys.
| George Gushing, proprietor of
the Nogales Steam Laundry, re-.
knrnod ThursH ou from ,Oc An
The border vidette., 1928-09-01
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