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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-21
HyATTSV|LLE HIGH
. TRACKMEN TO|L|NG
Getting Ready to Compete in
Virginia Meet-Tossers
Defeat Eastern.
7 I YATTSvILLE, Md, January
F. 21.-Candidates for Hyattsville
High Schools indoor track

1<AA AoNAh1Ci, h1u,, january
r. 21.-Candidates for Hyattsville
High Schools indoor track
team are hard at work in
preparation for the University of Vir-
ginia meet to be held February is at
Charlottesville.
This is the second season for indoor
track at the school. Despite small
and inexperienced squad the Hyattsville
boys showed creditably in the Virginia
meet last Winter.
Paul Smith, former track dependable
at the University of Maryland, who
coached the squad is again on the job,
Prominent performers available in
Guide Doug McChesney, who placed
third in the 50-yard dash in the 1929
Virginia scholastics; Vincent Fitzsim-
mons, Eddie Bartoo, Donnie Bartoo
Ernest Michaelson., Roy Kerr, Dick
Toole, Jack Kinney, Jack Sheriff, How
| ard Goodrich, Dave Torrance, Alfred
Petit, Harvey Love, Joe Van Pelt, Fred
| Baird and Childress.
Hyattsville Bankers bowling team will
entertain Washington Loan g. Trust
rollers Thursday night on the Arcade
alleys here at 9 o'clock.
Making up the host team will be
Rich Reeley, Bill Bowie, Irwin Owings
ir.; Francis Little and c. j. Parkinson.
The regularly scheduled match Thurs
day night in Section l of the Prince
Georges County Duckpin Association
between Company F No. and Section
All-Stars win be rolled at o'clock.
Hyattsville All-Stars drubbed picked
team of maplemen from the Washing
ton Laundry League last night in the
first three-game block of a home -and-
homo series. 1880 to / ,543.
Tommy Walker of Hyattsville had
both high game and high set at 1876
and 362.
Hyattsville High School basketers TO-
day are boasting their first win over a
Washington public high school quint IN
five seasons
The Blue and Gold yesterday con-
quered Eastern II to Is, in snappy
game on the National Guard Armory
floor here.
Previously this season Hyattsville had
fallen before Business, Western, Tech
and Central in order.
Eastern elected TO keep its first
stringers on the bench until the start
of the fourth quarter, when Hyattsville
held 17-l2 lead. The visitors man.
aged to hold the host team ScorelesS for
the remainder of the game, but in turn
Hyattsville contrived to limit their
guests to three points.
Using their starting lineup prac-
tically all the way, Hyattsville took the
lead at the start and was always IN
front
Stanley Lewis, guard. led the Hyatts-
vile attack with 10 points.
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SPORTS
PROGRAM FOR WEEK
Today.

Eastern VS. Tech Central VS.. West
ern. public high school championship
cames, Tech gym. First game, Eastern
vs. Tech. 3:45 pm.
Gonzaga VS.. Business, at Business,
$3.50 pm.
Landon VS.. Woodward, at Central Y.
M. C. A.
st. Johns VS.. Fredericksburg Col
legians, at Fredericksburg, Va.
Friends VS.. Episcopal. at Episcopal
(Prep School Lightweight League game) {.
woodward Juniors VS.. Rockville High,
at Rockville.
Tomorrow.
Emerson VS.. Eastern, at Eastern, $50
pm.
Ben Franklin VS. Georgetown Fresh
men, at Tech gym preliminary TO @. u.
Varsity Johns Hopkins game). tbs pm
Business VS.. Maryland Freshmen, at
College Park, 4 pm.
$3.50 pm.
Georgetown Prep VS.. Landon, at
Epiphany Church gym, $50 pm.
Thursday.
Catholic University VS.. Eastern, at
Eastern
Ben Franklin VS.. George Washington
Freshmen, at George washington.
Friday.
Central VS.. Eastern, Business VS.. Tech,
public high school championship games,
Tech gym First game, Central VS..
Eastern, 3:45 pm.
Landon VS. Friends. at Friends.
Leonard Hall VS.. ST. Adams, at st.
Adams.
Western VS.. Maryland Freshmen, at
College Park.
Gonzaga VS.. Georgetown Prep, at
Garrett Park
Dewitt VS.. Fredericksburg Colleg ans,
at Fredericksburg. Va.
Gainesville High VS.. Hyattsville High.
at National Guard Armory, Hyattsville.
Saturday.
ST. Johns VS.. Georgetown Freshmen,
in Ryan gym preliminary to @. U.
Varsity-Moun st. Mary's game).
Bliss vs. Donaldson School of Balti-
more. at Silver Spring Armory. $50 pm.
Central VS.. Navy Plebes. at Annapolis.
Emerson VS.. Benedictine College, at
Richmond.
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SCHOOL, COLLEGE MEN
TOURNEY ELIGIBLES

Upon Recommendation of the basket
ball committee of the District A. A. u.
it was decided by the board of managers
OF the District body, meeting last night,
that high school and college players are
eligible to compete in the District cham
pionship A. A. U. tournament starting
March 10, either as representatives Of
their institutions or of independent
clubs
1t also was decided by the board of
managers that suspension of Jack
Forney. member of the Wolff Photogra-
pliers basket ball team, would end to-
morrow instead of January 81. Forney
was suspended for competing against
the Skinker Eagles team which has
been declared pro outfit by the
a. A. u.
Three organizations. Racquet Club.
Nehi Club and Burroughs Athletic Club
were admitted to membership in the
District association.
Winfree e. johnson, athletic director
OF the Once of Public Buildings and
Public Parks, was appointed by Presi-
dent Robert Acorn as chairman of the
committee to arrange for the national
A. A. y. convention to be held here in
November.
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Varsity Qun Resume Play Tomorrow Six Sports Stars Among Grads
Navy to Issue Tickets
For It's Ring Matches

ANNAPOLIS, Md, January a.
intercollegiate boxing has become
so popular at Annapolis that it has
outgrown even the commodious in
door crowd facilities at the Naval
Academy.
The problem of handling the
crowds has become SO troublesome
that Annapolis athletic authorities
have decided to institute a ticket
system for all the rest of the dual
meets on the Navy schedule this
year, Navy official said last night.
This does not mean that it will be
possible to buy tickets to future NAVY
ring meets, for the Academy can
not charge admission to athletic
events on the Annapolis reservation.
However, it does mean that the
ordinary fan will have to send in
his application well in advance. if he
is to have much hope of getting into
McDonough Hall on the occasion of
boxing meets
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DEWTT'S ATHLETIC
PALS TO SEPARATE
"Four Horsemen' to Attend
Different Colleges Fol-
lowing Graduation.

~ EVITT'S -Four Horsemen" face
separation. Milton Abramson,
Paul Tangora, Francis Bernard
and Francis Knott, who for
three years have been inseparable pals
on the athletic field and in the class
room, hope to. attend the same college
following their graduation from Dewitt
in June. 1t is understood though, that
the parents of the young men have
ideas as to the colleges they wish them
to attend. AS result it is not unlikely
that they will matriculate next Fall in
different institutions.
Loss of the pals will be costly to
Dewitt sport teams, as all rank among
the best athletes ever to represent the
school. All are good students, too.
Abramson, who may enter Cornell.
has played quarterback on the foot bali
eleven and runs the dashes and broad
jumps with the track and field team.
He also is capable base ball player
and swimmer.
Tangora, who is considering entering
Columbia, has held forth as a tackle on
the foot ball eleven. In addition. he
plays basket ball and is a wrestler of
ability.
Bernard has been playing at haIfback
on the grid team. On the cinder path
he runs the dashes. He is now a mem
Der of the basket, ball squad. He may
enter North Carolina.
1t is likely that the Naval Academy
will get Francis Knott, for the past two
seasons captain Of the foot ball team.
Knott has been playing fuilback. Knott
also is capable quarter mile runner
and has been member of Devitt's mile
relay team. He has, in addition, shown
ability IN basket ball, wrestling and
swimming.
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GRID AND DIAMOND
COMBINATIONS HIT
Boys End Public High Play
in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Active Tomorrow.

II ASTERN High School is to
r. lose six capable athletes
through mid-year gradua-
tions. In the group are
boys who have been shining in
foot ball and base ball. So far as
track and basket ball are con-
cerned, none will be particularly
missed.
Those listed to receive diplomas in
cludc Harold Burns, back on the foot
ball team, who also has been a member
of the track squad; Ted Edwards, regu-
lar shortstop on the base bali team
who also plays foot ball; Clarke Har-
per, clever end on the foot ball eleven;
Mlllard Sn1ffin, capable tackle on the
grid team; Albert Taylor, catcher on
the base ball team, who also has been
on the basket ball and foot ball squads,
and Jim Forsyth, basket ball player.
Perhaps the brightest game of the five
listed tomorrow for schoolboy basketsrs
OF the District group is that between
Emerson and Eastern, set for the East
ern gym at $3.50 o'clock In two pre-
vious meetings this season the Light
Blue and White has defeated Emerson
and the latter, which has shown de-
cided strength in recent games, will be
out for revenge. Eastern, however, has
been displaying plenty of power lately
and figures to give the P Streeters the
stubbornest sort of an argument.
In other afternoon games Business
and Maryland freshmen will clash at
College Park, Friends and st. Adams en-
the latter's floor and Georgetown Prem
and Landon in the Epiphany Church
gym.
Ben Franklin's fast-moving uuint has
an engagement with the Georgetown
Freshmen in the Tech gym. This WI
be prelim to the Hoya varsity-Johns
Hopkins contest and will start at 7:15
Pm.
Public high school championship
games between Eastern and Tech and
Central and Western in ths Tech gym
h1adlined the court program today for
scholastics hereabout.
Five other tits were carded. two on
Washington floors and three away.
Gonzaga and Business were to mix
in the Stenog gym and Landon and
woodward on the latter's floor in
matches on District floors.
In encounters away Friends and
Episcopal we're to meet in a Prep School
Basket Ball League game at Episcopal,
woodward Juniors and Rockville High
were to face at Rockville and St Johns
and Fredericksburg Collegians were to
mix at Fredericksburg, Va.
Gold foot balls will be awarded to
letter winners of the 1929 Dewitt foot
ball team at an athletic assembly
Thursday morning at the school.
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PURDUE GETS LEAD
AS HOLSTERS LOSE
Michigan Licks Indiana as
BoiIermakers Idle in
Western Loop.
~ the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
OHICAGO, January 21.-With-
out even having gone through
4 the motions of playing basket
ball game Purdue today found
itself in sole possession of first place
in the Western Conference hardwood
race.
The Boilermakers, today the only I'M
defeated team in the Big Nine, were
handed the undisputed lead last night
when Michigan, showing a flash of the
form predicted before the season started,
overwhelmed Indiana, As to 20, at Ann
Arbor. 1t was Indiana's first defeat, and
gave the Wolverines an even break in
four games.
Wisconsin moved into second place
by defeating Chicago, SO to %, at Mad
ison. The Badgers, with Capt Bud Fos-
ter engineering their attack, had little
trouble with the crippled Maroons, and
brought their record to three victories
and one defeat.
Foster went into the individual scor-
ing leadership, his 10 points boosting his
total to Al markers in four games, 10
move him ahead of Rut Walter, North
Westerns captain and center.
The battle royal of the weeks sched-
ule promises to occur at Bloomington,
Ind, Thursday night when Wisconsin
meets Indiana on the latter'S court
Wisconsin's offense functioned smoothly
last night. and her defense, with the ex-
ception of two intervals, was far more
than Chicago could handle.
wolverines Improve.
Michigan displayed an almost COM
plete reversal of the form that per-
mitted Purdue and Indiana to score
victories. With Bill Orwig, Joe Trus-
kowsi and Tharel Kanits collecting IS
points among them, completely out
classes the Hoosiers, who previously had
not dropped conference game. The
Wolverines stopped Branch McCracken
Zeller and Weller, Indiana's scoring
aces, with only Strickland being able to
escape their vigilance. Strickland scored
nine of the Hoosier points via four field
goals and free throw.
Northwestern may present a greatly
altered lineup when 1t meets Chicago
Saturday night. Coach Dutch Lon
Rut Walter out of the lineup. AL
though he finished last week as the
high scorer of the league, Walters pass
ing and floorwork has not satisfied
the Northwestern instructor, and Rus
Berghern will move to center If the
change becomes effective.
Ohio State also has been forced tic
make a change because of an injury To
Evans, regular forward. Coach Harold
Ohison has been using Condor at the
position and probably will start him
against Minnesota in Saturday nights
battle.
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ST. JOHNS QUINTET
GAINS 9TH VICTORY
Wins From Central Reserve
Team-Business Scores,
Emerson Loses.

- T. JOHNS basketers today point
to their seventh victory in nine
starts.
Throwing of a desperate late
Central rally, the Cadets yesterday
squeezed through to a 34-33 triumph
over the Blue, in the st. Johns gym,
Central however, used sscond-stringers
all the way.
From the early minutes, st. Johns
held the lead and at the end of the
third-quarter had 3l-25 margin.
Morris with IS points topped the
winners on attack, while Morgan, who
led the last-quarter squirt, and Far
hood were high scorers for Central,
each with IA
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Columbia Employs
Rapid.Fire Ofense
BY SOL METZGER.

Danny Meenan, the old Columbia
University star, is another of the
many basket ball coaches who be-
lieve in fast-breaking offense for
outscoring the opposition. Meenan's
Columbia five came through in
tie for third in last seasons Inter-
Collegiate League tilt. 1t looks like
an even stronger proposition this
year.
No team goes into attack with
such speed or with more men. Let
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ALEXANDRIA LISTS
BIC SCHOOL CLASH
Episcopal High Will Invade
Tonight for Contest
in Basket Ball.
LExANDRIA, Va, January a.

A LEXANDR1A, Va, January III
~ The leading game of the
N scholastic basket ball season
viii be witnessed here tonight,
when Alexandria and Episcopal High
School wage their battle on the Armory
Hall court at $50.
The clash marks the beginning Of
cage competition between the two
teams and it win also be the first time
the nearby Episcopals has ever sent
| It's quint into this city to play.
Coach Lewis Fleming's Episcopalians
are travelling at speedy gait and are
regarded as favorites.
The Del Ray A. c., which made ii
possible for the school teams to meet
tonight by loaning them the hall for
the feature game. will meet the Wood
lawn A. G. of Fort Myer, Va, in a pre-
liminary at 7:30.
Johnny Bryant, former Princeton
University center and star pivot man
and coach of the Old Dominion Boat
Club team which won the city cham
pionShlp two seasons ago, has been
signed to play centr for the Knights
FIVE
Bryant, an Atlantic City youth who
is studying for the pulpit at the Epis-
copal Theological Seminary near here.
VIII play with the knights Thursday
night, when the locals entertain the
ALTOONA, Pa, OverlandS on the Armory
Hall courts at $3.50.
Altoona has a fast professional team
The knights team will pIav the
Union Printers in the Langley Junior
High School gymnasium in Washing
ton tonight to prepare for the Altoona
game.
Knights Store Buddies have been
listed to play the Washington Eagles
noth girls teams, in preliminary game
TO Bliss Electrical College, Columbia
University game at the Silver Sprinr
Armory.. IN Silver Spring, Md, Satur-
day night.
"Chunkey" Travers, former Alexan-
dria High all-around athlete, is PLAYING
regularly on the Virginia Military In
Stttute frosh team
WhiteStone's cagers will go to WASH
lngton tonight for a game with the
National Press Building Cardinals in
the Central High gymnasium. Tomor-
row night the WhiteStone's will enter
tain the Monroe A. G. of Washington
IN Armory Hall at $3.50.
Washington-Lee High, undefeated
this season, will play Floris High to-
night at the Little Generals" GYM
nasium at Ballston, at $3.50. The game
will be preceded by a preliminary in
which Washington girls will oppose
some good sextet.
Fredericksburg High boys and girls
team viii play Westinghouse in the
latters Ballston gymnasium Friday
night.
Richard Carne, manager of the
Whttestone's quint. has resigned. owen
Creegan, adviser of the club, will con-
tinue to schedule games. He may be
telephoned at Alexandria S57.
Jefferson School opened its cage sea-
son with a victory, downing Washing
ton School 20 to 5.
George Mason High girls have OBJ
tanned the use of Schuler's Hall for
practice sessions Monday and Wednes-
day afternoons.
st. Mary's Celtics will entertain st.
Martins quint of Fort Humphreys to-
night at basket ball in Schuler's Hall,
starting at $3.50 O'Clock.
In a preliminary, Clover A. c. will
engage a Washington team, to be an
nounced, at 1880 o'clock.
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ELDER ENTERS FOUR
MORE MEETS IN EAST
BY the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 21.-Jack
Elder, Notre Dame foot ball and track
star, has denied that last Saturdays
two dashes constituted his only appear
ance OF the indoor track season.
Explaining that others had spoken
Tor him about his plans, Elder said, 1T
am coming East for four more races
this Winter and I signed entry blanks
Tor them some time ago. / am to run
IN the st. Josephs Catholic Club games
in Newark, January 49, In the MiIlroSe
games In New York, February 8, in the
seton Hall games at Newark, February
10, and in the Meadowbrook games at
Philadelphia, February IL. Then I'll be
through"
Concerning his disputed victory over
Karl Wildermuth in the 75-yard dash
Saturday, Elder said, Personally think
beat Wildermuth. Though he was at
the extreme right and I was at the ex-
treme left, could see him out of the
corner Of my eye and think got him
- 80 81. 49, ss.--,.-l fer The age
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-21

Company F. National Guard. basketers
today are just about out of the pennant
race in the Prince Georges County Bas-
ket Ball League as the result of its sur
prise defeat at the hands of the lowly
Maryland Collegians, 10 to 26, last
night on the armory floor here. 1t was
the biggest upset In the league so far
this season.
In another league contest Brentwood
Hawks stretched their lead over the
second-place DORA quint to two games
with 1922 victory over Mount
Rainier A. G.
Hyattsville Highs basket ball game
with Gainesville High, scheduled here
Friday, has been postponed
Shipley's Midgets, boasting six wins
in as many starts, are after a game with
l15-pound Arcadians of Washington.
Call Burdette Cogar at Hyattsville
903-J.
Shipleys latest wins have been over
the Hyattsville and Riverdale Boy
Scouts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-21
EVENTS SCHEDULED
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
johns Hopkins at Georgetown, $50
O'Clock.
Maryland at Navy, o'clock.
Catholic University at Mount 81.
Mary's.
THURSDAY.
Temple at Catholic University Coox-
ing), o'clock.
FRIDAY.
Maryland state Normal at Gallau-
det, 8 O'Clock.
SATURDAY.
Mount st. Mary's at Georgetown, $3.50
O'Clock.
Virginia Poly at Maryland, O'Clock.
Milton College (Baltimore) at Gallau-
Diet. 8 o'clock.
Virginia Poly Freshmen at Maryland
Freshmen, 4 o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-21

in 1925, when Ritola was Nurmi's
right-hand man and was taking
semi-weekly beatings at the hands.
or rather feet, of the sensational
Abo Antelope, whether the inspira-
ton of Paavo's remarkable running
urged Willie on to far exceed his
best previous efforts. or whether he
really was great runner with an
inTeriority complex.
At any rate, the two staged some
memorable duels that Winter, and
] believe Ritola always ran second
except in that famous veal pot-pie
race" in which Nurmi was forced to
stop before the end. after setting a
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LICHTMANS PLAY HOSTS
TO "WORLD CHAMPIONS

Renaissance basketers, booked as the
colored world champions, will appear
tonight against the Lichtman quint in
Pythian Temple, Twelfth and U streets,
starting at 10 o'clock.
To permit fans wishing to see the
game between the A. and T. College Of
Greensboro, NJ c., and the "Y" Big
Five at the Twelfth street branch of the
Y. M. G. A. to take in both contests the
tilt at the ~" will start at o'clock.
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Schoolboy teams hereabout appar-
emily are no match for the fast-moving
George Washington Freshmen quint.
Emerson, which yesterday bowed to
the Colonial Cubs. 20 to 43, was out
classed from the opening whistle. The
prep school boys though, were handi-
capped by the absence of Jack Forney,
star center.
Forrest Burgess with IL points
pointed the way on offense for the
victors Buscher with nine was Emer-
sons high scorer
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L0YoLA u, WITH 81 WINS
IN ROW, GETS ROAD TEST

CHICAGO, January 81 (P).-Loyola
University, carrying an impressive rec
ord of 81 consecutive basket ball vic
.ories. will leave tonight on three-game
road trip.
The Ramblers will engage Dayton
University, at Dayton, Ohio, tonight,
and on Wednesday night will tackle
st. Xavier at Cincinnati
The return trip will include stop-off
at indianapolis, where the powerful
Butler Bulldogs will be met Friday night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-21

Willie Ritola, famous in years gone
by as ''Nurmi's shadow" has an
ncunced comeback attempt.
Ritola is the present holder of
numerous world and American rec
ords, including the indoor marks for
3, 4 and miles, and 5000 meters.
In the last Olympics, at Amsterdam,
he finished second to Nurmi, the
Flying Finn, in the 10000 meter run,
but conquered his more illustrious
countryman in the 5000 meter event.
Willie also won heat of the 5000
meter steeplechase trials, but dropped
out in the finals.
I never could quite figure out, back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-21
ONE D. C. BOXER WINS,
ANOTHER Is DEFEATED

NEW YORK, January 2l.-Angie
Tardugno of Washington won a clean
cut decision over Joe Marine of New
York, but Jocko Miller, another Wash
ingtonian, was outpointed by Edward D.
Willis Of New York, in amateur boxing
bouts last night at the New York Ath-
1etic Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-01-21

Totals III Is 30 1OGalS s..-Af o.
Referee-Mr. Keppel.
Business superiority over Gonzaga at
basket ball Is established.
Recently the Stenogs barely con-
quered the Purple, "a to %, but yester-
day they soundly defeated Gonzaga,
81 to g.
Business yesterday used its first
stringers all the way in contrast to
the first match with Gonzaga, during
which the Stenogs had their regulars
in only a part of the game.
Spencer Chase, lanky center, and
Bobbie Lucas, forward, yesterday did
most of the basket-sniping for the
Stenogs, who showed their superiority
all the way.
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G. w. GIRLS WILL PLAY
COMMUNITY CENTER SIX

George Washington girl basket ball
team will meet Jewish Community Gen.
ter sextet tonight at o'clock In a
practice game.
Epiphany girl basketers scored over
Eaglets, 81 to 10, last night in the
Business High gym. Miss Dwight led
the winners attack
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couple of world records en- route.
Ritola hasn't the polish and
rhythm of Nurmi, his style is much
more awkward. His head rolls
around and his arms and legs paw
the air, so to speak, but he gets
there just the same. Willie ran 2
miles in 9 minutes 345 seconds in
1925, which speaks Cor itself.
In the 1924 Olympic games he
won two championships, breaking
the records in the 10000 meters and
5000 meters steeplechase, and fin
ished second to Nurmi in three other
races. Quite foot racer, this
Willie Ritola!