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 field championships.
 In addition to such record break CTS and outstanding performers as Bill Bonthron, Glenn Cunningham, Gene Vehzke, Ralph Metcalf, John Collier, Johnny Morris, Ben John son, Walter Marty, George Spitz, i'll Graber, Charles Hornbostel, Arnold Adams, Ivan Fuqua, Mill ton Sander, Bernie McCafferty, John Follows, Joe McCluskey and Chm Dawson, the title meet has attracted the entries of the follow- ing stars, many of whom are mak- ing their initial appearance in New York city:
 Know Their Stuff
 Glen Hardin, Louisiana State University, national collegiate quar- ter mile champion and A. A. U. champion and worlds record hold CT for 400 meter hurdles; Jess owens, Ohio State University, who ran 100 yards in the worlds record time of 9.4 seconds last spring; Donald Lash, Indiana University, freshman distance runner; Cliff Veysey, Colby College, who is ex- pected to extend John Follows in the 5000 meter race; Paul Phillips, a teammate of Metcalf, who Coach Jennings says is holding the cham pion even at 60 meters; John Brooks, University of Chicago, for mer Western Conference sprint and broad jump champion; Fritz D. Pollard, Jr., Brown University freshman hurdler, and son of one Af Dt-Ax fo fnAfho1I rnIov. CTS who won the special hurdle race at the Boston A. A. games; Robert Evans of Geneva College, winner of two hurdle races at the West Virginia carnival ten days Harvard hurdlers; P. G. Good, Bowdoin, New England intercol- legiate hurdle champion; Emil Kubash, Marquette University in the 1000 meter championships pentathlon champion; J. w. Ad- ams, New England Intercollegiate broad jump champion; Eldon Hutz- man, Syracuse pole vaulter; An. thony Geniawicz, Dartmouth, who broke the college record Saturday in the 16 pound shot with a heave VI TO 4CCt . A-S AhSAAOcp ohA AAs Dean, Harvard football star, in the shot.
 The complete field for the 600 meter race in the American indoor track and field championship al Madison Square Garden Saturday night was announced yesterday by the Amateur Athletic Union. Nine- teen of the leading middle distance I n,, Al 1f ho hnon nominated by their respective clubs and colleges.
 Real Competition
 Milton Sander, the present champion and worlds record hold. CT for the distance, will defend his title against Arnold Adams, former Bates College star and winner oi thes Boston A. A. and New York A. c. middle distance specialist Glen Harden of Louisiana State University, national collegiate 44( yard champion and national 4D( meter hurdle champion and world! ecord holder; Ivan Fuqua, Indians University, national A. A. U. 40t meter champion; Bernie MacCaf.
 ferty, former Holy Cross star ant
 Eddie Blake, former New England middle distance champino, and tho following middle distance runner.
 who have not been seen in actior in special races in New York thi! season:
 Kenneth Gilmore, Columbia Uni
 versity; V. G. Marvin, Bowdoir
 College; E. G. McGuigan, Bostor
 A. A.; Calvin Beckett, Marquett'
 University; Joseph M. Burns, Pru
 dential Ins. Go. A. A., Newark, N
 J.; Ed Friedman, New York Uni l versity; Warren R. R n a r I Princeton University; Edward E
 Dalmasse. Columbia University; c J. Maxey, Bowdoin College; Fred
 erick B. Futile, New Haven liar
 riers, Connecticut; James R. Jessel
 Marquette University, Emil Ku
 bash, Marquette University, Mil Waukee, Wis.