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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
Bv Joe Williams
ROss-McLarnin Feud Holds
Stage Set for Fourth Mix
Barney Takes Title Fairly

NEW YORK May 30 - As a result of fifteen rounds Of
bitter bruising battling the Polo Grounds Tuesday
night your weerweght champion is Mr.. Barney Ross
Referee Jack Dempsey surprise astmnute selection foH
the job and Judges agreed unanimously that the Chicago
Hebrew had the better Of Mr. Jimmy McLann, the Van
couyer Irshman.
1t the pairs third meeting in two years and far
as the customers are concerned Judging mixed
expressions Of dsapprova the question to who is the
better fighter far from being closed issue it
when they first To say nothing Of when they next met
Thus all arranged for fourth meeting between two
toerno to mention .aed assortment Of ring sxeuys-who is
K MOVING that these do there the middle of
pleasure Of pain this situation should 20 far to aage any chagn on
The part Of M McIan that ne robbed despair the
Of Mr Ross that his artistry j appreciated
In most when juggle
replacing violent with inclined ept
o fighters
ssUNNG that the involved your
consideration in trying reach enduring puzzle
the gambling feature with its possible influence
me defending champion unhead intensity
Immediately would suspicion
d N my presence to against Mcarn2 Say that's
ofciatng feature. Who officials?
FIRST Of all Jack Dempsey the referee and couldn't him
with ANDY Melons dough Not long he getting 50
accounted as all right Johnnies All three to repeat Mr. Ross
winner. " ''''' 90" ''- i''''
Before the fight to refer topic
as aduo debate The Ross camp would have of Arthur Dono
o
irish fighter This directly
the fight
- ATHER than unpeaantness
N their
himself appointing happens
background great
Of fights the Of the
to insure the the hghan absolutely deal
II
Goldberg carry
that they
has poison wells trample infants
GO IN weighing all the possible sinister angles think
~
space
M perfectly all
And when this taking the fact that Mr.
finish
dead tired at the end and that the fight had
is
Hebrew
hftcenth % a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
TRIBE FASTENERS MOVE TO SECOND PLACE
Whitman Wins
2 Trophies at
Midget Races
Richard ArIen Presents But
Ter Winner With
Wrist Watch.

Driving on a slippery track, Tony
Whitman OF Milwaukee won both
trophy events in the Butler Bowl
midget car races last night and was
presented with wrist watch by
Richard Arlen. movie star here for
the 500-mie race.
In addition TO the watch. which
was donated by Rogers & Co,
jewelers., Whitman took down the
Sportsmans Store Trophy which
went with the 25-lap feature.
Mr.. Arlen was accompanied to
the track by Pete DePaolo. famed
race driver. The screen star was
beSieged by autograph seekers during
his short stay.
Willman'S time of minutes. 1921
seconds in the 25-lap feature around
the ffth-Of fannie track was re-
markable in view of the course,
which had been left in poor con-
dition by recent rains. He drove an
Auburn Special
Other double winners were Tudy
Marchese, also Of Milwaukee, and
Art Foley, who was driving Jimmy
Snyders car. They finished second
and third, respectively, in the main
event.
A crowd OF nearly 5000 attended
the races. Eight events were held
and several minor jam-ups added
TO the interest
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Star Turf Rivals
Renew Old Feud
CavaICade, Discovery in
Belmont Feature.

By Times Special
NEW YORK, May 30.-Cavalcade
and Discovery. which began turf
feud in 1884 when the former be-
came 3-year-old champion, will re-
new their rivalry here today in the
49th running of the Suburban
Handicap at Belmont Park.
Five other thoroughbreds. in
Guiding Head Play. King Saxon.
Singing Wood, Only One and
Identify were named for the mile
andquarter test. G. H. Knebel-
kamp's King Saxon is indicated
this year.
Chief interest. however, was in
Cavalcade and Discovery. The
latter, owned by Alfred Gwynne
Vanderbilt, might have been 1894
champion had it not been for Mrs
Dodge Sloan's Cavalcade, which won
several rich fixtures including the
Kentucky Derby
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PROJECTS 40 AND II
WIN {. R. A. CONTESTS

Project 10 defeated Project 1874,
9 to 5, in an E. R. A. League base
ball game this week. Ardent and
Danville hurled for the winners.
Rusher, Ross and Stein formed the
losing battery
Hawkins boys from Project IL
were too much for the No. 1886 play
ers, No. II triumphing. 10 to 0.
Eaton allowed only one hit. Four
home runs featured the contest.
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a nearing before owner Alva Brad
ley with Johnson present and if he
doesn't get satisfaction plans to APP
peal his case before Commissioner
K. M. Lands.
ZOE MCCARTHY, New York
y Yankees manager, made an offer
for George Washington White Sox
rookie outfielder from Indianapolis,
but the bid wasn't high enough.
Charley Grimm, Cubs man
ager, insists Chuck Klein, also from
Indianapolis, now riding the bench
with batting average of 235, isn't
on the market. Il have COM
plete confidence in Klein" says
Grimm. He never whines or means
and is hustling hard When the
weather warns up he'll get going"
CTANLEY (FRENCHY) BORDA-
~ GARAY. Brooklyn outfelder,
wears the loudest ties of any major
league player. s. He had a try
out with the White Sox last season
but Manager Jimmy Dykes couldn't
put up with his incessant chatter
on the bench, in the locker room, on
the field and in hotel Hobbies.
n
DILL TERRY. Giant manager,
I'D doesn't want his players en-
gaging in any rowdyiSm on the field
such as the Cubs, Reds, Cardinals,
Phillies and Pirates have engaged
in. Il want my men to play
ball and not fight" says Terry.
d. ILL ROGELL, Detroit Shortstop
- removes his shoes several times
during a game to allow his feet TO
cool. He laces his shoes tightly
and the pressure causes his feet to
burn. . Al Simmons, White Sox
outflelder, wears his baseball trou-
sers long to hide his bow legs.
7 ON WARNEKE, Cub mound ace
IL practices on the musical saw
In the winter Lou Gehrig, Yam
kee first baSeman, believes Detroit
and not his first choice, Cleveland
is the team to beat in the American
League pennant race. The
White Sox had the biggest advance
sale in history for their double
header with Cleveland today.
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the only Colonel who tried to pilfer.
Otto Bluege was not up to his usual
standard in the field, but came
through at the plate with two hits
good for two markers batted in.
Both teams resorted to the bunt
game frequently and several hits
we're chalked that way Louisville
used three hurlers, McKain, Bass
and lie Compe The first named got
away to a flying start and it was
the third inning before local pas
timer reached base.
The fifth-inning fireworks started
with bunt which Sherlock beat
out. McKain weakened, walked Be-
dore, Riddle doubled, Logan walked,
Bluege singled and Heath beat out
a bunt. McKaiu was removed and
Bass took up the Louisville mound
toll Heath was doubled off first
Stoneham popped out to end the
inning.
The Indians fourth marker was
scored in the sixth, base on balls
to Stephenson paving the way.
Sherlock sacrificed. Bedore was
tossed out and Riddle cracked out
his second two-bagger, tallying
Stephenson.
The lone Louisville run was reg
istered in the third stanza. After
two away Simons, Rollings and
Ringhofer produced singles and the
first named crossed the plate. The
Colonies kept plugging, but their
efforts failed to pay dividends. For
example, they loaded the bases in
the seventh. but failed to score.
Three Louisville double plays held
down the Tribe count The Indians
and Colonies have met four times
this season and the Tribesters
boast of a grand slam.
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Baseball
Independent, Amateur. League
and Semi-Pro News and Notes.

road games for next month and july
Porter Camp. Glenwood, Genn's Valley.
We 6 ABa1 Thr anf A ss9s T. R R2sf
ST. Indianapolis.
and shebyVe MerohanS Win besin
1ve-game series at Fountaintown SUNDAY.
Evans. Raerich and Klein will work on
the VISITORS P6 R Viii 0 use sn sknne f Davis " and
Padden.
first setback at Bringhurst last Sunday.
For games with the Rings write to Dick
Byand, 879 Massachusetts, ay. Indianap
Oils. Rings will play at Medora Sunday.
Players report at regular place at 9:45.
keystone Cubs defeated Orange Aces. =
TO o. for their fourth win in five starts.
Vann Alta held the Orange batsmen hit
less: Games are desired in the 14-to-
bridge-st, indianapolis. Service Springs
notice.
Shelby Street Merchants wish to book
games for Sunday with teams within 20
miles of Indianapolis. Merchants are in
the l7-l8-year-old class. Write to J. H.
Gallagher, 1919 Ringgold-av, Indianapolis.
:, s, oak Hill spartans defeated the Oak
Hill Merchants, S to 3. Spartans will
oppose the Maccabees in a double der
saturday al Euenoerger Park. Spartans
have openings for outielders a Catcher
and pitcher under II years. Spartans
will practice tomorrow at Brookside PARK
at 4.
ANY junior team desiring the services
of a shortstop or second baseman is asked
to call Belmont 1871 Ring ! between 4 and
and ask for Shorty.
Glenns Valley Seniors will entertain the
Oak Hill Spsrtans Sunday. Williams viii
hurl for ths Valley nine Valley juniors
curtsin-raiser at l. Both Glenn's teams
have open dates in June Write r. r. 2.
Box IS, Greenwood. Ind.
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LUMPKIN DISAPPROVES
SWITCH TO DODGERS
BpTimrs>pceai

~ Hffs NUfFfTE
LOUISVILLE. XIV, May 30.-ROy
(Fatherl Lumpkin, professional
football half back. threatened to re-
tire from the game when informed
here last night that the Detroit
Lions have sold him to the Brook
lyn Dodgers OF the National League.
The amount Of cash involved in the
deal was not disclosed.
Lumpkin. former star half back at
Georgia Tech. asserted that he Will
refuse 70 report 10 the Dodgers. The
oig gridmsn. whose home is in At
lsnta. was here last night TO appear
.n a wrestling match.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
NewsOm Suffers
Fractured Knee
Senator Pitcher Is Struck
by AVeriII'S Drive.
ByUnifcd Press

81 United Press
WASHINGTON. May 30.-Buck
Newsom. Washington American
League pitcher purchased for $50
900 recently from the st. Louis
Browns. will be out of the lineup for
at least a month as a result of the
knee injury received Tuesday.
Newsom was hit on the knee cap
BY drive of the bat of Earl Aver
iii in the third inning of Tuesdays
game between the Senators and
Cleveland. Ice packs were applied
10 his knee between innings and he
finished out the game
Immediately afterward he was
taken to a hospital, where an X-ray
revealed a severe fracture of his left
knee cap.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
Householder Is Victor

Ronny Householder captured indi-
vidual honors at the Coliseum mid
get races last night by winning the
25-lap feature and two other events.
Runner-up in the feature event
was Ernie Carlson. followed by
Charles Bernard, third Pete Peters
bent the front axle of his car when
he Skidded into the wall
Another midget program will be
held at the Coliseum Friday. June Z.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
Program Arranged
For Casting Picnic

The program for the annual Mar
ion County Fish and Game Asso-
citation picnic to be held at the Riv-
erside fish hatchery sunday was an
nounced today 1t follows:
At a. m.-Junior bait casting for
contestants under II years.
At 10 a. m.-Men's open casting
At l p. m.-The presidents cast
ing; stream tackle only.
At 2:3O p. m-Open fly casting.
At 3 p. m.-Ladies' bait casting
stream tackle only; any weight bait
At 4 p. m-Final five eighths-oz
casting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
DEATH TERMED SUICIDE
Waterman for Azucar Found Dead
in Detroit Woods.
BIZ Times Special

DETROIT, Mich, May 3O.-The
death yesterday Of Steve McCloskey,
50-year-old Waterman and stable
keeper for the horse Azucar, winner
of the Santa Anita Handicap, was
termed evidently a suicide" by
Coroner Lyle G. Ling today. Nc
closkey's throat had been slashed by
a razor when he was found IN a
woods near here. Azucar is entered
in a race at Detroit track today.
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T ON wARNEKE, Cub mound ace,
Late Date Favored
In Chicago Feature
United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May 30-Late Date,
a 6-year-old mare from the Rogers
Caldwell's Brentwood Farm near
Nashville, was the favorite to win
the Blue and Gray Handicap this
afternoon at Washington Park.
Odds posted against her in the
$4,000 race were 2 to l.
Second choice in the overnight
wagering was Watch Him, from the
stable of Mrs. John Hertz, at 7 to
2. Third choice at to / was be-
tween the Nash Brothers entries,
Evergold and Dust Girl, both noted
muddy track performers.
The track was deep in mud dur
ing yesterdays races and a light
rain beat down this morning.
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N. D. NINE SCHEDULES
TWO CLOSING GAMES
By Times Sprcial

hU TWFF NVIFTNF
SOUTH BEND. May 30.-Notre
Dame will conclude its 1885 baseball
season with games here tomorrow
and Saturday against Wisconsin and
Michigan State, both games to be
athletic high spots on the COM
mencement program.
The Badgers and Spartans al
ready hold decisions over NOtre
Dame. Coach Jake Klines Irish
nine has not lost to any team twice
this season, however The games
will be the last under Notre Dame
colors for Costello. Cunha. Mettler.
Sepe, Dunn, Tuomoy. Beach and
Underkofler.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
MACK RELEASES THREE
Lieber, Hayes and Moss Dropped by
Athletics.
By Times Special

n 7 TNVFN . UFfTVt
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 30
Three rockies were cut loose from
the Athletics roster by Connie Mack
this week. Dutch Lieber, husky pitch
er. and Frank Hayes, a youthful
catcher. we're sent on option to AL
bany of the International League
Charley Moss, also a backstop. was
handed his unconditional release.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30

By Times Special
MILWAUKEE. May 30-Ralph
Metcalfe. national intercollegiate
and American sprint champion for
the last three years. is training at
Marquette University for his 1885
summer campaign He will defend
his American titles at Lincoln, Neb,
July ga.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
Miss Barton Trails
In British Finals

81 HTff1 FTCSs
NEWCASTLE, Ireland, May 30
Miss Wanda Morgan was two up on
her rival for the British women s
golf championship at the 18th hole
today, after Miss Pamela Barton
weakened on the second nine.
Miss Morgan had a medal score
Of 76 and Miss Barton had 70.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
DIZZY DEAN HAS MASCOT

By mes SDfciGl
ST. LOUIS, May 30.-Dizzy Dean
now has his own mascot. 1t is a
black Scotch terrier presented by a
friend Of Manager frankie Frisch's
who breeds ScottieS. Dizzy calls the
dog Flash, after Frisch
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
BREWERS CARD NIGHT GAME

MILWAUKEE, May 30.-Nignt
baseball will be inaugurated in Mil
waukee June 6, with St Paul as the
Brewers opponent, it has oeen an
nounced by officials Of the local A.
A. club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
JAPANESE PROS DEFEATED

CLEVELAND, May 3O.-A team OF
Northern Ohio professionals defeat
ed Japan's invading golf team, ga
TO Z, IN team match here yester-
day The japanese stars will play
at Speedway course, Indianapolis,
on june u.
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Prick OPPOSES RING CARD

n m's > ptfiHt
CLEVELAND May 30.-President
Ford Prick of the National League
has entered protest against a
prize fight being held in Cleveland
Stadium the night of the all-star
game there. 1T would cheaper the
game said Prick. The all-star
contest is strictly charitable, while
the fight is strictly commercial"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
VAULTER BREAKS WRIST
81 Iines NDcciGI

ROCHESTER, Ind, May 30.-A
vaulting pole snapped under the
weight OF Dale C. Jaeger. Is,
Rochester High School junior, in
practice yesterday and the youth
suffered fractured wrist in the
fiji.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30

ana IL COlOneIS
we're left stranded
on the sacks. The
hits we're II for
Louisville and 10
for Indianapolis.
Johnny r i d d ! e
led the Hoosier at
tack with three
blows, including two
doubles. He batted
in two runs and
scored one. Johnny
caught a splendid
game aud cut down
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
HOOSIER ATHLETE HONORED

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May 30
David s. Hum, Elkhart, Ind, was
the only HoOSier athlete to win a
track letter for 1885 at the Univer-
sity of Michigan, according to the
list announced by Coach Ray Fisher.
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LOUISVILLE
. a - ~
@Batted for Bass in eighth.
INDIA POLLS


Runs batted n-Ringhofsr. Riddle ~.
Bluege ~. TwO-base hits-Funk. Riddle
70. Van Camp. Stolen base-Bedore. Sac
riice-Sherlock Double plays-VanCamD
to Rollings Olivares TO Rollings,. Ring
hofer to Olvares. Left on baseS-Indlan-
apolis. 7; Louisville. II. Base on balls
OF Logan. /; of McKain. 2; off Bass. l.;
of LeCompe. l Struck out-By McKain.
8. by Bass. !; by LeCompe. l: by LOGAN.
Hits-Of McKain. 7 in innings
faced six batsmen in fifth; of Bass,
2 in innings: of .LeCompe. l in ! in
.McKaip. Umpires-RUe and Swanson.
Time Of game-2.08
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland at Chicago ~.
St Louis at Detroit az.
New York at Washington az.
Philadelphia at Boston "a.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
LAMRENCE SIGNS COACH

APPLETON. Wis, May 30.-Paul
DER, University of Illinois assist
ant coach. has been appointed foot
ball coach Of Lawrence College. He
succeeds Percy ClGpp, who resigned.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
Indians Down Louisville in
Series Opener, Make Gain
on League-Leading Apostles
city LOGAN Goes Route and Riddle Shines With Three
Blows, Including Two Doubles: One Tilt On This
Afternoon and Another Tonight.
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

three the
Indians defeated Louisville in the series opener at Perry Stadium last
the
of
final to l.
afternoon o'clock
Colons Windup
Kileertes will Columbus
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Klein Not on Market,
Says Manager of Cubs
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press STAFF Cnrresnnndent

CHICAGO May 30-Notes a box:
~ Before Willie Kamm the by johnson
Cevands
Ignoring Johnson Johnson
thirds of this club manager Kamm wants
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
Wilson Raises Bonus Problem

Bucky Walters joined the PhiIes as third base
man. bit Manager Wilson pitching prospects IN the
younqster and coqred him to the mound By Offering
him s25 for ererv game he ron 50 far Bucby has coll
Iected $50 And Wilson is anxious 70 hand him S500'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago At Pittsburgh ~.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis a..
Boston at Philadelphia ~.
Brooklyn at New York a..
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Philadelphia ..... O03 400 900 S /
Brandt. Smith and Hogan Spohrer
Jergens, Thomas, E. Moore. Johnson and
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and Toledo.
Lefty Bob Logan got over the
hump" last night and went the
route for the Tribe. He was in a
lot Of trouble, but pulled out of it
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Only games scheduled.
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Schott. Herman and Lombsrdi: Walker,
P. Dean and V. Davis.
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Results Yesterday
AMFRTCAN ASSOCIATIONS

Kansas City ........ 2lo go O02-a Is 2
Milwaukee .......... 800 100 900 7 3
StruSs. Bell and Madteski; Pressnell
Wingard and Florence.
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STANDINGS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Louisville at INDIANAPOLIS 10 y. m.
and Sis .. M
Columbus a Toledo "a.
Kansas City at Milwaukee az.
St. Paul al Minneapolis "a.
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METCALFE IN TRAINING

Only games scheduled.
Chicago at Pittsburgh; rain.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-30

Boston ..........- 00i 900 six-l0 10 3
Dietrich. Cascarella, Caster, Mahafey
ano Berry. Rhodes. Pipgras. Wslberg
WEIGH and Berg.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
lSix Innings. Ran

St. Paul and Minneapolis; not scheduled.
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Phlladelphia

New York ............. I2l 500 Q
Washington ...-........ 00l 003-4 9 O
Rufing and Diokey; Burke Bean and
Bolton, Redmond
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Columbus ........ 900 900 oOO- 3 2
Toledo ............. 022 900 DIX . /
Timing and Ogrodowski; Boone and
Susce.
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MYTH the stars shown in the picture competing,
VNhurdle promise to provide of the
most thrilling competition In the annual Indiana
Intercollegiate Conference track and field cham
pionshipnships at Purdue's Ross-Ade Stadium,
Lafayette, Saturday afternoon.
In last years meet, Lee, Sandbach and Layden
finished in that order in the high hurdles, while
Sandbach captured first honors the low sticks,
followed by Layden and Stuart