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Evening star., 1937-05-30
Only One Record Broken.

only one intercollegiate record was
" broken. j. Hamilton Hucker,
Cornel's ace timper-topper, cleared the
low hurdles in 23.2 seconds, full nth
better than the mark established In
1898 by A. c. Kraenzlein of Penn. and
since equaled by James Wendell, OF
Wesleyan, in 1913 and Ernest Payne,
of Southern California, in 1881.
1t was bad day for defending
champions, as only three came through
in nine events in which they were
seeking to repeat John Donovan OF
Dartmouth retained his 120 high
hurdles crown, but lost the low to
Hucker; Standish Medina repeated in
the pole vault as Columbia's Richard
Ganslen failed to score an expected
triumph that would have given the
Lions the team title, and Irving Fol-
wartshny, towering blond from Rhode
Island State, completely outclassed his
hammer throw rivals for the second
year In row.
Besides Mason, Donovan and Ben
nett. the others who failed to repeat
we're Tony Geniawicz, of Dartmouth,
shut out in the shotput; Alton Bell,
Of Maine, fourth in the javelin, and
Lou Burns, of Manhattan, fifth in the
880
Marquette, making its first I. c. "A
showing. won two titles, Ward Cuff
leading the spear tossers at 1877 feet,
5 inches, and Ed Burke, indoor worlds
record holder, placing first in the
high Jump at feet, 51s inches.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
@P0GRI11n6V& r
By BURTON HAWKINS

T AIRY JEFFRA, the Balti-
more bantamWeight who
twice has defeated Sixto
Il L Escobar, world champion,
finally has gained a title match
:. he definitely will clash with
Escobar in New York, possibly
under the promotion of Jack
Dempsey Phil Furr, the tat
toed local lad who vacated this
sector for the Pacific Coast, has
been signed to meet Ceferino Gar
cia, third ranking welterweight.
In Hollywood shortly.
Ken Overlin, who journeyed to
Seattle for title scrap with
Freddy Steele. who wears the mid
dleWeight crown, is heading home
-. Ken was stricken with jaundice
shortly after his arrival there
apparently recovered, Overlin re-
turned to the gym but was foored
by illness again Leroy Dun
can. the colored fighter who re-
Gently trimmed the highly re-
garded Tiger Roy Williams, will
show here shortly.
George Abrams, local welter-
weight who recently joined pro
ring ranks, is crack prospect and
an ace at sketching your likeness
-. his manager, Sid Fischel will
make him enroll at an art school
as soon as George drags down a
few purses Oscar Rankin.
sixth ranking middleweight, will
meet the winner Of the Ossie
SteWart-Tom Chester colored scrap
on the police card.
Ray Matulewicz, Dukes inter-
collegiate and Southern Confer
ence ht-heavyweight champion
who now is getting paid for it, will
face Popeye Irving at Raleigh,
N. c., on June 7 ;. Lou Ambers,
world lightweight champion. will
be wined and spaghettied by the
Italian Club during his visit here
to peek at the police card
Three managers who had world
champions will be here for the
police show . Lew Diamond, who
had Johnny Buff, former flyweight
and bantamWeight champ :.
Champ Segal, who piloted Charley
Phil Rosenberg to the bantam
title. and Al WE'LL. who manages
Ambers Diamond now is af-
flliated with Chino Alvarez, South
ern lightweight champion, who also
will be present.
WE'LL, incidentally, also manages
Al Gamer, leading contender for
the light-heavyweight crown pos
sessed by John Henry Lewis :.
and don't be too amazed if Gamer
and Lewis collide for the cham
pionship here this Summer {.
Norment Quarles. who fights Cow
boy Howard Scott Wednesday
night, didn't like the idea when he
was informed chiefly because
he has been trimmed twice by
Scott but his manager feels
he can avenge those lacings this
time.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Army Subdues Macy Teams
In Lacrosse, Base Ball Tits,
But Trails Middies on Track

WEST POINT, May 29.-Army and
Navy broke even in two events
here today, the Cadets winning the
ball game and TIE Middies the track
meet.
Nays track stars won 9 of IA
events to defeat Army, SO to So.
One meet record fell as Lynch, Navy
weight star, won the discus throw
with heave of l45 feet 9ss inches.
record. Lynch also won the shot put
at As feet l0ss inches.
Dalton scored another double for
Navy. taking the 220-yard dash in %
seconds fat and the quarter mile in
502.
Army had slight edge in the Sec
ond and third place points, but not
enough to overcome Nays margin
in the firsts.
1oo-YARD, DAsH.Won by, Rsayes,
Army. Time, 0:l0.
22O-YARD DASH-Won by Dalton,
Navy; second. Reaves, Army; third, Morgan.
Navy. Time. O:22.
, 44o-YARD DAsH-Won BY Dalton,
Navy; second: CUTS, Navy; third. Finn,
HALF-M1LE RUN-won by sconed.
Navy; second Jay Cox Army third.
Woodruff. Navy. Time. 1855.
ONE-MILE RUN-Won by Harry Navy:
second, Pfefrer Army; third. oldfeld,
TWo-MILE RUN-won by Lewis. Army;
5$o{Ak6 HiSM isaaa aHEspLEsmw,n sy
sso-9ARD Low Low ! HuRDLEs-won tniI, by
Newton; Navy; second. Byars, Army; third.
DIsCUs-Won by Lynch. Navy: second.
FiEe. N'vy; third. Myers, Army. Distance.
l45 feet ass INCHES.
second. Fike. Navy; third. Clark. A Army. m,
Distance. 1875 feet inches
sHoTPUrNWon BY Lynch Navy. sec
HIGH JuMPSwon BY y''esa Gardner. Navy;
second, Klocko, Army; third. Eaton. Army.
Aeis5t FoIE vHtLrWoh Isl 'Rehef 5, Jackson Armv
second Klocko. Army; third. Mccrory.
SasE BkoA6 Af'shti 5uMrhWon II fest sv Neal, Navy:
second. Kloeko. Army: third. Rich Navy.
Distance. 90 feet 8 inches.
Two Big Army Innings.
A RMY'S base ball team defeated
. = Navy, 8 to 3, before 5000 spec
tators.
The Cadets had two big innings, the
first and seventh, in which they put
together 6 of their 10 hits off three
pitchers to score seven runs.
The Midshipmen. although they
connected safely for nine blows off
Bull Davis ana Andy Lipscomb, could
not hunch them effectiyely
Evening star., 1937-05-30
SCHOOLBOYSPLAY
GOLF FSEM|-F|NALS
BroWne|| Takes on Sharkey,
Sullivan, Meyer Clash in
Title Tourney.
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OBB4 BROWNELL, District
L. amateur and junior golf
champion. will face Buddy
- Sharkey, private school champ,
and Charles Sullivan will clash with
Dick Meyer in the semi-fnal round
Of the District schoolboy champion
ship at Congressional today, following
two hectic rounds at Indian Spring
yesterday which brought the tourney
up to the penultimate stage
BroWnell, captain of the Roose-
velt; team, will face Buddy Sharkey
OF Gonzaga at sos, while Sullivan
of Bethesda Chase, and Meyer
OF st. Johns will precede them at
8 O'Clock. The final round will get
underway at l1:45 this morning.
Score Easy Victories.
CHARKEY and Brownell won their
way to the semi-fnal in easy
fashion yesterday, while Sullivan and
Meyer were pushed. BroWnell won
on the fourteenth hole against Dave
Ross in the opening round and polished
OF Frank Clark on the twelfth hole
in the afternoon. the same spot where
Sharkey won his second round match.
Finals in the second fight will be
played on Georgetown Prep Schools
course.
Yesterdays summaries:
FIRST FLIGHT FIRST rounH-Charles
Sullivan tBethesdaN defeated Horace Jen-
thesda, defeated Phil Busher Blair. l
up; Bob Brown (WesternC defeated Earle
Sklnker iBethesda),. = up; Dick Never
,st, Johns, defeated Bob Donohue 1Wil-
SOM, ; and 4; Jim Thompson Capitol
Psse Ppse.ssst, School defeated Leonard Lehman
tGcNzasal defeated Ralph Bosart WI
SOM. + and 4: Frank Clark (St. Johns
neieated Milford Stein Central. , and !:
Bobby BroWnell tRoosevelD defeated Dave
Ross tBethesda), and A.
tSecond round) = Sullivan defeated
Brown, 3 and .; Sharkey defeated Inomp-
son. ? and 6; Brownell defeated Clarke
sEcoND FLIGHT carst round-Bob
st: Johns. . and :; Sam stonestrect
western, defeated Bernard Rehkopf tSt.
Johns: and u: Fred Guttenplan tDey-
III, defeated Georse Father (Wllsonl, .
and l Tom Fitzgerald 'Gonzaga, de-
feated ,a George vass CWestern. by default;
lWilsonl,, a and .: Fred Rita twilsonI
defeated Lafe Franklin Central, and
l: Bill Leapley tCentran defeated Howard
valentine tTech>, 3 and =; Don Sulliva n
aD dstestsd dstessd
Guttenplan, and >: Rita defeated Kahn.
8 and =; Leapley defeated Sullivan, ! up,
Evening star., 1937-05-30
ALICE MARBLE BOWS
IN ENGLISH net PLAY
Beaten, 81, 81, by Chilean in
Middlesex Tennis Final as
Backhand Fails.

CHISWICK, Eng, May % F.-
~ Anita Lizana of Chile defeated
Alice Marble, American single title
folder. 81, 81, in the final round OF
the Middlesex tennis championships
today
Miss Marble held 7-6 lead in each
set and likewise had set point each
time, but her backhand failed at criti-
cal points.
It was Miss Marbles second defeat
on her British campaign. She was
beaten in the final round Of the Sur
rey tournament last week by Freda
James of England
Evening star., 1937-05-30
TERP nine is SECOND
Next to Dukes Great Outfit In
Southern Conference.

RICHMOND, Va, May 20 (P.-
Dukes base ball nine won the South
ern Conference championship by a
wide margin.
Records of the season show that
the Blue Devils won 16 of II games
played within the circuit. The lone
defeat was administered by Wake
Forest.
Maryland's strong team, title win
ners In 1886, finished second with
2-to-1 setback by Duke the only
family reverse.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Minor Leagues

International.
Baltimore, s; Jersey City, 3.
Montreal, 4: Toronto. !.
Newark, 6: Syracuse. 8.
American Association.
Minneapolis. z: st. Paul. 8.
Kansas City. 10: Milwaukee, 8.
Columbus. 4: Toledo. B.
indianapolis. 8: Louisville 3.
Southern Association.
Atlanta. .: Nashville. /.
Birmingham. 3: Memphis. I.
New Orleans. Z: Little Rock, l.
Chattanooga. 81; Knoxville. 3-3.
Pacific Coast.
sacramento. Is; Los Angeles. 8.
Oakland 8; San Francisco, 2.
Texas.
San Antonio T: Houston. 2.
New York-PennsylvAnia.
Willamsport 5: Albany. l.
Elmira, 5: Binghampton. l..
Wilkes-Barre. Z; Hazleton. I.
Trenton. z; Scranton. 4.
Piedmont.
Norfolk, z: Rocky Mount, 6.
Ashville. 3: Durham. 3.
Winston-Salem, B; Richmond. 4.
South Atlantic.
jacksonville, 8: Augusta, /.
Savannah. IL: Columbia, 10.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
BY the Associated Press


A NNAPOLIS. Md, May %
~ With three and one-half min
~ utes to play. Snuffy Posey,
"A first attack. gave Army's la
crosse team 6-to-5 victory over Navy
here today when he snagged pass
near the MILDLY goal and slammed
home the winning tally
The hard-driving Army team had
been unable to fight its way into the
lead until Posey made his winning
shot. With the count in their favor
they held on to the ball until the pistol
was fired.
A June week crowd of $4,000 saw
the Army team gallantly fight off the
Navy attackmen and continually keep
pressure on the Midshipmen.
The score was tied three times before
the winning shot. 1t stood 3-3 near
the end of the first half, a. midway
Of the third quarter and SIS with
seven minutes left in the game.
Navy found the Army defense air
tight as the fourth period began and
five minutes had passed before Bowers
got his third goal, taking a pass from
Smith and giving the Middies one
point lead.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
WHOLESALE attack

WHOLESALE attack on
n District A. A. U. track and
~ field records will be made
4 4 tomorrow when the leading
cinderpathers of Washington COL
eges. high schools and clubs gather
at the University Of Maryland for
the annual District championships.
Maryland, with Bill Guckeyson
heading a well-balanced lineup, IS
favored to win the team title, with
Georgetown, Catholic University,
Gallaudet and the Washington
Track and Field Club scoring
heavily.
Guckeyson will attempt to set
records In the shotput, javelin and
discus, but will have . formidable
rival tn "a Hahufeldt o6 Bulls
Evening star., 1937-05-30
CARDS ARE BLANKED
Western Maryland Takes Every
Set in Tennis Series.

p. WESTMINSTER, Md, May 20 (P.
The tennis team of Western Mary
land College blanked Catholic Univer-
sity, to 0. today, taking every match
in straight sets.
sINGLEs-Volkart (W. Md.) defeated
Cianston, IS. 6-2: Elliott (W. Md de-
feated Dunn. 81. Ct: Brown Nv. Md
Md defeated Arnold. 6-3, 6-3: Ran
some (W. Md defeated Hanrahan 60,
60; Belt wv Md defeated zender.
DOUBLEs-volkart and Elliott wv. Md)
defeated ClanSton and Dunn: 50, 50;
Arnold sad d poaslss. e|s. 60 0e'''''0
Evening star., 1937-05-30
College Sports

Base Ball.
Army. s. Navy 3.
Wisconsin 3: Notre Dame O,
Harvard. t: Columbia A.
Columbia. r; Pennsylvania 5.
Princeton. :: Harvard, 2
Yale. d; Cedar Hill. =.
Holy Cross. i: Providence, 3.
Brown. 4: Amherst J.
Manhattan s: C. C. N. Y, 8.
Hamilton. 7: Rochester 5:
Massachusetts State, 5: Vermont. 3.
Williams. Is; Trinity. T.
St. Joseph,s ~, George Williams. /.
Michigan State. 4; Michigan l.
Michigan Normal. :; Toledo. 5.
Cornell. 8; Dartmouth, /.
Lacrosse.
Army. g. Navy 3.
Maryland. Is: Penn State n.
College Tennis.
pittsburgh, o: Duouesne, a.
Michigan State. =: Western Reserve. J.
Western Maryland, s; Catholic Univer.
sity. o.
Union. e.: Rensselaer, Poly. 80.
Iowa State. 80; Drake. so.
Wisconsin. rs; Minnesota, AS
Polo.
Cornell @; New Mexico =
Evening star., 1937-05-30
lch them effectively,
Totals 35 1O2 10 Totals 33 924 /:
'Batted for Eliot In ninth inning

Navy " 600 oO1 Oon-3
Army Observation-Disclosures 800 600 AXIS
Runs,Durbin tal; Kasper ,2,. Vein
%. Anderson ~. Frrors-Saunders
Pace. Two-base hit-Laht Three-hase
hits-Mann. Durbin 90 Dobson. Home
bases-purb;n Lahti q, HoIeomb 9ie paee
Sacrifces-Dobson. Lipsconb. Thomson,
Bruckel. Double plays-Holcomb to Dob
SON. Saunders to Durhin to Dobson. Left
on bases-Army Z: Navy. 6. Bases on
balls-Or Mckay. j.; of Bruckell. J. on
Eliot ]: Struck out--By Davis. 3: by
Lipscomb. I: by BruckeI B. Hits-Of
Mckay. . in = inning; of Bruckell. in
e.. innings: of Eliot. l in l inning. OF
Davis. 3 in & innings; of Lipscomb. ! in
3 innings. Hit by pitcher-By Mckay
tWeinniel. by Davis Pace). by Eliot
tHolcomb). Umpires-Messrs. G. c.
0uieley- John 1mlah and Edward Balfe.
Time-2:1O.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
HILLCREST SEEKS REVENGE,

Hillcrest A. c. will be out for re-
venge when it meets the Egenton
Merchants in return game at 3
o'clock this afternoon on Diamond
No. Of Fairlawn Park. The Mer-
chants nine has been the only one
OF seven opponents to defeat Hillcrest
this season. Hillcrest is booking at
Atlantic 0l22 after o'clock.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
RYDER HEADS IC-4.A.

New York, May 20 (P).-At meet
ing of the track coaches of the Inter-
collegiate A. A. A. A., Jack Ryder Of
Boston College was elected president
to succeed Jack Rourke of Colgate
John Magee of Bowdoin was named
vice president and Harry Hillmat Of
Dartmouth, secretary-treasurer.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Attack District Track Marks
Guckeyson.Hahnfeldt Duel Will Feature A. A.
Games at College Park Tomorrow.

Prep, hero Of the G Club games,
who will oppose him In all three
events.
The first contest will start at
$50 o'clock. With the fields we'll
matched in most Of the Is events it
promises to be an exciting aft
ernoon. The admission fee Is two
bits.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Meredith Did It Twice.

THE other collegian to win both OF
4 these events was Ted Meredith
Of Pennsylvania. who did 1t in 1915
and again in 1916, setting world rec
ord of 47.4 that stood for is years and
an intercollegiate mark OF 1853 his
last time out.
John won his three events, the first
similar feat since 1894 with almost as
much dispatch. Splitting his after
noon between the sprint straightaWay
and the broad jump pit, he zoomed
over the cinders in 9.8 in the century
and 2l.2 in the furlong-after hitting
2i fat in his semi-hnal-and won the
lump with leap of % feet 6i2 inches,
a. inches better than the runner-up,
Hunt Ethridge of Yale.
But Pitt. though woodruff were
It's only individual victories compared
with Johnsons three and another by
Danny Taylor in the shotput Tor
Columbia. had its power better dis
tributed. Mason, while dethroned as
champion in both sprints. took the
deciding four points with his second
place in the latter dash, Ken Ryden
took third in the high hurdles and
fifth In the low, Harold Tost placed
third in the mile; Pete Bennett, the
1886 winner, tied for second in the
high Jump, and Eugene Taano was
second in the javelin throw.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
PLAY TWO AT SEABROOK.

Firestone and Seabrook Terminal
Ice Co. mines will meet in double
header at Seabrook, Nd, today, the
first game starting at ! o'clock. Lefty
Bill Beck and Charlie Booker will
pitch for Frestone.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Totals. 46 II - l3 Totals. 40 IA 81 l3
'Batted for Russell in sixth
iBatted for Sorrell in eighth

st. Louis ---------- ISL O2O 1913
Runs-Davis (3). West ca Knicker-
booker. Hemsley. Carey (3). Walkup go,
Fox; Rogell go. Goslin Greenberg Walker,
English ,Tebbetts. Runs batted invest
t5l. Walker 3D. Davis l2) Cliff C2). Vos-
mix (2). Greenbers ,2). Goslin. Tebbetts.
H Herman, RoEell, Walkup. Error-English.
West. Davis, English. Three-base hits
Tebbetts, Greenberg. Home runs-Roeell,
Walker Stolen bases-Fox. Carey. Vos-
Knickerbocker to Davis. .Rogell to English
to Greenberg. Left on bases-Detroit. &:
st. Louis. IL. Bases on balls-On Con-
man. /: on Russell. o. on sorrell 2: Of
Wade. L: OF Walkup, f.. Struck out-By
Russell. l: by Sorrell, 2: by Walkup. ! .
Hits-on coffman, s in ia innings: oil
Russell. 4 in 42s innings; OF sorrell. 3
in 2 innings: on Wade, in l inning.
Wild pitch-Walkup. Passed balls
Tebbetts ca. Hemsley. Losing pitcher
Conman. umpires-Messrs; Kolls. Hub
dance-12.O0O.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
WEST KEEN AT BAT
AS BROWNS PREVAIL
Hits Two Doubles, Three Singles
in 1879 Win From Tigers.
Walkup Goes Route.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT. May 29.-The st. Louis
Browns pounded three Detroit
pitchers hard today for 13-to-9 vic
tory in the third game of the series.
Sam West, Browns centerhelder. hit
two doubles and three singles.
Billy Rogell and Gerald Walker hit
home runs for the Tigers with the
bases empty in the ninth.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
GOLF DEADLINE NEAR.

Entries for the Federal Golf League
tourney next week will close Tuesday.
The tournament for the title now held
by Tommy Webb and for the team
championship will be played at In
dian Spring next Monday and Tuesday.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
PERRY STOPS VINES
Scores First Pro Series Win in
ENGLAND at Wemblev.

LONDON, May 29 (P).-Fred Perry,
former world amateur champion, won
his first professional tennis series
in England today when he defeated
Ellsworth Vines in the third and de-
Gliding match at Wembley. The scores
were Ga, Ga, 12-lO.
In a preliminary match Hans Nuss-
lein Of Germany beat Bill Tilden,
10-8, 6-3.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
MARYLAND KEEPS
LACROSSE CROWN
Routs Penn State, $50, for
Clear ReCord-Freshmen
Also Victorious,
BY the Associated Press.

~ OLLEGE PARK, Md, May
29.-University of Maryland's S
I lacrosse team retained its ma
~ tional championship today by
routing Penn State. Is to 0. before
an alumni reunion crowd Of more than
1000.
Sweeping aside all opposition from
the outset and scoring freely even with
plentiful substitutions, the Old Liners
finished their season undefeated in
collegiate competition to lay claim to
national honors for the second straight
year.
1t was the last game for Maryland's S
All-America stickman, Charley Ellin-
ger, who will be graduated next
Saturday. The Maryland out-home
rang up three goals to share high
scoring honors with Bob Nelson, in
home.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
EAGER TO PLAY BALL.
Monroe on Top.

Any unlimited nine looking for an
all-around ball player should con-
tact Nick Rinaldi, 36l4 Albermarle
street, telephone Emerson 5662. He
is willing to play.
Evening star., 1937-05-30

Goals-Carliss 81. Nevares Oh, ,Grier
CO.. Cole t2,. He'll. Bond 90. Dattleoaum.
Substitutions - MARYLAND DAllessan-
Walmsley. Kliwefelter Linthicum. Cat
chell. Lane. Penn State, Edwards, Arnold.
Evans. McHugh. Yale.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Tempers Became Frayed.

POSEY captured a Navy pass and
got in long shot to tie it up SIS
with about seven minutes to go. Play
at this point was hectic and tempers
became frayed. Smith, Army cover
point, in a mixup behind the goal,
threw down his gloves and stick to
square off at MILDLY player.
Truxton got loose with the ball, but
was stopped passing to Sherburne It
was tossed about until Posey snagged
it.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Five Others Lost

1--WE other Old Liners also ended
their careers. Buddy Yaeger and
Oden Bowie, defense men, and Jack
Kelly, goalie, all regulars, and Harvey
Cooke and Jack Downin, defense
reserves.
Coach Jack Ferber used his entire
squad in the contest. The Mary
landers were the masters throughout
penetrating the Nittany Lions defense
time and again and allowing the
visitors to come within scoring range
only at infreouent intervals
Evening star., 1937-05-30
GORDONS WANT GAME.

A game for today with some strong
unlimited nine with = diamond Is
wanted by the Gordon's Cafe nine.
Call Lewis at Columbia 3l6A
Evening star., 1937-05-30
COLUMBIA TRAILS
|NC|NDER J0UST
Woodruff and Johnson Big
Stars in IC-4.A Games.
Lone Record Made.
BY BILL BONI,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

n YEW YORK. May 29.-Scoring
N in 9 of the Is events while
" their chief rivals concentrated
a their efforts on only S, the
University Of Pittsburgh's well-bal-
anced track and field forces today
won their first intercollegiate A. A.
A. A. team championship with a
total of 3Ola points to 80 for Columbia.
Not until the final race on the
program. staged before crowd OF
1000 at Randalls Island Stadium, was
the title bestowed on the Panthers,
who have been trying to win ever since
1918. That race, the 220-yard dash,
was won by Ben Johnson, Columbias
Negro flash, who thereby completed
a triple" but the shade by which
Edgar Mason Of Pitt placed second
ahead of Larry Scanlon of Holy Cross
in postage stamp finish was also the
shade by which Pitt placed first ahead
of the Lions.
1t was a crushing disappointment
for Columbia, seeking to add its first
outdoor crown since 1879 to the indoor
title 1t won last March, but a we'll
earned victory for the blue and gold
of the Panthers. They placed in five
OF the six fiat races. missing out only
In the 2-mile; in both hurdles and
in two of the seven field events.
Field Is Strung Out.
WITH Pitt and Columbia staging
SNV ~ oJo hot Co1j.
fornia edged out Princeton 26l2 to 26
In 1922. the rest OF the field was strung
out we'll behind. In their place with
% points came Cornell, winner last
year, followed by Michigan State with
20l9; Rhode Island State. which
picked up all but three of its points
In the field, l7l2: Dartmouth. 1879;
Princeton, 1412; Yale, 13, and Man
haitian and Marquette, tied for ninth
at 10 each
Eleven other colleges had totals
ranging down from the collected by
Harvard to the point each for Col
gate and Brown.
The duel between Pitt and Colum-
ba also was duel between their in
dividual aces, johnson Tor the Lions
and 6-foot 4-inch, l80-pound John
Woodruff for Pittsburgh. Both had
been touted in advance as multiple
event winners and both came through
nobly.
Woodruff, an Olympic 88o-meter
champion at Berlin last Summer be-
fore he was eligible for 1C4-A COM
petition as a sophomore, chalked UP
the first 44o-sSO sweep since Kurt
Mayer of Cornell won the quarter-mile
and half in 1919. The long-striding
Negro giant tied the intercollegiate
record of At seconds fat set by Bill
Carr of Pennsylvania five years ago, in
winning his 44oyard title eased up
and came from behind down the home
stretch to win the $50 in 1921.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Terp Frosh Rout Opposition.

IN A preliminary game, the Mary
land frosh also gave the Penn
State frosh a shellacking, the count
being 16 to l.
The young Terps excelled the visi-
tors in every department.
Evening star., 1937-05-30
Pitt 7rumphs BY a Point Make Marathon Race ppear Easy
KEEPS
C|NDERPATHT TITLE
Noses Out Dunbar by Four
Points in Miner Meet.
Monroe to Front.

RMSTRONG HIGH SCHOOLS
n athletes retained their cham
~ pionship yesterday in the sec
a ond annual Miner Teachers
College track meet at Howard Sta
dium, scoring ST points to nose out
Dunbar, which scored SO.
Randall annexed the junior high
school title, barely surprising Garnet
Patterson. Randall tailed III. points,
with the runners-up only half point
behind. Francis finished in third
place with Is points.
Evening star., 1937-05-30

Goals-Ellinger ~. Nelson C3,. Hewitt
f"> Meade CO. Croft. Muncks. Lee Cooke.
Watson.
bstitutions-Marylsn Deelcy. Wal
ton. Digss. Downin Lee. Muncks Cooke,
Grof. Rouse. Badenhoop. Penn State,
Deffalco. Lott. Andrukitis. Maribitsky,
Cowan. Buckman.
Referee-Clem Spring ST. Johns. Um-
pire-Fred Wehr Pennsylvania.