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Evening star., 1938-02-13
IS HURLERS LISTED
ON BROWNS ROSTER
Will Have 40 Players Toiling at
San Antonio-Practice to
Start March Z.

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. l2.-Forty players,
nineteen Of them pitchers, are
named on the st. Louis Browns ac-
tive player list for 1898.
The Brownies, only team in the
American League yet to win a PEN
nant, will start spring training chores
at San Antonio March Z.
The roster, released today. includes:
Pitchers-Julio Bonetti. Edward Cole
George Hennessey. Oral Hiiderbrand. Harry
Linke. Bill Mile. Howard Mills. Robert
Muncrief. Louis tBuckD Newsome. Ewald
Pyle. William Strickland. Leslie Tietje.
Charles (Vito) Tamulis Bill Trotter. Rus
sell Van Alta, James Walkup and James
- Catchers-Anselo John Giuliani Sam
Harshany. Thomas Heath. BeEjamin HUFF
man. Almond Fay Payton and Bill Sullivan.
1nnelders--John Barley. Aloysius
Bejma. Thomas Carey. Harlond Gift. Sig
mund Gryska. Roy Hughes. ralph Kress,
William Knickerbocker and George Nc
Outfelders-Ethan Allen, Roy tseaul
Bell: Melvin Leonard Mazzera Colonel
Buster Mills. Edward Silbert and Sam
West.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
NASSAU EVENT WON
BY JOHNSON'S YAWL
Stormy Weather 0utsails Sonny
in 10-Mile Contest for
Governors Cup.

BY the Associated Press.
~ ASSAU, Bahamas, Feb. 1.-THE
54-foot yawl Stormy Weather,
which earlier in the week won the
Mlaml-Nassau sailing race for the
second year in row, today added the
l0-mile annual Governors Cup event
to its list Of conquests.
The Stormy Weather, owned BY
Robert w. johnson of New York and
sklppered by Dickey Endt. covered the
course in an elapsed time Of 3 hours
80 minutes, 80 seconds to beat out Al
bert E. Pierce's Sonny of New York
which required 3:35:l4. They were
the only entrants.
The race was on q handicap basis
and the corrected times were 2:55:22
and 3:o5:4S, respectively.
Shippers and crews of both the
Miami-Nassau and Governors Cup
events were guests tonight at dinner
and dance at which Gov. Charles F.
Dundas awarded trophies.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
C. Borng Team Beats HanoUa Fourth Straight Triumph
Baugh Planning
Turn Mentor
ereeial pispa tch to The Star.

ereciat Dispatch to The Star.
CHAPEL HILL, N. c., Feb. H.
Sammy Baugh. ace passer Of
the National Football League, hint
ed today at pulling q Battles" and
quitting the pro grid game.
Here to assist Head Coach Ray
Wolf Of North Carolina University
with the Tarheels' on-season drills,
Baugh was questioned about his fu-
ture plans today. Il hope to play
one more year Of pro football and
then get out" he said. He intends
to take up coaching after leaving
the pro ranks.
Baugh has been bothered by q
shoulder muscle that was pulled
loose In the last meeting Of the
Redskins and the Chicago Bears.
He IS wearing brace now, but ex-
poets to be all right within q few
days.
Evening star., 1938-02-13

Sam Allen Of Bristow, Okla. and
Glider Farrow of New Orleans Xavier
University were shut out.
Mighty Glenn Cunningham retained
his Hunter mile honors with a 4:1U
performance The indoor record
holder, while equaling the fourth best
mile ever run indoors, led Gene Venzke
of the New York A. c. home by 10
yards.
Glenn's Best This Season.
IT WAS the best performance Glenn
has given in his five undefeated
starts this season. His previous best
was a All performance in last weeks
Millrose games.
The injured Archie San Romani,
Cunningham's Kansas statesman and
New York Curb Exchange Club mate,
was forced to withdraw from this
classic. San Romani was the only
one of the field who appeared capable
of extending Cunningham.
Before he went to the starting line,
Cunningham assured meet officials
that he would attempt to break the
Boston mile record of 4:1l.9, which
he set here year ago, and to keep
his word he set his own pace for the
last half mile, instead of playing his
usual waiting game for the last half
lap.
Don Lash. the Indiana star who set
his 8:58 world record here in last
years Billings 2-mile event. had only
a yard on Norman Bright of San
Francisco tonight when he broke the
tape in 9:03.6. Bright was S yards
back starting the 22nd and gun lap
and he made it up while turning the
last corner. In third place, half lap
behind, the veteran Joe McCluskey of
the New York A. c. trailed.
johnson Again Victor.
COLUMBIA'S speedy Ben johnson,
undefeated this season, added an
other triumph to his long string by
hrnakino the fop oho,,{ & inrhee a hoo n
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Farewell Feast
Saddens Feller
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
WAN METER, Iowa, Feb. 12.-They
piled the food high for Bob
Feller today.
It was q farewell dinner to the
19-year-old Cleveland pitching star
who will leave with his parents
tomorrow for Dixie and the Indians
spring training camp. Twenty-Five
persons attended the cafeteria style
meal.
Gosh, I hate to think therell be
no more of this" said the husky right
handler as he stretched with obvious
satisfaction.
The Feller family, including g.
year-old Marguerite, plans to drive
to Miami, Fla. for q few days before
going to New Orleans where Bob will
report February. 20.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
BROWN SKATERS
BOBSLED RECORD
Slices Nearly 18 Seconds
From Figures for Four
0ne.MiIe Heats.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
T AXE PLACID, N. Y. Feb. "a
Ivan Brown, Keene Valley,
N. Y, machinist. cracked all
- existing records for two-man
bohsleds at Mount Van Hoevenberg
today in winning the fifth running of
the national A. A. U. senior champion
ships.
Brown drove the four 1-mile heats
in total time of 4 minutes 52.63 sec
onds. cutting nearly 1s seconds OH the
old mark. He clipped the course rec
ord OF 1861, held by himself, in each
heat. setting a new mark of 1:12.97.
Riding with him was A. M. Wash
bond. his partner in winning the 1886
Olympic two-man title in Germany.
Brown and Washbond have been
indicated in competition since 1885.
The run was lightning fast and
old speed marks went by the boards
10 times during the running of the
title event.
Marion Clark. Baltimore girl pilot.
upset In zie-zag in a practice run yes
terday, came back again today and
finished nth.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
ASSIGN STAKE WEIGHTS
War Admiral, With 13O Pounds.
Is IS Above Any Other. p

H1AEAH PARK, Fla, Feb. IL
R>-Following are the weights for the
$4,000 Widener Challenge Cup to be
run here March 5 for 3-year-olds and
upward at one mile and quarter:
war Admiral. 1870: Burning Star. 117.
Finance. 116: Thorson, 114; Infantry, liS:
Dellor. l3; Cahallero 3nd, liz; War Min.
strcl, Ill.
Mucho Gusto. 40; Teufel, no; colum-
Maeriel; 100; Tempestuous. lO9: Needic,
l0s: No Sir, Jos; Court scandal. i07:
Hook, 107: Piccolo. los. - .'' .'A
Rainland. 105:. zevson. 1O4; Caryola,
1O4; Tattered, 104; Rushaway. iOl; ts1e.
boy. 104: Double B., 103; Bow and Arrow,
eertis,- 100; Marker. loi; Panther trSsf..
a tS,' 'x;ss. xS;S,sSSSsos iSo 1oi; a''d'sl 100; 3ss7'
Evening star., 1938-02-13
By the Associated Press.

= ARANAc LAKE, N. Y. Feb.
~ l2.-Vic Ronchetti, Chicaeo's
-. blond streak Of the ice, tucked
- away three first places today
virtually to assure himself Of the North
American speed skating title.
Ptling up 90 points in the three
races-the 40, Y and 2 mile-plus
the 20 no secured for 4 second place
in Fridays mile event, Ronchetti. who
skates under the colors Of the Catholic
Youth organization, was far in front
of his competitors in the mems senior
division.
In second place was Eddie Schroeder
Of Chicago with 50 points, while
Tommy Smith, the 1e-year-old Utica,
N. Y, speedster was third with 40.
Schroeder fell In the qualifying
heat Of the 40, tripped over Dick
Werner Of Haledon, N. j., in the X
mile final. but almost beat out Rom
chetti in the 2-mile.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
ROSS READY TO TOLL
Honeymoon Over, welter Cham
pon Starts Training Monday,

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. IL lP).-
Welserveiztt Champion Barney Ross
arrived here today With Mrs. Ross and
said ne would start training Monday
Tor return to The ring late tn March.
TIE honeymoon IA over" the
champion said. Tn going back to
work now"
The Roses. married December S in
Chicago, have Just cornptets1 q we'd
cling trip t.?o1sht sfe wss. Indies
and Thrida.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Tolmich Ties '45' Hurdle Time.
Cunningham Wins Mile in 4:lO
For Boston Il. Il. Meet Mark

Of Perrin Walker of the New York
A. c. IN the Briggs 50-yard dash final,
raced In SIS seconds.
Larry Scanlon of Holy Cross was
third and the also rams were Frank
zeimetz of Boston College, Herbert
Thompson Of the New York Pioneer
Club and Herbert Weast of Columbia.
Jim Herbert, New York University's
great Negro flyer, making his second
start in as many nights, turned in the.
fastest 900" of the season, when he
came from behind and nipped Doug
Raymond Of Boston University by a
yard in the Hollis event. His time
was 1928.
1t was Herberts second STRAIGHT. .
Evening star., 1938-02-13

triumph in this race Howard Borck<
Of Manhattan. never In the COMPETE
ton, was third and the others in the
flve-man field were George Arnold of
the Millrose A. A. and George Quinn
Of New Hampshire.
Charles Beetham of the New York
Curb Exchange, who won the National
Collegiate 800 meters championship
for Ohio State last year, gave Man
hattan's Lou Burns 3-yard drubbing
in the Lapham 1000" His time
was 2:17.6, the same as that for the
1887 race, won by Burns. The vet
eran Don Fleet of the B. A. A.,
former Boston College star set the
pace for all but the last half lap and
finished in third place. Joe Funston
Of Philadelphia was fourth in the
eight-man field.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Varsity Quints

Maryland, 40; Catholic University. 80.
GsHrEe Gi,nzsr,g1s W1sshins,on 4dast a9: ,Wsyne 20
Frssnklin an and Marshall. 80; o.llau-
wlIfo9 H,s5 IAish' 40; John Marshall
Navy Pleoes; As: Eastern Hish. 4e.
West Virginia. A.; 9eorsetown; 80.
Navy. 4e: virginia Military, 80.
Pennsylvania, 81: Cornell. As.
5''s yEosh 5ssnsndoss ssa ssf'' w
ohiss sss.s' sssas.9H' y; Purdue. as;
NH.sn Ml.mi. cssel1Ss So osio at tn,7s4s, nqss
Misss;n MslsS.i s!.t; $ osi1 w.,.h1: wM,sh!:sns sss
PTesbyte!isn. 81; ststson: ss.
Mount Mount, gRiofn 5 fans,,. A.: MqSssinsum aS 80.
Eittssursh: 80; Penn state, a.,
Missouri sehsel oi Mines -; Missouri
y.l:; Hs.Ss:'ii Ss' h.s;s;sss, =; .,,,, %
dsorsis Tssh: -; vsnssib,ls' IS.
Agsans.'s Ausaan' 81; +; o.essi:. Tssi: 81:
R:s!$SsSah P''sss:''q ss a.asa.as,a ss
Riesmend. dss; I'd. IS: yir.ini.. ~. =.
Elon. 81; Catawba, 80.
ksssSI, kktnsss ss S. ri s.bi:ss: aSs: ssst' s. 90
T;nS T:ss: ~ Ss,55s;.s ;tsss; y Christian ~.
Erie Tech, AZ Erie Vincent, 80.
Bradley Tech; 3e; XAVIER. 80;
Citadel. %; Clemson. 26.
t1ns .nsu.a island; II; Esrlhaw; SO.
Dayton. "a; Cincinnati, cs.
E9anElin. MEsISIlsiIte' al: %; nsnny' Hsatlss' &c. 20.
Evansville College. As: Hanover. 43.
Central Normal. 80: Valparaiso. 81.
Minnesota. 2S: Illinois 90
st. Norbert. 36. Michigan Tech. %.
Lawrence Tech. 40: St. Mary's, 90.
Grand Rapids Junior collese. 10: Fsr-
Bowling Green. ss; Michigan Normal.
Brown "A; Colgate. go.
Hi.h e. fS,nt. ss 's East Carolina Teach
Indisns, .s; Louisville. %.
Taylor. ,34 Rose Poly. 20.
Had'S1hn dosh * Business co'lsss' a; sn'a'
Drsfs. q: washinsten University. 40.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
HARRIS SNETV VICTOR
|NPROLONCEDT|[T.
Takes 2 Hours az Minutes
Beating Cooke for Shot
at Riggs in Final.
Dy the Associated Press.

~ tAe AOoUC1AteQ TISSS.
@ALM BEACH, Fla. February
- 12-Charles Harris of West
Palm Beach fought 2-hour-
4 and AZ minute semi final
match with Elwood Cooke of Port
land. Oreg., today, finally winning the
right to meet Bobby Riggs in the Ever
glades Club finals tomorrow.
Harris simply outlasted the West
Coast player in a match that lacked
spectacular play. The score ran up
to 4-6, IS, IS, 60 as the ball
methodically passed back and forth
over the net.
Earlier. Riggs, the Chicago young
ster. ran Gardnar Mulloy of Miami
back and forth over the court at will
and won out with an easy 60, 6tl,
e2. The victor, seeded first here
and No. 2 nationally, handled the
game just about as he wanted.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
SWITZER GOLF CHAMP
Beats Par for Two Days to Win
Ormond Beach Title.

ORMOND BEACH, Fla, Feb. 10 (P),
Two days sub-par golf lifted Joseph
F. Switzer Of st. Louis to the Ormond
Beach Golf Championship today.
switzer defeated A. Melgard of Lake
Mahopac, N. Y, and S in the final
match today As on yesterday, the
st. Louis golfer was at top form and
literally blazed around the course. He
was out in 35, three under par, and
equalled par on the four remaining
holes OF the match. His card showed
three brides and an eagle.
Melgard was one over for 80 going
out and required a stroke too MANY
on each Of the rest Of the holes.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
ST. PAUL GETS BROWN,

ST. PAUL. February II R.-The
st. Paul American Association base.
bali club today signed Lloyd Brown.
36.year-old former Cleveland indiana
southpaw pitcher. He u . lo.year
man In the major leagues and wss .
isse agent Clsvsland yslsassd him
lase 9all.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n OSTON, Feb. 12-Allan Tol.
* mich of Detroit's Wayne Uni
versity equaled his world
record of ST seconds for the
45-yard high hurdles while nosing out
Forrest Specs" Towns, Geprgia's
Olympic champion, before a crowd Of
$4,000 in the 49th Boston A. A. meet
tonight.
Tolmich had set the world mark for
this high-timber event. distance at
tempted only here, in the recent Uni
corn meet.
Ted Day of Yale placed third and
Robin Hartmann of Dartmouth was
the other f1nalist. During the trials
Evening star., 1938-02-13
CLOSE FOR ST. JOHNS
Nips Hopkins Quint, 27-26, With
Last Minute Goal.

BALTIMORE. Feb. II R.-St.
johns OF Annapolis took a basket
ball game from Johns Hopkins tonight
In the last 80 seconds Of play, winding
up on the long end Of q 27-26 score.
Into the closing minutes, Hopkins
led with a 1925 edge. Shawn inter-
cepted cross-court pass by Hopkins
and shot goal from midcourt.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Sigmund Ruud Second.

THE other half of the brother COM
bination, Sigmund Ruud, was
second with 1913, and George Kot-
larek Of Duluth. Mimi, second last
year, was third today with 1852.
Sverre Fredheim Of st. Paul, winner
Of the 1887 meet, matched the cham
pion's 162-foot leap and had one Of
l47. but his form dropped him to
fifth place behind Walter Bietela Of
1shpeming, Mich, and the University
of Wisconsin, whose point score was
1887. Sigmund Ruud's jumps were
141 and l55 feet, Kotlarek had IA
and lS7 and Bietela turned in efforts
Of 142 and Isl.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
PITT, HUSKIES TO PLAY
Book 1899 and 1o41 Grid Tits
First at Seattle,

SEATTLE, Feb. IL R.-Ray Eek
mann, University Of Washington ath-
letic director. announced today the
University Of Pittsburgh and WASH
ington had agreed to = home-and-
nome football series beginning with
the Panthers' coming to Seattle for
the opening game of 1899.
washington In turn will travel to
Pittsburgh in 1o4l.
In their only previous engagement
Pittsburgh defeated Washington 2l-o
IN the Rose Bowl game Of 1897.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Riggs in Doubles Win.

IN THE doubles Riggs and Wayne
sabin Of Hollywood. Calf, defeated
Mulloy and George Toley Of Miami,
60. ", 10, 81, e3, and in
the other bracket the tired Cooke,
teamed with Eugene McCaulins of
New York, beat Frank Kovacs of Oak
land, Calf, and Wilmer Hines Of
Hollywood, Calf, 6-3, Ga, es.
After the singles final between Risrs
and Harris tomorrow, the doubles
teams Of Risgs-Sabin and Cooke-Mc-
Caulins will stage their final round.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Smith Third In 2.Mile.

SM1TH. however, was not up to the
form he displayed In winning
Fridays 220, scoring his only points
Of the day in the emile, in which he
finished third.
Janet Milne, oaranac Lake skating
queen. paced the women's senior
held with 90 points, which, like Rom
ehstds lad IN The nnsnb group, had
Evening star., 1938-02-13
SNEAD, DEMARET
PLAY GOLF FINAL
Penna and Picard Fall in
Semi-Wind.Up of Frisco
Open Tournament.
~ the Associated press


- AN FRANCISCO, Feb. 12.-sam
~ Snead. the West Virginian who
has developed into the home
- run slugger of golf. and Jimmy
Demaret, the Houston, Tex. conner"
will hght 1t out tomorrow in the So
hole final Of the IS 900 San Francisco
match play open golf tournament.
They reached the last bracket in
the annual tournament with con.
vincing semi-final victories
Snead dumped Tony Penna of Day.
ton, and l, in the semi-finsls. while
Demaret breezed through his test
against Henry Picard Of Hershey, Pa.
The score was and 3, and Picard
was behind from the first hole.
Demaret's victory was of the upset
variety. After beating Emil Mashie
of Fitchburg. Mass. 2 and !, in the
quarter finals this morning, he tackled
Picard as the shortender. He pro-
duced steadier golf than his rival,
however, to hold a Cup lead at the
ninth, while par 3 on the eleventh
and birdie on the thirteenth gave
him the 4-up margin which eventually
decided the issue.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
SKI CHAMP NEARS
PERFECT RECORD
Birger Ruud Wins Central
States Honors Despite
Poor Conditions.
BY the Associated Press.

BY tle ASSOCIHted PreSS.
~ HCAGO, Feb. l2.-Birger
I Ruud, Norway's world cham
I pion ski jumper. achieved
~ two onear-perfect efforts under
adverse conditions today at Soldier
Field to sail of with the Central
United States championship.
The tiny star from Kongsberg
made leaps Of ISL and 162 feet of
the 18-story slide erected by the
Chicago Daily Times. sponsor of the
event. and in spite Of sticky going.
did his work in almost perfect form
for . point score of l56.l0.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
PENN SCORES UPSET
Shows Way to Cornell Quint in
Eastern League Game.

! ITHACA. N. Y, Feb. '(P.-Penn-
sylvania's come e-backing Quakers came
through with their second upset in
week today by defeating Cornell 81
to IS In an Eastern intercollegiate
Basket Ball League game, athletic
feature OF Cornell's junior week fes-
tivities.
A couple Quaker substitutes, Charles
Diven and Anton Mischo. were the
heroes Of the victory over the leagues
second-place outfit. Mischo led Penn's
scorers with a total Of II points, 8
OF them in q first-half scoring spree.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Penna Eliminates Fayorite,

PENNA was out in par 3s, against
Snead's 81. Snead piled up his
winning margin by winning the 18th.
18th and 18th holes. He lost the 18th
on poor putt, then halved the 18th
in bogey S to coast out for the victory.
snead and Penna both ended up three
strokes over par figures.
Lawson Little. defending champion
and established favorite. was ehmi-
mated in the quarter finals by Penna,
up. Both Penna and Little shot be-
low-par golf. the finest of the tourna-
ment thus far. Penna had a 1886
68; Little went out in 36 and came
home IN 80 for SO.
Picard advanced to the seni-flnals
with a 10th hole win over Paul Runyan
OF White Plains, N. Y.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
Demaret Well Supported.

DEMARET finished in exactly par
figures for the rain-soaked San
Francisco Club course, a tricky golfing
test fortified by 152 traps. :
1t is 36-35-71 layout. Demaret
carded 81 and Picard 38 for the
first nine.
The Texan, 81 years old and pres
ent P. G. A. champion of his home
While Demaret was less spectacular
than the long-hitting Snead. he at
tracted solid backing for his final bid
for the top money prize of $1,000
Snead, after swamping Craig Wood
of Rumson. N. j., 6 and S, in the
quarter finals. took on Penna as the
established fayorite. He had a tough
fight on his hands. however, with the
little Ohioan taking two difficult puts
to halve the 9th and 9th holes and
hold the match even.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
LLOYD BROWN FiNALIST
Meets Don Newburn for Sarasota
Golf Championship.

SARASOTA, Fla, Feb. IL R.-
Lloyd Brown, former Cleveland pitcher,
and Don Newburn clash tomorrow in
the 36-ho}e final Of the annual Sara
sofa city golf tournament.
Newburn, seeking his ninth cham
pionship, defeated Charles Probe, 5
and I, today while Brown was trounc-
Ing Harry Sprague, 3 and /.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
ENGLISH RACER DIES

Z al IS FataI 70 SlIver Bow, Grand
National Entry.
LINGFIELD, England. Feb. IL
Py.-W. Nightingall's Silver Bow,
prominent candidate for the Grand
National. collapsed and died after
falling at the last fence in the Troy
town Handicap Steeplechase here
today.
The race was won by j. B. Shows
American.bred Delachance. another
well-fancied candidate for the Aintree
event March IS.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
REACH SQUASH FINAL
Cummings, Ramsey to Battle for
National Pro Title,

> PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II R.-
Lester Cummings, of New York, and
AL Ramsey. of Cleveland, advanced to
the finals of the National Professional
Squash Racquets Championship today
after hard-fought semi-final matches.
Cummings defeated Dan Martella,
OF Wilmington, 1915, 1875. Oils. 1874,
1912. Ramsey triumphed over Tom
1annicelli, Short Hills, N. J., by scores
Of sis, 1879, 1873, 1913.
Evening star., 1938-02-13
HURDLER BETTERS
WORLD STANDARD.
Lavery, South Africa, Does
"120' in ID FIat-Aussies
Take Empire Meet.
b the Axxoeia ted PYess

By the Associated Press.
- YDNEY, Australia, Feb. 12.-
One listed world standard and
four meet records were smashed
~ as the British Empire games
closed with Australia the winner Of
the unodicial team championship in
track and field.
The world record-breaking per-
formance was turned in by Tom Law
cry, South African Olympic timber
topper, who won the 120-yard hurdles
final in II seconds fat after twice
cracking the games mark for the
event.
Meet records were set by Barbara
Burke of South Africa, winner of the
women's 80-meter hurdles in 1T Sec
onds; James Afford of Wales, clicked
in 4:ll,6 for the mile, and Andres
Duplessis Of Southern Rhodesia, who
won the pole vault at l3 feet 6s4
inches.
Place Points Aid Aussies,
THOUGH Australia won only six
first places to Canada's eight, it
took the team title" by a heavy con-
centration on second, third, fourth.
NTH and sixth places The Australians
finished with 235 points to lel for
Canada. England WAS third with So,
followed by South Africa, 81; New Zea-
land, II; Wales. 13; Southern Rho
desia, IL; Scotland, 8; Ceylon. l. and
Ulster. /.
Canada's lone victory in the final
days 10 track and field events came
In the 1-mile relay. Jock Orr of VAN
ceuver, Bill Dale of Victoria. Jack
Fraser Of Vancouver and Johnny
Loaring Of Windsor. Ontario, won in
3:16.9. with England second.
j. P. Metcalfe. Australian Olympian.
won the hop. step and Jump at so
feet 10 inches: Dorothy Odam of Eng
land took the womens high lump
with a leap Of 5 feet 3 inches, and
Louis Fouche of South Africa gained
first place in the shot put with a heaye
Of Al feet 6 inches.
Breaks "OfRcial" Mark.
AFTER lowering the empire mark
to IA In his trial heat OF the
15o-yard hurdles Lavery turned in
his record feat, lettering the listed
world standard of l41 held by Forest
Towns OF Georgia. Lavery's perform
ance also equaled the American rec
ORD set by Bob Osgood Of the Univer.
sity OF Michigan in the United States
Big Ten intercollegiate Conference
championships last May. It failed to
approach a 1877 performance by
Towns at Oslo in August OF 1885.
Neither Towns 1877 nor Osgood's
l4-flat marks has been acted on bv
the international Amateur Athletic
Federation vet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-18
Marine News
Steamer Movements
NORTHBOUND

. No steamer northbound. . SCHEDULED SAILINGS . Denali scheduled to sail from . Seattle tomorrow noon. . Northland scheduled to sail . from Seattle October 2l at . 10 am. . Alaska scheduled to sail from . Seattle October g at 9 am. . Princess Louise scheduled to . sail from Vancouver October . 9 at pm. . Tongass scheduled to sail from . Seattle October 25. , SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS . Alaska in port southbound.
 . North Sea scheduled south
 . bound Thursday afternoon. , LOCAL SAiLINGS
 . Estebeth scheduled to sail every
 . "Wednesday at pm. for Sit
 . ka and wayports.
 . Dart leaves every Wednesday . at am for Petersburg, Port
 . Alexander, Rake and way
 . ports.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-18
HEINTZLENIAN TO SOUTHEAST

Regional Forester B. F. Heintzle- man was planning to sail aboard the Alaska today for Petersburg and Ketchikan in connection with recreational projects being spon sored by the Forest Service.