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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1942-02-19

along" He turned to John Colt. "The
offers I made, / made on my own
hook" he said. 'tThey are now with
drawn. But I'll tell you why I made
them-it may interest you very
much"
mot particularly" John Colt
drawled. '.You have a lost case,
Wayne"
'Im going to kill your case" :"
Dick said tonelessly. mo, I'm 60
ing to do worse to you than that
I'm going to give my brothers the
means with which to kill your case.
To do that will cost me great deal,
in some very obscure ways. 1t will,
in fact, cost me more than my
share of Alakoa is worth. That is
why ! offered to settle with you.
For Miss Watersons sake, but prin-
cipally for my own, I'm sorry that
you refused. But you're finished,
Colt-through-washed up-done."
Il get what you mean," John Colt
smiled.
IF you think a little further" /"
Tonga Dick said, you'll see even
more clearly what | mean. Your
case has one hole in it. Ask your
self what that hole is"
Karen Waterson, watching John
Colts face, saw curious thing hap
pen then. The faint, tired smile on
Colts face fingered there still, but
after moment Karen saw that it
was only the form of it that re-
manned. Colts eyes were fixed hard
on Tonga Dick, and Karen thought
she had never seen anything like the
intensity of that unwinking stare. II
ever a man tried to look into an
other mans mind and take it apart,
Colt was trying it now.
Dick Wayne was filling his pipe.
The very fact that he was smoking
q pipe at all at tea dansant made
him look more at ease thereby, as
if he alone, of all the people on that
broad lanai, was completely at
home.
you're thinking Of exactly the
same thing l am. John." Dick a.
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and Mrs. George Huber and son were
evening callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clate Scoles attended
a wedding dinner at the Bath Town
ship house, honoring Miss Lucille
Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kenton and
son of Ada were Sunday supper
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clate Scoles.
Mrs. VIM. Lugibill spent Saturday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Lugibill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clate Scoles called
Sunday evening at the Clint Moore
head home.
Marilyn Stratton spent Wednesday
night with Sondra Sue Huber.
Mrs. Cora Huber, Mr.. and Mrs. Joy
Huber and daughter called on Mrs.
Bessie Hefner of Lafayette, Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Owens and son
of Lima were Monday evening sup
per guests of Miss Claribel Owens
and Mrs. Sarah Oates and son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Jennings and
son Rodney spent Sunday evening al
the Walter Schaublin home.
Mrs. Della Kunst spent the last two
weeks with her niece, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Gleason and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Jennings and
son spent Saturday evening with Mr.,
and Mrs. Warren Moser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Jennings and
son were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
ad Mrs. Tom Fleming of Lafayette.
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NoaV go on Nth the story.

Dick Wayne emptied his glass,
snapped it down upon the table, and
pushed back his chair. 'I'll see you
in couple of days." he said to Kar-
en-, ION Alakoa."
That surprised an answer out of
her. "Alakoa? We're not coming to
Alakoa."
"Oh, yes, you are. Or at least he
is. He'll probably want to bring you
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PAGE SEVEN

must keep our people healthy so
that they may prosecure this war
with all vigor and to do this we
must make foods available to the
rank and file at fair prices. The
A G. P, with its simplifed methods
of distribution, is pledged to this
course.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
State of Ohio,
Allen County, S..
Estate of Albert Fl. Marshall. Deceased.
Orlo Marshall of Columbus Grove, Ohio, has
been appointed and qualified administrator
of the estate of Albert II. MARSHALL late Of
Allen County, Ohio. deceased.
Dated this 9th day of February. 1912.
RAYMOND SMITH,
ID Probate Judge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-12-25
Al BLOZIS.

pionship. 21-Ray Robinson stopped
Reuben Shank. Tony Musta out
pointed Lee Savold. 22-Devil's
Thumb won Grand Union Hotel
Stakes and Can't Wait took Sara
toga Handicap 23-Gunder Haegg
set new world 2,0OO-meter record
of 5:11.8. 27-After losing three
straight to Cardinals league Leading
Dodgers won behind Curt Davis to
keep 5l2-game lead. 28-Chicago
Bears beat college football All-Stars,
21-0. Gunder Haegg set world rec
ord for 5000 meters at 8:012. 30
Alsab won American Derby. Devils
Thumb won Saratoga's Hopeful
race. 31-Dodgers bought Pitcher
Buck Newsom and Yanks purchased
Outfielder Roy Cullenbine from
Washington.
SEPTEMBER A. Gunder Haegg
set world record of
4:046 for mile. 5-Brooklyn' s
league lead dropped to three games
as Dodgers lost and Cards won.
6-Pauline Betz took women's
United States singles championship,
with 1t. Gardnar Mulloy and Billy
Talbert winning doubles. Kan
sas City captured American Asso-
citation baseball pennant. Ted
Schroeder beat Frank Parker for
national singles tennis title. Louise
Brough and Margaret Osborne took
Women'S doubles, 8-War Depart
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. BILL SMITH.

ment sanctioned Louis-Conn heavy
weight fight for October. 10
Fritzie Civic outpointed Welter-
weight Champion Freddie Cochrane
in non-titl fight. IL - Gunder
Haegg set 3-nile world record at
1884. Max Lanier pitched Cardi-
mails to win over Brooklyn and en-
abled Cards to tie Dodgers for
league lead. WhirlaWay won Mar
rangansett Handicap. 14-New York
clinched American League pennant,
as Ernie Bonham pitched goth
victory. 15-Jimmy Biyins out
pointed Tami Mauriello. 1S-War
Department approved proposal Louis
and Conn be allowed $135 ,451 from
fight gate to pay debts. 19-Alsab
beat WhirlaWay by nose in Paw
tucket match race. 20-Gunder
Haegg set 3-mile world record at
1924 and 5000 meters at 1888.
23-Larry MacPhail resigned as
Dodger general manager to enter
Army. 25-Secretary of War Slim
son, shocked" by financial arrange
ments for fighters, ordered cancella-
ton of Louis-Conn October IL fight.
Chalky Wright outpointed Lulu
Costantino to retain featherweight
championship. 26-Bolingbroke beat
Whirlaway in Manhattan Handicap
and set new American record of
2:27a5 for ~ miles Stanley Harris
resigned as Washington Senators
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Indicates retained title.
BadmintOn.

Indicates retained Title.
Badminton.
National singles-*Men, Dave
Freeman, Pasadena, Calf; women,
Evelyn Boldrick, San Diego, Calf.
National doubles-'Men, Freeman
and Chester Goss, Hollywood, Calf; !;
women, Evelyn Boldrick and Janet
Wright, San Francisco.
Baseball.
World champions-St. Louis Car
dinals.
National League CHAMPIONSHIP
dinals.
American League-New York
| Yankees.
Leading Observation-Disclosures, Ernie
lombard, Boston Braves, .331;
american. Ted Williams, Boston
Red Sox, 1855.
Leading pitcher-National, HOWE
Krist, st. Louis, 1873; American, Err
ME Bonham. New York, 21-5.
Most valuable player-National,
Mort Cooper, ST. Louis; American,
Joe Gordon, New York
Home unconstitutional, Mel OFT
New York, 30; american, Ted Will
liams, Boston, 36.
National semi pro - Wichita,
Kans.. Boeing Bombers.
Little World Series-Columbus,
American Association.
College.
Western Conference-Iowa and
michigan Ctie).
Big Scientifically State (Moun-
tain Intercollegiate League).
Southwest-Texas A.. & M.
big Six-Missouri.
Eastern Observation-Disclosures
ton.
California MISUNDERSTANDING
ern California.
Pacific Coast-Oregon Northern
division).
Observation-Disclosures.
Basket Ball.
National AAU-Men, Denver
American Legion. Women, Daven-
port, Iowa, AIC.
New York, invitation-West Vir-
ginia U.
National Association of Inter
collegiate Basket Ball Cat Kansas
City)-Hamline U. est. Paul..
NCAA-Stanford.
Eastern Observation-Disclosures
mouth.
Pacific Coast-Stanford.
Blk Six-'Kansas and Oklahoma
| (tie).
Southwest-Rice and ARKANSAS
(tie).
Missouri Valley-Oklahoma A. g.
NJ. and Creighton (tie).
Big Seven-Colorado U.
Western-Illinois.
'Southern-Duke.
Observation-Disclosures.
Billiards.
'World 1872 balkline Welker
Cochran, San Francisco.
"World three cushion - Willie
Hoppe, New York.
World pocket-Willie Mosconi,
jackson, Mich.
Boxing.
'Flyweight-Little Dado (NBA).
Bantamweight Manuel Ortiz
(NBA): Lou Salica (NY).
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Rowing.
Observation-Disclosures.

hOWlHk.
Yale-H arvard-*Harvard.
NATIONAL AAO.
Senior single sculls-Joe Angyal,
Ravenswood, B. c.
Senior fours-Fairmont r. A.,
Philadelphia
intermediate Eights-West Side.
Senior quadruple sculls-Fair-
mont, r. A.
Senior straightforward McCreesh,
Crescent.
Senior four without coxswain-
Fairmont, R. A.
Senior doubles-Fairmont, R. A.
Senior eights-Fairmont, R. A.
Team-Fairmont, R. A.
Skating.
FIGURE.
National champion-Men: Bob
Specht, Chicago: women: Mrs.
Jane Vaughn Sullivan, Philadel-
phia. Pair: Walter Noffke and
Doris Schubach, Springfield,
Mass.
North American - Men: Ralph
McCreath, Toronto, Canada.
Women: Mary Rose Thacker,
Winnipeg, Canada. Pair: NC
Creath and Eleanor OMeara.
SPEED.
National champion-Men: Ken
Bartholomew, Minneapolis. Wom-
en-: Carmelita Landry, Fitch
burg, Mass.
North American-Men: Barthol-
omew. Women: Miss Landry.
Skeet Shooting.
National individual-Dr. LIE Roy
Childs, Lake Kerr, Fla.
All-gauge team-Navy.
20-gauge-H. Lutcher Brown, San
Antonio, Tex
20-gauge (women)-Mrs. LIE Roy
Childs, Lake Kerr, Fla.
Small gauge-L. S. Pratt, In
dianapolis.
Sup-small gauge-Dick Shaugh-
messy, Boston.
'Women's championship-Mrs. M.
L. Smythe, Aurora, Ohio.
Junior championship-Joe Devers,
Dayton, Ohio.
Professional individual - Grant
useng, Chicago.
Professional all-around - Ilseng.
Amateur Observation-Disclosures.
Skiing.
National downhill-Open, Martin
Fopp. Timberline, S. G. Oregon;
amateur, Barney Mclean, S. c.
Zipfelberger, Denver, Colo: wom-
ems open. Miss Shirley McDon-
old, Sun Valley, S. c.; amateur,
Miss Mcdonald.
National slalom-Open, Mclean
and Sig Engl, Sun Valley tied) !;
amateur, Mclean; women's open,
Mrs. Gretchen Fraser, Sun VAL
ley S. c.; amateur, Mrs. Fraser.
National combined downhill- sla-
lom-Open, ALI Engen, Sun VAL
ley S. c.; amateur, Mclean;
women's open, Miss Mcdonald;
amateur, Miss Mcdonald.
National combined cross-country
and jumping-Howard Chivers,
Hanover, N. H.
National four-event-Merriu Bar
Der. Brattleboro, vt.
National tumping-Class A, Ola,
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TED SCHROEDER.

Orphan beat Shut Out In Dwyer
Stakes. 21-Ben Hogan won Hale
America golf with 271, Bob Jones
far back with 200. 23-Louisiana
State and Stanford tied for team
title in intercollegiate golf cham
pionship. 27-Frank Tatum, jr.,
Stanford, took intercollegiate golf
title. Betty Jameson, San Antonio,
won Women's Western Open golf. %
Clayton Heather won Mahoning
Valley golf tourney with low 264.
UIIY 1-Gunder Haegg, Sweden,
ran mile in 4:062, lettering
by one-ffth Of a second Sidney
Wooderson's world record Ted
Williams benched for loafng in
game, fined $3.50. 4-Tola Rose beat
Whirlaway in Butler Handicap.
Don Bulge won professional tennis
championship, beating Bobby Riggs.
g. American Leaguers whipped
Nationals in All-Star game, 81
7-American League All-Stars beat
Mickey Cochrane's All-Service base
ball team, SO. 10-Arne Anders-
son, Sweden, clicked in 4:06.2,
equaling Haegg's mile mark. 12-
Larry French, Brooklyn pitcher, won
10th straight game. Pat Abbott
won Western amateur golf cham
pionship. 15-Whirlaway won Mas
sachusetts Handicap and $43,850,
becoming turf's leading all-time
money-winner with $454,336, bet
tering Seabiscuit's total of $437, 1870
18-Occupation took Arlington Flu
turity. 19-Craig Woods Ryder Cup
team repulsed Walter Hagen's chal-
lengers, 1915. Joe Angyal won
singles title in national rowing re-
gatta. 21-Gunder Haegg lowered
2,000-meter record to 5:16.4. IS
Joe Kirkwood was disqualified,
Tommy Armour withdrew when
pros rebelled against wearing num-
bers on back in Chicago's Tam O
Shanter golf tourney. Marvin Ward
won Tam O. Shanter amateur title.
27-Byron Nelson beat Clayton
Heafner in Tam O. Shanter golf
open playoff. 31-Ray Robinson
beat Sammy Angott.
AUGUST 1-As teams entered
last two months of pen
nant races Brooklyn led st. Louis
by 9l2 games in National, New York
paced Boston by 1012 games. Round
ers beat Whirlaway in Arlington
Handicap. 6-Allie Stolz outpointed
Featherweight Champion Chalky
Wright in non-title bout. 8-Craig
Wood won Canadian Open. Billy
Smith, 17-year-old Hawaiian, set
three records as Ohio State won
AAU swimming championship. 12-
The Ambassador won Hambletonian
trotting classic. 15-Shut Out won
Travers race at Saratoga. Occupa-
ton won Washington Park Flu
turity. Betty Jameson, San An
tonic, won Western golf title. 16-
Riviera Club, Indianapolis, won
AAU womens swimming cham
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SAM SNEAD.

manager. 27-Cardinals clinched
the National League pennant on
final day. 29-Columbus beat SYRIA
cuse to win Little World Series.
Al. Alsab won Lawrence Realiza-
ton race. 30-Yankees won first
World Series game from Cardinals,
IA. Red Ruffng allowed no hits
for 72s innings, but was knocked
out by Cardinal ninth-inning rally.
Billy Southworth signed as Cardinal
manager for 1913.
OCTOBER 1-cardinals beat
Yankees in second
World Series game, 4-3. 3-Cardi-
mails won third game, shutting out
Yankees, 20. Whirlaway beat Al
sab in Emile Gold Cup race as
Occupation won Belmont Futur-
ity. Minnesota's 18-game winning
streak snapped by rs loss to Iowa
Pre-Flight football team. Gar
dinals whipped Yankees, 9-6, in
fourth game. Nashville beat
Shreveport to take Dixie baseball
series. 5-Rookie Eddie Kurow-
skis home run in ninth brought
Cardinals AZ win over Yankees
and world championship. Rookie
Pitcher Johnny Beazley won his
second game of the series. G.
Make Shapiro outpointed Bob
: Montgomery. 10-Alsab beat Whirl-
away and Obash in New York Han
dicap. Count Fleet won Cham
payne Stakes. OSsie Bluege named
Washington Senators manager. 16-
National Boxing Association said
titles of fighters would be frozen for
duration. 20-Jimmy Bivins out
pointed Bob Pastor, who retired
from ring. 21-Alsab beaten by
filly Dark Discovery, as Shut Out
ran fourth in Gallant Fox Handi-
cap. 22-President Roosevelt Or
dered Army-Naby football game
transferred from Philadelphia to
Annapolis to avoid transportation
crush. 27-Baseball writer's named
Mort Cooper, Cardinals pitcher, as
National Leagues most valuable
player. 28-Whirlaway, only en-
trant, won Pimlico. Special in rich
est 100000 walkover in turf his.
tory. 29-Branch Hickey signed
f1ve-year contract as president anc
general manager of Brooklyn
Dodgers. 30-Tami Mauriello out
pointed Lee Savold. Switzerland
beat lola Rose and Alsab in West.
chester Handicap. Count Fleet beat
Occupation in Pimlico F'uturity.
| NOVEMBER Riverland bea
Whirlaway in Rigg.
Handicap at Pimlico thus whipping
both Alsab and Whirly in four days
Baseball writers named Joe Gordon
Yankees, as American Leagues mos
valuable player. Gray Robinson
beat Vic Dellicurti for 18th straight
victory without defeat. Sired A
McGlone won National A. A. U
marathon. 11-Alsab won Victory
Handicap at Belmont. boosted earn.
ings to s345,165 before going int
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Hammer Throw - Capt. Chester
Cruickshank, Camp Devens, Mass.
'56-pound Weight-Francis Berst,
New York A. C.
Discus-Bob Fitch, Minnesota U.
"Javelin-Boyd Brown, San Fran
cisco Olympic Club.
Pentathlon - Joshua Williamson.
Xavier College, New Orleans.
Decathlon-Bill Terwilliger, I'LL
nois.
Marathon-Fred McGlone, Rox-
bury, Mass.
WOMEN'S OUTDOOR (AAU.
so Meters-Jeanette Jones, Hat
tisburg AAA.
100 y Alice Coachman, Tuskegee
Institute.
200-Stella Walsh, Polish Olympic
Women's A. C.
80-meter Hurdles-Lillie Purifoy,
Tuskegee
High Jump-Alice Coachman.
Broad Jump-Stella Walsh.
Shot Put Romano Harris, New
York.
'Discus-Stella Walsh.
Javelin-Dorothy Dodson, Chi
cago Park Hurricanes.
TrapshOOting.
| Grand American Handicap
James F. Holderman, Morris, Ill.
Champion of championships
! Moore, Kewanee, III.
Professional-Clyde C. Mitchell,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Women's-Mrs. George Cameron,
| Houston.
National clay target-Bill Dren-
non, Utica, Ill.
Junior. M. Jones, Shreveport,
La.
All-around-Julius Petty, Eng
land, Ark.
Wrestling.
AAU
CATCH-AS-CATCH-CAN
lis pounds-Bill Curtis, Crescent
Club Tulsa, Okla.
l21-Bob Barber, Minnesota U.
128-Sid Marks, Crescent Club.
+134-Douglas Lee, Baltimore
YMCA.
145-Dave Arndt, Crescent Club.
155-Vernon Logan, Crescent
Club.
165-Joe Scarpeno. vental H. S..
Omaha.
175-Garnett Inman, Bowman
Field, KY.
191-Sam Santo. Camp Polk. La.
Heavyweight-Leonard Levy, Min
nesota U.
Team-Crescent Club, Tulsa.
COLLEGE.
"NCAA-Oklahoma A. and NJ.
Western Conference-Purdue.
missouri Valley-Oklahoma A.
and M.
big Six-Iowa State.
Southern-North Carolina.
Eastern intercollegiate - Penn
| State.
Big Seven-'Colorado State Cast.
ern division). Brigham Young
(Western).
Pacific Coast-sCalifornia (South.
ern division); Washington, Oregon
State and Warrington State cited.
Northern).
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team, stamford and Louisiana
State (tie).
Western Conference-James Nc
earthly, Illinois; Michigan.
Southern-Grover Poole, Duke;
Duke.
Southwest-J. William Russell,
Texas; Texas.
Big Seven-Charles Lind, Denver;
colorado.
Pacific Coast-Frank Mccain,
Stanford; stamford (Southern divi-
sion); Dick Hanen, Oregon; WASH
ington Northern division).
Eastern MISUNDERSTANDING.
Big Six-Nebraska.
Southern intercollegiate Grover
Poole, Duke; Louisiana State.
Southeastern-Arnold Blum, Geor-
gia; Louisiana State.
Ice Hockey.
Stanley Cup-Toronto.
National Hockey League-New
York Rangers.
American League-Indianap
Eastern Amateur-NeW York Ro-
vers.
American Association-Omaha.
Pacing Trotting.
Champion 2-year-old PAGER, Kings
Counsel (by record, 2:01A); Adios
| (by money earnings, $4,000.
Champion 2-year-old trotter, Volo
Song.
Champion 3-year-old PAGER, Lily
dale.
Champion 3-year-old trotter, Col
by Hanover (by record, 2:OOh);
Scotland's Comet (by race record,
2:0124): The Ambassador (by money
earnings. $4,000.
Champion aged PAGER, Senator
Able.
Champion aged trotter, His Ex-
cellency
Leading money winning driver, Ben
F. White (more than $4,000.
Leading money winning horse,
The Ambassador ($22,8OO.
Hambletonian race-The Ambas-
sador.
Racing.
Leading -winner-Shut Out
$238,972.
'Horse of the year-Whirlaway.
Leading handicap horse-Whirl-
away.
Leading 3-year-old-Alsab.
Leading 2-year-old-Count Fleet.
Leading jockey-Johnny Adams.
Widener Challenge Cup The
Rhymer.
Kentucky Derby-Shut Out.
Preakness-Alsab.
Belmont Stakes-Shut Out.
Arlington Classic-Shut Out.
Massachusetts, Handicap-Whirl-
away.
Narragansett Special-Whirlaway.
Suburban Handicap-Market Wise.
Hopeful Stakes--Devil's Thumb.
Belmont Futurity-Occupation.
Arlington - Futurity - Occupation.
Pimlico Futurity-Count Fleet.
| Withers-Alsab.
Pimlico Special-Whirlaway.
English Derby--Watling Street.
Travers-Shut Out.
Washington Park Futurity-Occu-
patton.
Saratoga Handicap-Cans Wait.
American Derby-Alsab.
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Patricia C. Todd, New York.
National clay court - Seymour
Greenberg, Chicago.
National professionalism Bulge
Miami, Fla.
COLLEGE.
National intercollegiate-S
Schroeder. Doubles: Schroeder and
Larry Dee, Stanford.
Western conference-Ted Sawyer
Chicago; Seymour Greenberg AND
Bobby Jake, Northwestern.
*Southern-HarriS Everett, North
Carolina: Everett and Ham Anthony
North Carolina.
big Six-Gerald Tucker, Oklaho-
ma: Tucker and Drew Putty, Okla
homa.
*Southwest-John Hickman, Tex
as; Jack Rodgers and Ray Gladman
Rice.
Big Seven-Frank Moore, Denver:
Denver and Colorado U. Cite fol-
Eastern division team title); Frank
Mehner, Utah u; Mehner and Jack
Greenlalgh, Utah.
Pacific Coast-Southern California
(Southern division: Merwin Miller
Washington State: Bob Odman and
Darrell Eden, Washington U. North
ern).
SoutheaStern-Earl Bartlett. TIL
lane; Bartlett and Schopfer, Tulane
Track and Field.
lot
York A. c. Outdoor: New York
A. c. women (outdoor): Tuskegee
Institute.
"NCAA-Southern California.
IC4A-Indoor: Penn State. Out
door: Penn State.
Southwest Conference-Texas.
big Seven-Colorado U.
Missouri Valley - Oklahoma A.
and M.
big Six-Nebraska.
Western-Ohio State.
Southern--North Carolina.
Pacific Coast - Southern Cali
fornia.
Observation-Disclosures State,
MEMS OUTDOOR tAAU).
100 meters - Harold Davis, San
Francisco Olympic Club.
s200-Davis.
400-Cliff Bourland, Southern Cal
ifornia A. A.
800-John Borican, Asbury Park
A. c.
1,500-Gilbert Dodds, Boston A. A
5000. Gregory Rice, New York
A. G.
1o.ooo-Joe McCluskey, New York
A. C.
5000 Steeplechase - George De
George, New York A. C.
5000 Walk John P. Connolly
New York A. G.
ITO High Hurdles-Bill Cummins
Rice Institute.
200 Hurdles Bob Wright, Ohio
State.
400 Hurdles James w. Smith
Southern California A. A.
High Jump-Adam Berry, South.
ern University Ga.).
Broad Jump-William T. Brown
Norfolk Naval Training Station.
Hop, Step and Jump-Brown.
Pole Vault-Co Cornelius Warmer.
dam, San Francisco Olympic Club.
shot Put-A BloEis, New YORK
A. G.
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Royal Norwegian Air Force;
Glass B, Max w. Rentsch, Buch
Lake S. C. Minneapolis; Glass c,
Jack Pauly, Edna S. C. Mime
sofa; veterans, Ingvar Arneson,
New London (Wis) S. C.
Swimming.
National AAU outdoor team
Men: Ohio State. +Women:
Riviera Club, Indianapolis.
National AAU indoor team-Men:
Yale. women: Womens SWIM
ming Association, New York.
NCAA-Yale
Eastern Intercollegiate League
Yale.
western Observation-Disclosures.
*Southern-North Carolina.
big Six-Iowa State
'SouthWest-Texas.
missouri MISREPRESENTATION.
Big Seven-Colorado U, Eastern
division: utah U. (Western).
Pacific Coast-*Southern Cali
fornia tSouthern division; Ore
gon, Northern.
Southeastern-Georgia Tech.
MEMS OUTDOOR (AAU0.
ITO yards-Allan Ford, Yale.
*220-Bill Smith, Alexander Com
munity House, Hawaii.
~440-Smith.
880-Smith.
"Mile-Keo Nakama, Ohio State u.
'110 Observation-Disclosures Kiefer,
Lake Shore CID A. C.
200 breaststroke-Jim Counsilman,
Ohio State U.
$50 medley-Make Priano. Flat
bush Boys Club, Brooklyn.
10-meter platform dive-Sammy
Lee, Pasadena A. C.
3-meter springboard dive-Lee.
Long distance-Joe Lucas, New
York A. c.
WOMEN'S OUTDOOR (AAUD.
100 meters-Suzanne Zimmerman,
Portland, Multnomah A. c.
'400-Betty Bemis, Riviera Club. In
dianapolis.
8O0-Betty Bemis.
Il ,500-Nancy Merki, Portland,
Multnomah A. C.
100 backstroke - Gloria Callen,
Women's S. A., New York.
100 Observation-Disclosures billiard,
Fort Worth, Tex.
200 breaststroke-Patty Aspinwall,
Riviera Club, Indianapolis.
800 medley-Joan Fogle. Riviera
Club, Indianapolis.
10-meter platform dive-Mary
Reinhodlt.
3-meter springboard dive-Ann
Ross, st. George Dragon Club,
New York.
Long distance-Ann Hardin, Riviera
Club, Indianapolis.
Tennis.
National singles champion--Men
Ted Schroeder, Glendale, Calf
Women: Pauline Betz, Winter Park
Fla.
National doubles champions-Men
1t. Gardnar Mulloy, Jacksonville
Fla, and Bill Talbert, Cincinnati
Women: Louise Brough. Beverly
Hills, Calf, and Margaret Osborne,
San Francisco.
National mixed doubles Schroeder
and Miss Brough.
National indoor - Women: Mrs