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BATtBDAV, APRIL 1940. PAGE EIGHT MOINES REGISTER. HE'S A REAL MAT VETERAN ALL FOUR IN VALLEY RELAYS NEXT WEEK D. M. Preps Out of State Track Meet Back Injury Causes Jones 25th Meet, for Eareckson To Withdraw BRINGS 5 BOYS National A.A.U.

Mat Results 'This Is the Way' GLASS EVENT Golf- 112-Pound Class. FIRST ROl'KD. IOWA WALLOPS LUTHER, 9 TO 3 Stastny Hurls; Radics Homers With 3 On. The Registe r's low News Service. IOWA CITY, IA.

The Univer mm i SLATED TODAY Winners Will Qualify for 'A' Test. (Tbt Register's Iowa News Service. IOWA CITY, IA. Des Moines' four high school! will not compete in the state indoor Class A track meet here Saturday, Apr. 13, it ai revealed here Friday.

Roosevelt, Lincoln, North and East of the Capital city have notified George Bresnahan, Iowa U. track coach and manager of the meet, that they have all voted to I compete In the Valley relays in West Des Moines on the same date. Meet Today. The winners of first and second places in the Class championship Indoor track and field meet to be held In the University of lows fieldhouse today will get a shot at Class A titles next weeic, officials announced Friday. The announcement followed the receipt of a ruling to that effect from Secretary George A.

Brown of the Iowa High School Athletic association. It was sent to Iowa Coach George Bresnahan, manager of the meet. Winners Can Return. The new ruling will permit the winning individuals and relay teams to become eligible for the Class A meet Observers were speculating in Iowa City Friday as to whether the Class winners will be willing to engage In the itiffer Class A bracket. In the meantime, officials completed work on the indoor track in the fieldhouse that will be the scene of the fight for 15 championships Involving nearly 400 atty letes from 42 schools today.

Entries for the senior bracket are not expected to be as heavy as for the Class meet. VMU vd Just a sldellner now, big Jim Thorpe, one of football's all-time greats, Is shown giving some passing atips to his sons, Phil (left), 13, and Bill, 11, on the movie lot where they are playing sandlot grid heroes In a sequence In a film based on the life of Knute llockne. Jim watched them proudly, but said, "I want my boys to play baseball, not football." WIREPHOTO IP). A YOU CAN'T EAT the Same For Thorpe's Sons TO AMES EVENT Drive From Maryland in Open Truck. By Sec Taylor.

(Spons Editor, Tha Register.) AMES, IA. John Eareckson of the Baltimore, Y.M.C.A., is the real veteran of the National A.A.U. wrestling tournament be ing held here. He is 42 years old and Is competing In his twenty- fifth national meet, including the Olympic tryouts in 1920, 1924, 1928, 1932 and 1936. He began wrestling In 1920 and ever since that time has competed In the 134-pound division, winning the South Atlantic A.A.U, title 18 times and the national championship once in 1929.

This season he won bouts In 16 dual meets. Eareckson not only attends every national meet but always brings several boys with him. This year he and five others drove here from Baltimore in an open truck and, although they encountered bad weather most of the way, completed the trip in 27 hours. "I guess I'll wrestle forever," he said Friday. "1 simply love it.

hen I get so I can't make the first team I suppose I'll continue wrestling on the second." Officials of the tournament are taking up a collection for a present which will be given to the veteran tonight in honor of his contribution to amateur wrestling. TJiis is the third time Iowa State has been host to National A.A.U." meets. National titles were decided here in 1911 and again in 19Si. Four mats were in use during the afternoon session. Mat No.

3 was unlucky. Vincent Brenslck of the Boys club, St. Louis, and Vincent Owles of Hamilton Park Chicago, 111., wrestling In the 174- pound class, fell off the mat gether, both their heads striking the floor at the same time. They were knocked out simultaneously but both came back and the former won a decision. Later Thomas Roselli of the Newton, N.

boys club, Injured his elbow twice In a bout with Joe Hllnka, Hammond, In the same weight and on the same mat, but he won, nevertheless. Five metropolitan champions representing the Westside Y.M.C.A of New York, N. are in the competition. They are Lawrence Cowell, who Is a federal food in spector and who has been a runnerup twice in the National Y.M.C.A. meet; Henry Wittenberg, who is doing research work on physical energy as he works for his doctor's degree at the City College of New York; Emmanuel Maier, also studying for a-doctor's degree at the same college; Elliot Small, a graduate of Lehigh uni versity, and George Meyer, who owns a beauty parlor in New York, Two of the referees, Allie Morrison, formerly of Marshall-town, who now coaches at Omaha, Central high, and Maynard Harmon, former Iowa State Teachers college wrestler, now coaching at New Hampton, are former Olympic matmen.

Morrison win the 1928 Olympic championship In the 134-pound class, being the only American victor. Harmon was a member of the United States team In 1932. The other referees ate Howard Barker, coach at Mason City High, and B. J. Firkins of the Iowa State college faculty.

Claude Reeck, the Purdue wrestling coach, formerly coached at Clinton, High. Reeck not only coaches the Boilermaker mat- men but is the freshman football line coach. F. M. Bailey, chairman of the National A.A.U..

wrestling committee, is a judge at High Toint, N. C. Although the rules call for 15-mlnute bouts, coaches agreed the long contests were too long for the good of the boys and decided on 10-minute bouts, with the proviso that any boys who objected could insist on the longer contest. Out of the 100 entries only four objected to the shorter distance. The coaches also agreed to recommend that the rules be amended so that bouts will be only 10 minutes In length.

They also suggested that a new weight classification of 165 pounds be added. At present there Is a jump from 158 to 174 pounds, One of the best of the early matches saw Earl Van Bebber of the Oklahoma Aggies lose a decision to Walter Jacob of the Ithaca, N. Y.M.C.A. The latter won on his opponent's only mistake late In the hard fought tussle. a (M Although two full rounds were wrestled Friday afternoon In the 134, 145, 158 and 174-pound classes, only 11 of the 60 wrestler entered In those divisions were eliminated under the bad marks system.

Only two of the wrestler who competed twice during the afternoon emerged without a bad mark. They were Douglas Lee, 1S4-pounder from the Baltimore, Y.M.C.A, and Gen Farrell, Edward Blake (Baitim C.A.) won by default from timZt Roberta (North side Y.M.C.A., St mo i. i Ancelo Lazarrf (Indiana 1 deciaioned Julius Schneider (Cooper latlc club. New York. N.

A THIRD ROUND. M. A. Northrup (Olympic club a. 1 Franclaco, Cal.

threw Russell i unattached. Mlnaeanolla. Ilii i i I Gent Farrell (Iowa stata bye. Edward Blake (Baltimore, Md ti. decisloned Walter Jacob ilihaca, A.

Lararra (Indiana university 1. Buehler (unattached, Time. 5:40. Karl VanBebber (Oklahoma a won hy default from L. Gunderson High school).

174-Pound Class. FIRST ROUND. Sam Linn (Iowa Stata collet.) Mo.) deeisioned Vincent Owles' (Hamiiii Park, Chicaao, vnamiito, Tuomas Koselll (Newton. Vincent isrrnsicK ihovs oh a. club) threw Joe Hllnka (unattached' hvI' I mond.

Time, 7:88. tnaties Beineid, (unattached, a Time. 5:00. "'). Leon Martin (Iowa State college) threw Jim Wllaon (Iowa 8t.H college).

Time, minutes. 8U" Henry Wittenberg (West Side YMCa New York City) decisloned Raymond Hva. Thomas Roselli I Newton. 1 I club) decisloned Joseph Pfeiffer (HamntoJ Charles Hetfield, Jr. (unattached, it 1 Paul.

Minn 1 ilr.ui hu. SECOND ROUND. Ssm Ltnn (Iowa Stata cnllera, I sloned Quentln Joy (Cornell college) drew bve In first round I R. Jahnells (Osage, High schooii decisloned Vincent Owles (Hamilton Pari, I Kay Hyde (unattached, Hammond i Ind.) deciaioned Vincent Brcnswick club. St.

Louis. I Henry wntennerg (west side Y.M A New York City I decisloned Leon Martm (Iowa State Teachers college). Joe Hllnka (unattached, Hammond Ind.l deeisioned Jim Wilson (Iowa guti college). THIRD ROUND. Sam Linn (Iowa Stata college) ttn.

sloned Vincent Brenswlck (Boys club, gt Louis. Wuentln Jov (Cornell college Mount Ver-non. Ia. 1 decisloned Charlea Hettield, lr (unattached. St.

Paul. Henrv Wittenberg (West Hide MC.A New York, N. threw Joe Hllnka (unattached. Hammond. Time.

R. Jahnella (Osage. High serine!) I aecisionen nay nyas tunaiiacneo. (jioom. Inatnn.

Ind I Leon Martin (Iowa 8tate Teachers cel. 1 lege) tnrew inomas noseiti tnewion, I Boys' club). Time. 4:18 191-Pound Class. FIRST ROUND.

Howard Buck (Iowa State threw Walter Hortlg (Boys club, St. Louu Time, 62S. August B'llinskl (Iowa State college) threw Elliott Small (West 8lt Y.M.C.A.. New York, N. Time, Ed Valorz (unattached.

Chicago. II i decisloned Dave Schwatterg (Iowa Stan college 1. Virgil Cavahnaro (Oregon State colleto drew bye. SECOND ROUND. Virgil Cavagnaro (Oregon State eo.

lego) decisloned Walter Hortlg (Boys club St. Louis, Howard Buck (Iowa Stats college) (It. clsloned August Bolmskl (Iowa Stan Teachera college). Ed Valon (unattached, Chicago. 111! threw Elliott Small (Weat Side YMCA.

New York City). Time, 8:27. Heavyweight Class. FIRMT ROUND. Wilbur Nesd (unattached.

Xowa Cltv I la.) decisloned Will Lounsburg i Kelnhold Metager (Cooper Athletic club I Brooklyn, N. aectsionea ranee rieo-InA (Vanrlprbllt unlversilv). George Meyer (West Side M.C A Nn 5 York. declRloned Isadora BielenjoBJ (North Side Y.M.C.A.. St.

Louis, Mo I. Charles Mutter (Hamilton Park. Chlcsiti HI.) drew bye. SECOND ROUND. Charles Mutter (Hamilton Park, Chlea-l go.

III.) deeisioned Partes Fleming (Van-, derhllt 1 Wilbur Nead (unattached, Iowa City 1 la. decisloned Relnhold Metzger (Coopetl Athletic club. Brooklyn, N. Isadora Bielenson (North Side Y.MCAI St. Louis, Mo.) decisloned Will Lounlbuni (Simpson college, lndianoia, I George Meyer West Sida Y.M.C.A., NnfJ North Carolina U.

Defeats Michigan) CHAPEL HILL, N. C. North Carolina displayed its hitting of the season Friday ni defeated Michigan, 15 to 12, in game called in the eighth becauw of darkness. George Radman, Tar Heel left- fielder, hit a home run and four! singles in six efforts: A.A.U.- Continued from Page 7. 3 champion of the New York, N.

Athletic club, was holding his own In his class with only ontf mark. Dale Hanson of Cresco, Ia, wrestling unattached from Minnf- apolis, completed the sec-ft ond round in the 123-pound clasil with no bad marks. Virgil Cavagnaro of Oregon State college, the 191-pound champion, completed the second round with only one bad mark. The 112-pound class was prfrl dominated by high school student. at the end of the second round.

G. Leeman, Osage, High, drew a bye in the first round, wu outstanding with no bad msrkii and Joe Henson of Central Hig scnooi, luisa, naa omy t-bad mark. One other Osage High wrestle was still considered a strong contender, E. Viskocil. 145-pounder.

was even up with the rest of th 145-oounders with three DM ft marks. -I 1 1 1 rive lowans rcu Dy ine vinj- Friday afternoon giving ground tf some of the best wrestlers in tlf nation. Grspplers from Iowa elim1'! nated are Fred Welti, Iowa SUMS Teachers college, 134-pound cUM lf Robert Donald, Iowa State coiiep. 134-pound class; Earle Stelff, For- est 145-pound clV North Grlswold, Clarinda, 158-1; pound class; and Jim Wilson, Stata college, 174-pound class, Has Tough Time. Walter Jacob, Judged the DeM wrestler In the tournament iw year, had a tough time eking outfc a decision over Earl Van' Bebber, Oklahoma A.

M. grappler, in tl second round. Jacob gained 'fc clear cut decision after outwrw ling Van Bebber In the last minutes of the match. Up that point the wrestlers w(r! even. Only injuries of the afternpc" were two slight bruises hv Vlnrent Brenslck.

Eol'S St.1 Louis, who hurt his fS in going off the mat, and ino-Roselli, Newton, N. Jured an elbow in going on mat Both men returned to tM matches to win. Continued from Page 7. which gave him 145. This was the same total Wehrle and Sarazen achieved with their 71's.

McSpaden also had a 71, which should have been a 70 because he missed an 18-Inch putt on the home green. His score was 144, which put him in an eighth-place tie with Harry Cooper. Lighthorse Harry followed up on his 69 with f5. Ahead of them at 143 were Sam Snead and Willie Goggin, both with 72's. The tournament lost one considerable touch of color when Bobby Jones decided to withdraw.

The emperor has been struggling hard to avoid showing how much his back has hurt him these last two days. Friday afternoon, after shooting a 76 for 155, he decided there wasn't much point In continuing. He felt It was obvious that, un der his painful handicap, he wasn't laffiflsalflaaTeai lV aaaPl" Ben Hogan. Adds lor H7 Total. going to be doing any scoring, and he didn't feel it was worth it to risk permanent injury by straining himself further on every shot Watrous, Sarazen and Wehrle had a lot of company at 145 Bracketed with them were Craig Wood, Tommy Armour, Paul Run- yan, home pro Ed Dudley and Dick Metz.

Strung out farther back were Ben Hogan, winner of the last three tournaments, and Law- son Little, who had a 70 the first day, at 147, together with defend Ing champion Ralph Guldahl; Dutch Harrison and Ed Oliver, 148; Horton Smith, 152, and Wal ter Hagen, who took an 8 on the thirteenth' hole, 155. Lloyd Manitrum (Oak Park. 111.) 64 73 139 Jimmy Demaret (Houston. Tex.) 67 7213!) Byron Nelson (Toledo. Ohio 1 69 72 141 Henry Plckard (Herahev.

Pen.) 71 71142 Marvin Ward (Hpokant. Wa.ih.) 74 68 142 Ham Knead Hnawnefl-on-Del aware, Penn.) 71 72143 Willie Uoeain ISan Franclaco. Cal.) 71 72143 riaroia Mcnaden (Wfntnai- ter. Mass.) 73 71 144 Harry Conner (Chicago! ..69 75144 Paul Runyan (While Plains, Y) 72 73145 Crais Wood (Mamaroneck. Y.

I 70 TS 145 niik Meti (Oak Park. 111.) 71 74 145 Kd Dudley lAususta. On. I 73 72 145 Qene Sarazen Brookfield Center, Conn I 74 71 145 Tommv Armour (Chicaao. Ill) .71 74 145 Wntrous (Detroit.

Mich.) 75 70 145 Wllford Wehrle (Chlcauo), 74 71 145 John Rtilla (Chlmeo. Ill 1 7:1 73 146 Toney Penna i Dayton. Ohio) 73 73 146 Ben Hoaan I White aina. Y.I 73 74147 Ralph Guldahl (Chloaeo) 74 73 147 Charlea Yates (Atlanta, Ga.) 72 75147 James Kerrler (Sydney. Australia) 73 74147 Sam Myrd I Philadelphia I 73 74 147 Lawion I.lttla Rrettonwoods.

N. H.I 70 77147 frank Walsh iRumson. 73 75148 Johnny Farrell (Springfield, N. 78 72148 Johnny Revolt (Evanston, III! 74 Frank Moore (New York) 76 74 148 72 14S Ed Oliver (Hornell, N. Y.I 73 75148 K.

Harrison (Little Rnck. Ark) 72 78 148 Rod Mundav (White Plains. N. 73 78149 Jim Foulia ichtraco) 74 Bohhv Crulrkshank (Rich mond. Va.

.74 78 150 Tony Manero (Peabody, Masa.) 75 75 150 George Dawson (Chicago. III.) 77 73150 Willie Turnesa (New York) 78 74 150 Chick Harbert (Battla Creek. Mich.) 74 77 Hloea (Great Neck. -181 N'T) 75 78 151 Victor Ghent (Deal, N. 77 75152 Horton Smith (Chicago! .78 76 152 Billy Burke (Cleveland, Ohio) .72 St 153 Jimmy Thomson (Chicopee, Masa.

i 77 76153 Martin Pose (Argentina) 77 76 153 T. Stitfcrn Taller. Jr. (New Voi-kl .70 Ky Luffonn (Miami. Okla.) 78 78154 Robert Sweeny (London, Eng- land) 76 78154 Jules Hunt (Quebec, Can- ada) 78 76154 r-ha-laa KrwMtm (itetmlt.

Mich) 76 78155 William Holt, Jr. (Syracuse. NY.) 80 75 155 Walter Haven Detroit. Mich.) 77 7S 155 Art Doerlng (Chicago. 111.) 78 79 155 flavtnn Heafner LlnvlUe.

N. C.i 73 82 155 Robert T. Jones. Jr. (At- lanta) 79 It 135 relix Barann (scramon, Penn.) S3 72137 VANDEVER IS BOXING LOSER (Tht Register'" Io News Service.) OTTUMWA, IA.

Bobby Van. dever, professional football star of the Des Moines Comets, was the victim of a third-round technical knockout In his professional boxing demit here Friday night, but two other Des Moines fighters won. Kid Buck. Washington, stopped Van- dever In the third round. Jess Acker-man, Des Moines 149-pounder, out BOBBY VANDEVER.

pointed Bud Manut, Ottumwa, In a six-rounder, and Frankie Jonea, Capital city heavyweight, knocked out, Jack Fedrlck, Ottumwa, In the second round. Two other knockouts were registered when Ditty Nelson, Ottumwa 145-pounder, stopped Don Mc-Clean. Des Moines, in the first round, and Dick Houk, Ottumwa 118-pounder, flattened Kid Lang- ord. Humeston, Ia In three heats. Buz Lanning, Ottumwa, and Mel Peek, Cedar Rapids, 136-pounders, battled to a six-round draw.

i -I I eaa- Louie Camilla (Central High ar arhool Omaha. Neb.) threw Sol Slumpakj npsay North Side Y.M.C.A., BL uul, mo. I. Time. ina Hensnn (Central Hfeh aehool.

Tulsa Okla.) deiisioned Frank Praaton (Cornell college, Mount Vernon, a t.eeman lOaace. Hich shrnol) threw Walter McHaven Cooper Athletic wuh flmnklin VI Time. 4:4:1 Emanuel Maler (Wear 8ide Y.M C.A.. New York. N.

drew bve. Clifford Mvera (Indian university) de-ristoned Robert Barber (unattached, St. Paul. Minn. i.

ftorMi. Joe Henann I Tulsa. Okla Central High school i thnw Sol Slumpaky (North Slue Y.M.C.A.. St. Louis.

Time. Leeman (Osage, High arhool) threw Louie Canlglia (Central High school, Omaha. Neb.) Time, 5:22. Clifford Myera i unattached. Bloomlng-tnn, Ind decliloned Frank Preston tCor-nell college, Mt, Vernon, 118-Pound Class.

FIRST Rflf.ND. Casey Fredericks (Purdue U) thraw Warren Bonewita (unattached. Montroae, Time, 6:50. Walter Coupe (Cooper Athletic club, New York, N. Y.

derlaloned Merla Bang-hart i Hamilton Park. Chicaao. Herbert Farrell (unattached. Roaella Park. N.

decisional Bill Rica (Iowa Stata college). SECOND ft(U'NI). Herbert Farrell (unattached. Roaelle Park, derlaloned Walter Coupe tCoouer Athletic club. New York.

N. Y.I. Walter McRaven Cooper Athletic club. Rrnrtk-lvn I drew hvl Leslie Landmeaser (Qilmore, la High school) threw Bill Rice (Iowa Stata col- lantt. Time.

2.4A. Merle Banghart (Hamilton Park, Chi cago, III (hrew Warren Bonawttz (unat tached. Montrose. Colo. 1.

Time. Casev Fredericks I Purdua university) decisloned Kmanuel Maier (Wast Side Y.M.C.A., New York City). 123-Pound Class. FIRST ROI NO. Joe McDanlel (Oklahoma A.

and deciaioned Cecil Mot (unattached. Maaon Citv. Ia.l. Hills Schlappl (MUlnomah Athletic club, Portland, Ore.) deciaioned Irven L. Wheeler (unattached, Mlnncapoiia.

Dale Hanson (unattached. Minneapolis. Minn.) threw A. Quaranto (Federal Hill House. Providence.

K. I.I. Time. Kd Collins (New York Athletic club) threw Pat Moore (North Side Y.M.C.A. St.

LouM. Time. 3:52. SKCONI) ROI'NI). Kdward Collins I New York.

N. Ath ietic ciuh) decisloned A. Quaranto (Federal mil House, r-rovinence. K. Dale Hanson i unattached.

Minneapolis, Minn.) threw Pat Moore (North Side Y.M.C.A St. Lou s. Mo Time. 1:33. Joe McDanlel (unattached.

Stl water. Okla.) threw Hllla Schlappl (Multnomah Athletic club. Portland. Time, 1:53. Cecil Mott lunattacned.

Maaon cry. la. decisloned irven wneeier tunaltauiea. Minneapolis. 131-Pound Class.

FIRST ROUND. Tom Moert (Iowa Stata collega) threw Fred Welu (Iowa Stata Teachera col lege) Time A notes Jack Foster (unattached. Lafayette, Ind.) decisloned Frank Matera (Cooper Athletic ciuh, New York. N. Douglas Lee (Baltimore, Y.M.C.A.

threw Hobert Ponald (Iowa Slate college). Time, Rav Stone (Iowa Stata college) de clsloned Milton Hard (unattached, St. Paul, Rnv Phenev (unattached. Inwa Fal la.) threw Barney Nortun (Federal Hill House Providence R. 1.

1 Time. 6:47. Al wnltehurst i Oklahoma A. and deciaioned J. K.

Eareckson (Baltimore. Y.M.C.A.). SECOND ROUND. Jim VanOorden (unattached. MlnneaD- olla, Minn.) deciaioned Tom Moen (Iowa State college).

Van Gorden drew bye In first Earerkann I Baltimore. Md. Y.M.C.A.) decisloned Fred Welti (Iowa State Teachera college). Bamey Norton Federal Hill Pntviri-nce 1 drew a bve. Houee.

Alfred Wliitehurst (Oklahoma A deciaioned Jack Foster (unattached. La-layette, Ind.l. Frank Mafera (Cooper Athletic club. New York, decisloned Rpoert oin.tiaph lm Douglas Lee (Baltimore. Y.M.C.A.) threw Milton Hard (unattached, Minneapolis, Time.

:38. Kay Cheney i unattached, Iowa Falll, la.) threw Ray Stone (Iowa Stata college), Time, :32 THIRD ROUND. Tim Vananrden (unattached. Minneap olis. Minn threw Barney Norton Federal Hill House.

Providence, R. Time. K. Eareckson (Baltimore, YMC.A) deeisioned Tom Moen (Iowa Staie Ray Cheney (unattached. Iowa Falls, la.

I threw Ddielaa Lee Vf A Tim- (Baltimore, Md. Rav' stone i Iowa state college) deel stoned Jack Foster i unattached, LaFayette. Ii.ri I a I Whltehursr (Oklahoma A. and decisloned Frank Mafera iCooper Athletic club. New York.

N. Y. 145-Pound Class. FIRST ROUND. Merwyn Bahllng (Iowa Stata Teachers college) decisloned Dill iona tunauacnea Tlitaa Okla I John Housman (Iowa State college) de eisioned Matthew Maaem 1 cooper Ain lat.n Inh New York.

N. Pat riruhha (North Side Y.M.C.A.. St Louie, Mo.) decisloned C. L. Dunemore il i.i Aneeles.

Cal. I. Ath et ub) IT. VlKkncll msaa-e. High SChOol) decisloned D'Amlcoh (Federal Hill House.

Providence, R. I Hanlnf lessen (unattached. Minneapolis. Minn. decisloned Spencer Dickinaun iBova club, St.

Louis, Lawrenca Cowell (Weat Side Y.M.C.A., New York Cltv) threw Earl Stelff (unattached. Forest City, la Time. 6:47 SECOND ROUND. Merwvn Bahllng (Iowa Stata Teachera college) deciaioned Charlea Uban tlowa State Teachera college). Uban drew Dy In first round.

tarnr. Powell (West Side Y.M.C.A New York. N. deciaioned Bill Bond (unattached. Tulsa, haw (Cooner Athletlo club, New York.

N. decisloned J. D. Ami- con (Federal Hill House. Providence.

R. 1.) John Housman (Iowa State college) de. clsloned Pete Urubba (North Side Y.M.C.A. St. Louie, C.

L. Dunsmora (Lo Angelei, Cal. Athlatir. tllh I A hvP Snencer Dh-klnaon (Boya club, St. Mo.) deeisioned Earl Stelff (un- llni.hal Vnraet Pitv IA 1 F.

Vlskocll (Osage, High arhool) decisloned Hanluf Jessen (unattached. Minneapolis, Minn.) THIRD ROUND. Merwyn Bahling (Iowa State Teachera college) decisloned Lawrence cowell (west atA A hlaw Vnrk Y.I. Charlea Oban (Iowa Stata Teachera col lege) decisloned C. L.

liunsmora tia An geles, Athletic club l. E. Viekocll (Oaage. High aehool) decisloned Spencer Dickinson (Boya club, 9, I ktn I 'tnhn Hninti (invi State college) da- clsloned Hanluf Jessen (unauacneo, jsm- neapolia. Pa, a r.ruhhi (Vnrfh Slrif, Y.MC.A..

St. Louis. Mo.) decisloned Matthew Masem (Cooper Athletic club. Brooklyn, N. Y.J.

158-Pound Class. FIRST ROUND. Waller Jacob (Ithaca. N. Y.M.C A threw L.

Uunderson (Oaage. High school Time .1:03. Karl Van Bebber (Oklahoma A. and M.I threw North Orlswoid (unattached, Clarlnrta. la.l.

Time. 5:32. EMwArri tike IRA more M.i.. Y.M. C.A.) decisloned Julius Schneider (Cooper Athletic clun.

New York ityi. Russell Newaiilst (unattached. Mlnne- apolla. Minn. I threw R.

Buehler (un at acnen. i.aravette. inn i me. M. A.

Northrup Olympic club. San Francisco, Cal I threw John Desafano (Federal Hill House. Proyldenct. R. Time.

2.2r,. Gene Farrf (Iowa state conega. tnrew Victor Boker (Central High aehool, Oma ha, Neh Time. 1:40. Angelo l.szarre (Indiana untverattyl decisloned Klwond Roberta (North.

Side Y.M.C.A., St Louis. Mo BlXOND ROUND. H. J. Buehler runattached.

Lafavette. Ind threw John De gtefano (Federal Hill botiae. Providence, R. Time, 8:02. Gene Farrell (Iowa State college) threw Russell Nawqulat (unattached, Minneapolis, Time.

6:33. M. A. Northmo (Olympic club. San Franclaco.

Cal.) deciaioned Victor Boker (Central High school, Omaha. Neh L. Ounderson (Osage. High aehool) threw North Orlswoid (unattached, Clat-Inda, Time. 1:46.

Walter Jacob (Ithc. N. Y.M.C.A.) decisloned Earl VanBebber (Oklahoma A. lows State's 158-pounder. Five bad mark eliminate a competitor.

A wrestler who wins by a fall doe not get a bad mark but victory by decision causes one to be charged. A defeat, either by fall or decision, means three. Gunderson, Osage, 158-pounder, suffered a dislocated shoulder in his afternoon match with North Criswold, Iowa State college, wrestling unattached from Clarlnda, and-was forced to forfeit his third round tussle to Earl Van Bebber of Oklahoma A. de M. college.

sity of Iowa's baseball team continued its undefeated march Fri day as it drubbed Luther, 9 to 3, in another Hawkeye slugging spree. It was the first of a two-game series at Iowa City. The Hawkeyesv behind the two-hit twirling of Bob Stastny, clouted Loyal Radtke for 13 hits as Luther became victim No. 7 on the Iowa victory march. Bill Welp, Iowa catcher, drove in two Hawk-eye runs with a single and Jimmy George stole home for the third run in the first inning.

With the bases Jammed in the seventh inning, Rudy Radics, sophomore firstsacker, blasted a home in. Stastnv. who was relieved in the seventh inning by Southpaw Ted Gordinier, pounded out a triple in the second inning for the only other extra base clout of the day. Erwin Prasse. Andv Kantor.

Welp and Radics were the back bone of the Iowa hitting attack Friday, connecting with two hits each. Iowa meets Luther again today. The lineup Iowa AB. H. O.

A Luther AB H. 0. A. 3 12 12 0 2 8 1 110 0 2 1 Knight. rf 4 0 2 2 2 0 Hgard.3b 4 Olevold.c! Kantor.it 4 Oeorge.cf Welp.c Conk.lf 2- Skaie.c 0 2 2 rolven.ss 1 1 0 MiK y.lb 0 12 Kocur .10 Rdlca.

lb 2 in 1 Beaver It Stastny, aSmith 2 Radtcke.D 3 0 0 0 Gosa.rl 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 Total! 38 Tola la 34 13 27 14.1 aBatteri for 8tastny In iha sixth. Summary Errors. Radics, Skalf: horn run. Kadica: tnree base hit. Stastny 2: stolen bases.

Kantor, George, Skate; struck out, by Stastny 5. (lordlnier 3, Oordimer 3: Kadtcke 4. Umpires. Hayden film based on the life of Knute Roekne, Notre Dame's immortal football coach. In another scene the backs shifted, the ball was snapped, and the youngest Thorpe, Billy, a wiry 11-year-old, skirted toward right end, sidestepped a rival wingman, cut back and was headed Old Jim jumped, to his cupped his hands and bawled, "Look out for that halfback! Go on!" Jim Thorpe may not want his boys to be football players, but something seems to indicate they will be and Jim Thorpe will love it.

KENNEDY VS. FRENCH TODAY SAN ANTONIO, TEX. CP) The St, Louis Browns, eager for their first crack at major league oppo' sitlon, were forced by rain Friday to put off until today the start of their week's exhibition series with the Chicago Cubs. Vernon Kennedy for the Browns and Larry French probably will be the opposing pitchers. After the game, the teams head north.

EAST CAPTURES 'PRACTICE' MEET Outscores Roosevelt by 83 5-6 to 591-6. East High's powerhouse track team tripped Roosevelt Friday afternoon, 83 5-6 to 59 1-6, in a "practice" dual meet at Roosevelt. Although the meet was unofficial, it gave East its first chance to display its power outdoors. Ray Dilley led the defending state champions with a half-mile that was clocked at 2:06. The Scarlet produced another potential star in Bob Ballard, winner of the Javelin with a toss of 153 feet.

His mark came within two feet of the city record. Bill Mash, also of East, ran the hundred in 10.4 seconds. Roosevelt centered Its power in the relays, winning the two-mile, the mile and the one-mile medley. Ed Grunander anchored the mile relay team home and tied for first In the pole vault. DAVID FIRST IN MIDWEST GOLF FRENCH LICK, IND.

UP) John David of Indianapolis, Indiana in tercollegiate links champion last year as a Purdue university student, shot a pacesetting 72 Friday for the first 18 holes of the ninth annual midwest amateur golf tour nament over two French Lick courses. Stiff cross winds hampered the field of 500. In a three-way tie for second with 74 were Jack Hoerner of Chicago, midwest champion in twos; Jim Fnsina of Taytorville. 111., and Gus Novotny, transferred this year from Chicago to Cincin nati, Ohio. Gus Moreland, twice winner and defending titllst, tied for seventh place with a 76.

Baseball's HOLLYWOOD, CAL. Big Jim Thorpe sat on the sidelines and watched his two young sons play football while a movie camera, ground away. A youthful backfleld hero slanted off guard on a spinner and started downflekl. Suddenly he was cut down by a beautiful tackle. It was executed by the older of the Thorpe youngsters, Phil, who Is 13, broadshouldcred and brown.

Big Jim beamed, but abruptly muttered: "I want my hovs to LINCOLN FIRST IN JUNIOR MEET Roosevelt Paddlers 13 Points Back. HOW THEY FINISHED. Mnrnln SO Ri.cm-I1 47 allanaii i Warren, Harding 15 et Waahlrtalnn Irving A WiMMlritw Milton I Amoa Hlalt 0 Lincoln piled up 60 points hvre Friday afternoon to win the city Junior high school swimming meet at Roosevelt pool. Roosevelt was second and Callanan third in a field of eight. The Rallsplitters scored heavily In the individual events to dethrone Roosevelt.

Standouts included Bob Streither, winner of the 20-yard dash, and Rich Hull, champion in the 40-yard backstroke. Lincoln also won the seventh-grade relay and the 80-yard freestyle relay. Rlggle Sets Pace. Roosevelt's runnerstip were headed by Ray Rigle, who outclassed a field of 10 in the fancy diving. The Riders also captured the 120-yard medley relay.

The 40-yard freestyle went to Ed Hunter of Callanan in the speedy time of 21.B5 seconds. Bob Is'ible gave Warren Hardtng its only first with a 2fi 8 victory in the 40-yard bteastroke. Amos Mutt Falls. Warren Harding followed the three leaders with 15 points. West play baseball, not football." There was a note of finality in the ponderous Indian's tone.

Recognized as one of the all-time greats of the gridiron, bb well as being the track ant field champion who heard King Gus-tav of Sweden say during the 1912 Olympic games, "sir, you are the greatest athlete in the world," Jim Thorpe has definite ideas about a career in sports. He learned that time has a way of erasing mighty exploits on the field and that glories of DAILY DOUBLE RETURNS $404 NEW YORK, N. Y. (I.N.S.) It was 200-to-l, or, to be more exact, $404,10 for $2 on the dally double payoff at Tropical park Friday. Curliqueue, in the first race, clicked handily to return $47.70 for $2 In the regular mutuels.

In the second race, Deep Summer, with a mutuel payoff of $9.40, came through to round out the daily double pair and the $404.10 return in that department. ARNE ANDERSON GIVENVjGTORY Rival Disqualified; Rovvsey Wins. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Ml Ante Anderson, 195's. Sweden, was declared the winner over Paul Williams.

228, Chicago, 111., by Referee Johnny Deotis who disqualified Williams for rot being in shape and not trying in the fourth round of a bout scheduled for 10 rounds Friday night. Pat Carr, chairman of the Minnesota Boxing commission, announced that Williams' purse would be held up. Flank Rowsey, 175, Io Angeles. knocked out Tommy Johnson, 1S2, Chicago in the second round. Earl Peterson, 155, Appleton, was awarded the decision in fix rounds.

Johnny Stevn. 1751,, St. Fhu), SAYS JIM- victories can fade away with the Cheers of the crowd. "My boys," Thorpe resumed, "can play football in high school if they want to, but after that, if they want to follow athletics, I want them to play baseball. "Baseball pays money.

Football Is fine, but all you get out of It are newspaper clippings. You can't eat them. In track you get press notices, too, but thry won't pay your bills. Baseball lasts longer and pays better." Thorpe's boys are acting In a COGGESHALL. ULLRICH NO.

1 Iowa Handball Duos Play Today. Harris Coggeshall, holder of the Iowa open A.A.U. singles crown, and Dick Ullrich, runnerup last year, were seed- ed No. 1 team in the state open handball doubles race getting under way at the Des Moines Health Farm today. Allan Herrick, who with Ralph Harley captured the doubles crown last sea i 4 son, will compete with Leo (Pick) u'" imhiih.

Golden a former singles tltlehold-er, as his partner. They were not seeded. Harley Is making his residence In California this season and Is not entered. Abe Marcovis, a runnerup in last week's singles, and Van Thompson, both in the semifinals last year, were seeded No. 2 in the race which drew entries from Cedar Rapids and Waterloo in addition to Des Moines.

Coggeshall and Ullrich clash with L. M. Bolton and Joe Carney in their opening round battle. Murcovis and Thompson battle Jack Beyers and Emory Reeves. The pairings and first round' match schedule: 12.

4S Harm Coggrhall and Pii-K I'llrlch lts Molnat) va L. M. Bolton ana Jo Camay Hes SJoineai. 11:45 a Paul Nlaafn and Charlaa Laotila (Ortur Rapid ji va. Bob liooda and Wandall Tult tDfa Molnrsi.

11 a. m. Morae Cramer and Prank Mntrla (Paa vs. Allan Herrirk and Lao Golden Daa Molnraj, 12 noon Jam Cownia and Jfrrv Ktouffar UJes Moln vs. Klvrin Kica and Charlaa Brolllar tWattrlool.

11 a. m. Ahff Mnrovta nA Vim Thompson iPm Molnrsi vs. Jack Beyars and Emory nerves Dea Moines i. 12 m.on Was Morton and John Carr aioinaai va.

alanon Frya and Al Montrose. 12 45 fJeora Jlsh and A rosarty (Oea Moines va, Gibson Holll-day and tddla Tripiett iDea Moines i. 115 Max Evaratl and CftarHl Everett (Pea Moineal va. Ortia Watson tWatarloo) and Lan Sharp Dea Moines). Semipro and Amateur roi ICt HOLDERS prTirr.

The Pniioynnidera Mutual bascnall team will Hold its first workout on the Bird-land diamond al 2 p. m. Plavera wiahlnt trouls are requested to report, R4.Mi(ii,ni to nnii.i.. The Randolph aoftltall team uOl hoM a nraotit-e at 4 p. m.

Sundav at ih West i Horh 111...... out for tha team ara requested to report. WlNNHItS Tlia Winnli'ka andhall team v.ll prftlea On the N'O 3 Itllmnnri at Iha Sunday at 2 m. Plavari aeekina poaiilont art asked lo report. was fifth.

Washington Irving wasiovcr johnny Rhodes, 150, Chicago, knocked out Max Gunther, nixth enth. and Wood row Wilson wv Amos Hiatt failed to ncote. Summary Hevrnth irarf fti)- nrH rHn num. Pnkr. Hnhhprmcuse Wm t-m1, RoiiMVflt Hirtl lime.

.47 20-yard dah- Srrithr MtK-oin flr.it, Huntfr 1 CnilMttan wnnrt, Hr-mn i tocc-vIt third, ComiU-y i r.inci.ln fourth Bcmt Hardin 1 rum, Time, I n.t 10-yard bmtttnkP MM Hardin i Rnnevtf i Hull Lincoln thirrl. RiKiile i Roost'wii i fourth. Lincoln fifth. Time, tf. 40-ynrd frefstvl Hunter tCHi'aiani first, Caldwett iLhu-oint seivind, Strenhr Lincoln) tlurd Mame I R-wnevflt i ley rift mark tlrvUiftt fitth.

Tim. .21 40-yard burkntrMkn HuM i Lincoln) first. Peterson (RoAiPtvelti rnnrt, Maej Lincoln i third. Paul Hardin f.iurth Katr. i R'vwvefO fifth.

Time. Ijn-yard mrdlry rrlay RiinjvH fSrov, Lmttr. Oihann hrst. Lini-oin 'fond, Hardmit third. Callanan fourth.

fifth. Tim. 1 -22 Mll.a. aaa-il fMalil awlaau la.l. Jt-t.

fntky, Cook, Croia, Caldwell') first. rl- linn eeenna, nooeveii Tntrfl. went Tounn. lrvmc rrnn. ime.

-4t 92flnlml.v'",nhR,n?" 1 174 'it Chippewa Falls, in the second round. TABLE TENNIS ACES ADVANCE INDIANAPOLIS, IND. F) Seeded players won handily Friday in the first two rounds of men's singles play In the tenth annual U. S. open table tennis tOUmailient.

Jimmy McClure, Indianapolis. Indmg champion and seeded i pnm'i: i.amrwrt (t.imviini ihini 7n.No. 1, eliminated Ed Littman, pmn's: Wllaon flrvlng fourth. l2 i- t- n. points; nuti i wiiaon i (ffh.

bii Minneapolis, 20-17, 21-16, 25-13. HYSTERICAL WIN'S. uuia PaRliaro, New York. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.

f.V)lseeded second, downed Max Hysterical won the $1,200 feature Hersh, Petrolt, 21-16. 25-15, rce Friday at Tanforan. going the21-16 and Sol Schiff, slso of New mile and 70 yards In 1:41 8-5, Just I fork and rated third, beat Joe three-fifths of a second off the Carter, Oxford, Ohio, 22-20, 21-19 track record. 121-15..