The Pittsburgh Press from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 22

SECTION SUNDAY. MAY 24. 1936 Other Press Departments. Court 7200 TCant Ad Headquarters, Court 4900 THE PITTSBURGH PRKSS SIX RECORDS BROKEN IN PREP SCHOOL TRACK MEET I hi Pitt-Press Football Clinic Big Success Coaches Have Fine Time Terry And Sullivan Still Tops As Hitters "S3 Prep School Meet Won By Shady Side Takes Second With Buffalo Team In Third Place Indians' Star Hits Grove Paces Pitchers With 7 Wins Giants' Manager Clouts Ball for Average Of .463 'J 1 if ri Si Bill Terry, the veteran New York Tr Giants' manager, continues to pace the National League hitters and is 0 sporting an average well above the 400 mark. It's .463 to be exact.

Joe Moore of the Giants and Pep 'ti per Martin of the Cardinals swept Si) Billy Sullivan, the Cleveland Indians' surprising youngster, held to his lead among the batters of the American League, with an average of .441. Lou Gehrig of the Yankees has scored the most runs, 41, while Charley Gehringer of the Tigers had collected the most hits. 48, and has rapped out the most two-base hits, 13. Jimmy Foxx continues as the "Big Bertha" with nine home runs. Bob Grove tops all pitcliers with a record of seven triumphs and one to the front in the matter of scor- iff inz most runs with 28.

Medwick ii of the Cards has rapped out the most hits, 49. Mel Ott. Giants, paces the league's sluggers with seven home runs while Harry Gumbert, also of the Giants, tops the pitchers with four victories and no defeats. By PHIL GUNDELF1XGER. JR.

Six standards were shattered as University School, of Cleveland retained its Tri-State Prep School League track and field at Shady Side's Mc-KAh-y Field yesterday. The Clevelanders scored 73'3 pr ints; Shady Side was second with and Nichols School, of Buffalo brought up the rear with 29 tallies Winning six of the 14 events outright and tying for first place In another, the Ohioans gave a convincing demonstration of their su -4 American League National League ST 0 -XT CLUB BATTING CLUB BATTING Pet 2H .26 7S 8 Chicaeo New York St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Roston OR HR RBI Pet 32 2'i0 341 27 l-6 27 155 275 16 145 .202 34 185 343 11 163 34 18H .314 1H 164 .274 153 3HO 12 114 .27 4 30 15 4 285 24 138 .265 31 158 2S6 16 141 .264 20 130 249 13 118 .253 (i HR RBI 20 14S 20!) 18 136 ISO 17 146 2S lhl 2SS 1S 14 32 15H 310 26 ISO 29 1.17 28.1 19 1 12 31 135 304 lO 12! 31 157 2S5 21 144 31 117 283 4 105 31 157 2S5 21 144 31 117 283 4 105 New York. Chicaeo Washington Boston St. Louis Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia Cincinnati .261 v'.

Brooklyn .260 CLUB FIELDING PO A F. PO A fi DP P't miw CLUB FIELDING PO A F. DP riftsburth 781 311 31 12 .72 Boston 31 S42 300 3S New York 29 801 413 38 30 Chicaeo 20 777 317 28 St. Louis 2S 754 301 38 22 .065 Brooklvn 31 837 357 4 4 24 Cincinnati 31 36S 46 35 Philadelphia 32 851 373 58 32 .951 BATTING RECORDS 31 738 377 24 32 .9 no 820 383 3.1 40 .972 3 4 87 3 32 37 2 "9 750 349 37 31 .98 34 874 394 45 34 .900 32 848 350 42 30 "7 714 341 38 31 Detroit Cleveland Boston rhiladtdihia Washington New York Chicago periority. Three of the half dozen! records were broken by University! athletes.

I Franklyn Floyd, of University. shattered a seven-vear old record! in the 220-yard dash when he nn i the distance in 22 6 seconds The' ioo2nw ard 01 23 Montis was sot in-1929 by Burt Riviere, then Shady c-idp captain. Floyd became dual sprint cham-' pion since he also won the 100-vard i cash in 10 4 seconds Captain Elmer Browne, of l- crsity, belabored himself over th" 1-0 hurdles in the new record time of 15.6 seconds. The record ol 16.1 seconds in this event had also 5tood for seven years. University other record-breaking Leheny Glub 31 824 382 43 35 .064 St.

Louis Triple plays Detroit. Chicaeo. Vukmanic Sets Record BATTING RMECORDS HR RBI Pet 0 14 .403 HR RBI Tct 2 12 .441 Faces Hearts 4ti5 3 30 AB 54 L.121 18 34 Terry. N. Y.

Medwick, St. Kinc. St. L. Srhnlte.

Psh. 4 23 1 6 2 12 AB 59 2 0 US 84 .120 Sullivan. Clev. Pepper. St.

L. PiMareio. Ponura. Chi Gehrig. NT.

.123 3 15 14 41 11 15 33 Demaree. (. 5 17 18 8 4 6 4 Rriihaker. PEh 68 41 Kress. ash fv Moore.

N. S.Martin. St. L. 44 Johnson.

Phila. 11 Lewis. Wash 126 Homestead Goes to McDon 26 11 31 44 1.1 46 48 1 8 20 36 16 44 37 16 30 18 20 1 9 12 IS 6 11 11 15 38 19 9 1 -s ft 1 1 0 1 4 1 0 0 3 jfiiormances came in the half 10 17 5 .1 17 10 2 8 13 0 23 13 15 IS fi 3 21 19 11 7 2M 11 23 23 15 7 ald in City League Program Today it-ia wnrre me CUartet of Trefj-in .389 .37 4 .304 .350 .34 4 .338 .338 .333 .331 .330 .329 .32 7 .322 .32 1 .320 .317 .310 .3 1 5 1 0 1 0 0 5 0 1 5 1 3 0 1 6 25 40 13 46 2.1 48 16 4 47 31 42 3 40 38 2tt 10 15 37 36 40 33 37 17 33 23 2 9 3 37 39 Gchrinrer. lilies. Wash 50 Stone.

Wash 57 Puccinelli. Grfpnhere. Det 4 6 Dickey. NT. Y.

.127 Anpline Chi. .107 Chapman. N. Y. 52 Moses.

Campbell, 53 Y. 65 Dean. Phila. 15 Bell St. 1 121 Averill.

1 09 R. Ferrll. Bost. 121 rrossctti. N.

Y. .123 Jordan. 1) Durocher. St. L.

87 Hassett. Mne. St. 8() Haslin. 65 O'Df-a.

9 J. Moore. .121 Cuccineilo. 115 Lomhardi. 79 Enslish.

Chicago 55 Chapman. Cin 4r5 Camdli. Phila .1 15 Hartnett. .112 Hrman. Chi.

...125 Suhr. Feh Norris. Phila. ..117 Handley, "in. 54 Sheenn 29 0 3 XT 13 8 16 4 20 18 15 13 10 13 19 10 29 19 5 24 8 9 1 16 17 17 18 5 24 25 21 23 lO Comte.

and Flovd stepped the distance in 1 minute 34 6 seconds to win year possession of the permanent trophy presented to the league this Tar by the Cornell Club of Western Pennsylvania, Shady Side thmclacls set the other three new records. Ed Krdcers. Shady Side, covered the 200 low hurdle course in the new 18 11 14 19 I 4 18 21 10 8 7 21 22 ST 27 7 3 34 9 18 12 9 13 19 l'i 3 4 1 3 0 By PAUL KURTZ Is there comeback ability within the Leheny ranks? If so, then the City sandlot baseball league race will certainly settle Dvkcs. Chi 89 Radcliff. Chi.

5 4 Goslin Dct 121 .319 .3 Oti CVnttnurd from Tae 1 Ifr Trior. Frrrf fit, Colhn Poin-nrr thtrvi TViVloek Con -hohokn. xsr(. fifth. Time 21.8.

tort-jard dah Wnn hv F.vxp!!. I.an-rsf'fTj Frit Sirruiar "ln('rllt. f.4- third: Knc, Prjror. Ford City. Tt.v Mi run on tw iuli'.

a i o-ni: Blythe iM'd: Knl-ert s. Brentwood. Corsics fifth. 't New tat re -ord 1 Iwru w-irt hv Smith. Kidlcv Tark.

1 i 'J1 i Konot-sky. Townhu. tfifitnl. 127. Wal- i lri'd third.

12H: pnn- y.T-v Kort. fourth. 123 Jt-rTeron Township. 121.2. low htirril Won by Kinzl, A --i-: FTr William rnn.

HJirrinurir. 1 Krif A -dniy. third; Hrwr. I'rhiil of Fittnotircli. fourth: i ton.

fifth. Time 21.3 iNew lile rela Won hr Ftri Stronr Vin- rihv. Hrkin. Hu tohi nsr. I'al-' c.

third: i'vt--' foiir'h: WPi, hswr. fifth. i New state word) Mich iump Won br Dixon. Stilton. 1 Nw -rat rtnord: tou.

ond. fi: AmhW. third. 1 I InNi'. Evan City, fourth.

5.10: At'oona and Archie. Steeiton. tie for fif'h. Toio ault Won bv Zebirh. Amblr.

It 1 Nr-w pre rero'-d pnd. 11 9 i-i corler. Nomstown. Vm-iftim and Stevenson. Steel-tn.

tie for third. 11 feet. Otl. N. lo8 24 Islie.

N. 7rt 12 Risrps. On. 97 14 Myers, Cin 101 17 Allen. Phila ..125 21 Moore 132 24 tcntr.s ct a second reite performance of D.iver.po cf '09 .297 .290 .295 .294 .294 .293 .293 Uni- 40 36 39 39 2 8 17 38 5 37 44 38 21 19 13 38 3.1 3 4 17 .38 23 36 11 36 32 29 08 .397 .369 .367 .366 .365 .361 .360 .351 .3.11 .348 .3 47 .3 4 6 .346 .345 .340 .338 .333 .331 .330 322 .317 .317 .315 .314 .313 .308 .306 .306 .304 303 "09 299 "98 .298 .297 "97 .291 .290 .289 .2 8 8 2 8 287 26 .23 .285 .283 .283 281 1279 .277 .276 .275 .274 '7" .267 .266 .263 .262 2 59 .258 .258 11 4 23 "8 23 5 21 1 4 92 1 13 .29 "92 Klein.

19 32 Watkins. 85 13 25 4ensen. Teh. ..133 14 39 Bartell. N.

75 12 22 Irhanski. 14 49 Campbell. 48 9 14 Scrumoher. NY. 2 4 2 7 Martin.

St. 2S 30 Chiozza. 10O 16 29 1,. IVaner. Peh ..31 3 Coscarart.

47 2 22 P. Waner. Peh. 109 li 31 Bowman. 14 1 4 Leiber.

X. 10 29 Berres. 81 6 23 3 0 3 8 1 1 1 5 4 1 1 1 3 3 1 3 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 .290 .299 .290 Ostci niiieiler. Bos 16 Clift. St.

1 120 Mannsh. Bos. ..144 Trosky. Clcr .124 Walker. Y.

-Chi 69 Johnson. N. 03 Coleman. St. L.

43 Wprhcr. Bos. .127 Fotx. B's 117 Selkirk. N.

Pvthtk. 57 Powell. Wash. ..128 Bolton. 74 Cochrane.

79 mmons. Det. .124 Miles. Wash 38 Kuhel. Wash .125 Revnolds.

Solters. St. IOI Kmc ker. Cleve.133 Estalclla. 7 Carey, St.

1 123 Haas. .113 Hemslev. Pt. L. 99 Lary.

St. 128 Hill. Wash 86 Rolfe. Y. .141 Cooke.

Boon. 76 Peters. Phila. 40 Finney. Phila 113 versity.

last year. Bob Maxwell, scion of an athletic family in the history cf the academy, crashed through with a new record in the broad jump when he leaped forward 20 feet 7 inches. Reuter of Shady Side set the old record of 20 feet 5lt inches in 1930. Maxwell had a great day all in all. Besides winning the broad Jump he placed second in the 100-Tard dash and ran anchor on Shady second place relay team for a total of SP points.

itself into a real "dog-fight" by the time the sun sets this evening. This afternoon the Lehenys face a splendid opportunity to make themselves "felt" in the City fight, when they entertain Immaculate Heart at Frick Park. In a second game Homestead goes to McDonald. Immaculate is the City League leader. It means a great deal for the Hearts to retain that coveted perch.

If, Immaculate loses and Homestead wins then the Hearts will still retain the leadership by a .667 average comparative to the runner-up mark of .600 which would be sported by the Lehenys. Homestead would advance to third place with .571. And Buchs. Swissvale and Dormont would be tied for fourth with .500. Almost a thousand coaches and their captains from preparatory and high schools enjoyed every minute of the fifth annual football clinic presented by the University of Pittsburgh and The Press in Pitt Stadium yesterday.

Top left picture shows Ralph Daugherty, Pitt center coach, demonstrating a block play with George Adams. Top right picture has "Howdy" O'Dell In action, showing how to punt. O'Dcll, former Pitt star and coach, is now backfield coacii at Harvard and visited here to aid in the clinic forum. Lower rfcture shows Dr. "Jock" Sutherland (center) Pitt's head coach and director of the clinic, with the two guest coaehes, Wallace Wade (left) of Duke University and "Fritz" Crisler, of Princeton University.

.280 .284 .2 8t ,284 .284 .283 .289 .2 80 .279 .277 .275 .273 .271 4 14 21 28 14 5 14 19 25 26 5 21 12 5 23 3 26 16 24 10 0 10 11 17 11 8 11 12 9 9 18 12 10 23 9 14 13 7 17 5 7 11 20 20 16 10 6 11 8 14 I'OINT SCORES 16 16 6 21 11 15 1.1 16 19 11 19 14 0 14 6 18 19 1 9 19 20 8 IS 8 17 19 13 8 27 Jurpes. Chi 48 11 13 Herman. Cin 132 20 37 Mancuso. Y. .100 8 28 YonnE.

Pgh Ill 14 31 Geraehty. Bklyn. R5 8 18 Vereez, 40 4 11 ravarretta. 99 10 27 Hack. Chi 107 14 29 Thompson.

50 7 In Lftvarettn. 45 8 12 Tavlor. 30 5 8 Bucher. .113 1 30 Lancaster 17. Lo'irer R'dler 'Park lO 5t-ltOr.

li Floyd's 1U points for running f'non i. 0 1 0 6 i 2 0 0 3 2 4 0 1 1 3 2 1 1 4 2 0 1 0 0 4 on the University relay team plus rit, strop ymm n. Bethlehem ss'. AntWer Inwn- 3.1 32 2 8 36 24 39 21 11 31 2 8 31 3.1 3.1 21 21 28 28 2.1 17 12 36 5 21 9 1 13 14 1 26 6 5 18 17 21 3 5 11 10 6 11 5 9 10 13 15 ii 12 4 13 9 9 12 20 7 17 8 axo iu jj Mijia in me two sprints hip .2. Jrfteron Township 7.

Oon ho- ho. kn 5 S. Rid'ne ft Mt. Carmel hip Clinic Microscope gae him 11 points for a total. Man f.

Korfl I it X. r.rn. Gator Trackers Tie Grove City 'Jtiut tne leading scorers of the day inure Cuyler, Cin 129 27 34 a. Hirr'sbursr Wm Perm 4. Down Galan.

Chi ji Bos Enlarges Football .267 .207 .266 .264 .264 .263 .263 .262 .259 .256 .253 .250 .250 .250 .248 .24 8 Phelps. 38 1 Vauchan. 24 28 Moore. St. 20 29 1 24 20 In tomorrow night's games, Buchs will entertain Immaculate Heart at Olympia Park; Lehenys visit Homestead at West Field and Dormont meets Swissvale at the Union insrtow-n a.

Trnv a. Bradford 3 Academy PottsviH 3. Blythe Township foptrfort 2 Brentwood 2. Butler 2. Evans City reabody.

PKh. t. CLASS EVENTS sao-yarr run Won bv Hep. Birdpboro; Mocel. Wyomi'eingr.

srond; Haurt Upper MorrUnd third: Ford. Conneautvillc. fourth: Tirhe. Susquehanna, fifth. Time 22 04.4.

were Bill Steinmeyer of Shady Side, and Lyle Fullington of Nichols. Steinmeyer cracked the other Shady mark when he heaved the shot 47 feet 3lk inches to better the 45-foot heave of Jenkins, University, in 1032. Steinie also won the discus throw Whitehead. N.Y.117 21 Ji Davis. St 79 fi 20 21 fi Golf Win Frey.

Bklyn 108 Cooney. 88 Tennis and Matches Dr. Jock Sutherland and His Grid Coaching Staff, And Johnson. Hal-. 11.

5 McNair. Boston. 1 30 Travis. Wash 131 Burns. St -L 79 Sewell.

9.1 Warstler. 107 West. St. L. 108 Pet.

Chicaeo 97 Gleeson. 66 Walker. Detroit. 47 Cramer. Boston.

.143 r.Pima. St. Louis 8 Owen. Detroit ..118 Lazzeri. 1 1 1 Tlottomley.

St L.ll 1 Kreevich. Chi 1 2 1 Fox. Dr'troit 8.1 Newsome. Phila. 107 ilic-srina.

Phila. 7 4 Melillo. Boston. 109 M.ver. Wa-h 88 Almada.

Boston. 49 W. Fcrrell. Bos. 28 Vosmik.

lo.l Hurtles, Giuliani. St. L. 20 Van Atta. St.

L. 5 Boiell. iviroit Washington, clii 2 9 Haves. Thtla 84 Newsotn. Wash.

25 Mailho. 9 Havworth 28 Russell. Wash 7 Sulik. M'i Bcreer. Bos 101 Whitney.

Stripp. 53 put First. Morton. Birdsboro. pr-ond Deidrwk Wvomo.ine with a toss of 110 feet 8 inches 1 4.V4 0 1 1 5 1 0 4 1 ft 1 1 4 0 0 1 0 .245 12 14 10 4 15 14 4 9 6 17 3 1 1 4 1.1 5 10 fl .244 42 7-j; third.

Morns. Prespprt Park. 41.2: Guest Coaches Wallace Wade and Fritz Crisler Entertain 1000 Mentors On Inside Machinations Jordan, .237 Lopez, Bost 11 4 13 11 -r 11 18 5 .229 Thevenow. 4 8 .255 .253 .2 50 .246 .24 3 .24 3 .24 0 .231 .234 .230 .22 9 .227 .2 24 .214 .210 .20.1 .200 .1 93 .172 .107 .167 .111 .107 .000 Hafe.v. Pku SO Koeni 22 11 14 18 19 16 8 12 17 17 5 5 21 19 5 6 1 3 3 1 and took second in the javelin throw -for a total of 13 points.

He was tied in total scoring by Fullington. tall 18-year-old Nichols jiinior. All Fullington did was to -win the mile, and half mile, place lonrtn. Holme. Susquehanna.

41.1;; fifth. Gl'nn, Prospect Park. 40 lliirh jump First. Branford. Birrisboro.

sfoonii itiel. Byars. Jenkintown and Riiizinski. Ku'phont. and Stilon.

Mont-ro-i. 5o: thirii Tieue. Pusauehanna. 5.5. tlllsll Won by Whit.

Avon nriiv: lipllwood sooond Fitilf 27 2 9 20 2.1 1 7 2 5 20 1 1 6 26 4 1 21 5 14 14 1 3 0 Gautaux. 9 Cant well. Special to The Pittsburgh Press GROVE CITY, May 23 Allegheny College invaded Grove City today in a three-way sports program of track, golf and tennis, tieing it up with the Grovers on the track at 67'i points, taking the tennis laurels i 1 i 5 I 1 I I i 1 i 1 1 in! i i i I 9 1 Mi'Qumn. .113 Muneo. Bkn.

28 lO 4 3 0 13 13 8 8 9 By PAUL KURTZ Under a burning sun of an ideal May day, nearly 1,000 third in the hieh iuma and fourth third: Doidnoh. wyomi ms 0 0 1 4 3 1 1 1 II 0 Goodman. 77 Oirrod'ski. St. L.

29 Su.iuufhanna. fifth. i. Moiirth: riovelanJ. in the broad jump.

Wilson 88 Switch and field. A Greater Pittsburgh League game this afternoon has Bloom-field appearing at Blawnox. In an independent match, Dormont will visit the Cochrans at Pleasaitt Valley field. Ford City will be at home with Beltzhoover this afternoon. The Beltzhoover 18th Ward Negro club, starting on Tuesday night, will stage home games each Tuesday at Greenlee field at 6:30 p.

m. Brentwood will be the first attraction of the Warders Tuesday. The Warders will also play home games each Friday night and Sunday afternoon at McKinley Park. Rained out last week, St. Philips and Crafton Methodists will meet in a Crafton-Ingram Church League game Tuesday night.

The Homestead Grays, now in the preparatory and scholastic coaches and their captains from six Jackson N. 7 to 2, and beating the Grovers on i i me 4. dash Won by Taylor. woo.t; Mosw socond: .221 .214 .207 .2115 204 .203 .1 95 .15 .182 .176 .176 Fris-h. St L-.

79 Allegheny had states watched with interest the exhibit-forum method of the links to 21 Paririrn. ten Grace. Phila. 41 PITCHING the best of the track events, although each team made four firsts. Allegheny topped on second and Kamn'rts 5 Torld.

Pill. 4 4 Bord 51 Pet 1 ooo BB SO 9 17 2 Wvonusinir. Third: Went7dl. Big-W fourth T.oudenslaccr. Jenkintown.

fifth Tinu 111 4. 12n-rd low hurdles Wrt by St'erlme. Prospect Park: Kces. Kuloniont. second: Bir.isborn third: Walters.

Hum-Imeistnwn. fourth: Taylor. Probpect Park. fif'h. Tim 14 1 I Krnnrf inmp Won by Connaut- 10 18 23 10 1.1 8 10 9 3 6 13 4 1 3 3 1 0 Broaca.

V. Y. Grove Bos 1 .875 34 7 ,1 4 ft .1 6 1 1 3 10 4 0 demonstration for each position of football at the fifth annual clinic conducted by the University of Pittsburgh and The Press in Pitt Stadium yesterday. These demonstrations were presented at various corners of the field during morning and 163 Gome. Derrinzer.

17 Gumbert. S. Y. 12 Collins. St.

37 Gelnert. St. L. 84 Davis. 2 6 9 7 5 6 7 .1 55 i Pearson.

N. Y. .154 i Sorrel Det. .1 43 i Pesnonsr. Wash.

Gkill. Chi i Gome 22 Phelps. Chi 0 0 0 .136 .1 SO vilic 5: Norton. Hop Bottom. pcond.

Punheimer Hatboro. third. 11 4 i Setdel. fourth. S'ouffer.

Washington Township. Cam. St L. -Chi. Walter.

23 2 48 4 2 42 36 33 33 31 4 4 28 58 43 43 24 3 4 4 2 46 2 4 Brd. Ctn 24 26 34 17 15 8 14 6 23 28 9 12 6 1 5 26 8 27 44 12 21 18 15 14 12 12 6 10 12 23 17 7 28 .03 .083 .000 Tllanfon. 1' 1 er" so that Interception might take place. Smith. JJ.

15 1 PITCHING BB SO The Buffalo athlete also competed in the discus, javelin and relay to mike up an afternoon full of seven events. He would have entered the 440 as well, but eight events seemed like too much for one day. Only iast week he ran the quarter in 52 second, three seconds better than that shown by the winner yesterday. For all-around ability he is the nearest thing the Tri-State League has seen since the days of Saxe, University School, back in 1929 and 1930. Saxe still holds the javelin and discus marks.

TRACK EVENTS 100-Yard Dash Won by Fiovd. Max we. 1. hadv second: Girvtn. ISichols.

third: Preston. L'mvei wty. lourth. Tjrno scronds. MilK Knn Won by FuUtnston.

Nichols: Frowne I'niversity, second: Bruch. diversity, third: Burrard. Nichols, fourth. Tin'" 5 niinuto. 12 seconds.

Ia.h Won by t'ni-tpisiiv: Preston. University, second: Garvin. Nichols, third: Stnrseon. haiLv Side. Imirth Tine 22 seconds.

NVw sc. 1'IO-Yaril Mich Hurtlli-s "nn by Broiie. Taylor. 1'ntvers'tv. 9 17 4 East, will return to Pittsburgh for doubleheaders at Forbes Field next Saturday and Sunday with the Newark-Brooklyn Eagles of the Negro National League.

The games on each day will begin at 2 o'clock. Gumnert. 10 Walker St L. 5 I Pole sanlt Won by Morrison. Sharon I Hill.

Hit's: Clevelmd. Susquehanna, ond. 1 1 .3 Holmes. Susquehanna. third.

lO.o'i ti lor fourth. McKeever. Prospect Psrk: Gelwlck. Washington Township: Hamilton. Conneautville.

and lifr. Ccnne-tutviile. One half mile relay Won by Hamburl ir Klahr. R. Fink.

L. Roeder. and S. Fmk Avon Grove, second: Springfield. Washington Township, fourth KulD-: niont fifth.

Winninr time .1 Pet 0 1.0O0 i 0 1 1 .833 Contwell. Bos. 10 6 3 9 2 "0 23 5 .833 .833 SnO .800 .750 .750 .750 .714 .667 .67 .67 .667 .600 .571 .571 .556 .500 .500 lO .500 500 .500 .500 .500 500, .500 .500 French Chic. 9 10 15 18 J7 thirds, while the Grovers evened this up in the field events, taking firsts in five events and all three places in the discus and hammer. Summary: TRClv EVENTS 100-yard dash Won by" Hoffman.

Grove City: second. Post. Allegheny: third, Nye. Allechenv. Tinif 10 seconds.

Mile rnn Won by Wite. Alleehenr: second Hartley. Grove City: third. Jamisson. Aliesrhenv.

Time 4 4:45. 120-yarrJ Mtth hurdles Won by J. Lav-elv. Allegheny: second. Cares.

AHeeheny: third. Cuniminers. Grove City. Time 15 seconds. 440-yarrl dash Won by Hortif.

Grove City: second. Varreska. AHeeheny: third. Swanson. AllerhciiV.

Time 53 seconds. 2'iO-yard dash Won by Hoffman. Grove Citv: second. Post. AHeeheny; third.

Nye, AHeeheny. Tinif! 22:45. RRO-vard rnn Won by Hogue. Grove City: second. While.

AHeeheny: third. Miller Grove Citv. Time 2:6 J20-ard low hardies Won by Sterlinf. Allerheny: second, lavely. AHeeheny: third.

Cummines. Grove City. Time 28.45. Two-mile run Won by Veraska. Allechenv; second.

Stover. AHeeheny; third. Grow. Allegheny Time 11:10. FIELD EVENTS 9 4.1 2 Blneholde- Civ.

6 Harder. 8 Rotve Det 8 Welch. Bos. 9 Hadley. N.

Y. 5 RusU. 12 Hiidebrand. Civ 6 Osterm'ler. Bos 12 Mireum.

Bos 5 Ferrell Bos. 10 Rhodes. Philn 7 Newsom. Wash 10 Allen dev. 7 Apoleton.

w.isb 8 MahafTey. IL. 8 Dietrich. Phila 8 Keller. PVnla 7 Kened v.

Chi. 6 Murphy. N. 6 Malone. N.

Y. 7 Crnwder. 2 Weaver. Teh afternoon sessions. Dr.

"Jock" Sutherland. Pitt's head coach, directed and supervised the "one-day grid school," which set a record attendance. Members of Dr. Sutherland's coaching staff William Kern, Charles Bowser, Walter Milligan, Edward Hirschberg, Dr. Edward Baker and Michael Nicksick were in charge of demonstrations in their respective positions.

Members of the Pitt squad assisted in the forum. Wade Tells of Blocking The two guest coaches, Wallace 15 NY 9 17 11 38 31 i "5 3.1 16 Other important details that Crisler stressed in covering territory were divided into four parts defending own territory first, go for the ball, make a tackle or intercept the ball, and linemen to get across the line. In this order should the defense be set at all times. Plenty of work should be directed by coaches toward the capabilities of players to interception. That re Johnson.

Phila 11 Bence. Bos 8 Smith. Y. 10 Loses Shoe, Stops 1 6 20 rt 1 9 20 13 oo 37 36 42 32 20 14 J. Dean.

ct. 8 Carleton. Chv 8 Puts iMOn, Wins Hollinrsh Cm 7 Ryba. St 7 Halahan. St L.

6 410 arrl run on ny onl. tonneaiir-viiic: Biz. Upper Moi eland, second: tie for third White. Avon Grove: Craumer. Wvnmissin; BifSms.

Bellwood. fifth. Xm'c Disrits throw First. Johnson. second.

Simpson. Enola. lot; ln'r: third. Glenn. Prospect Park.

fourth. F.hlers. Sprinclield. 100.7; ill. 'Hamilton.

Conneautville. 100. SoO .7.19 .714 667 .667 .667 .667 .571 .500 Birkhofer. Peh quires a far different technique than Schott. 8 Lee.

Chic 8 1.1 12 8 1 8 19 5 14 9 19 25 1 6 IO 4 7 SO 19 6 3 4 in receiving. Footwork is highly Hubbell. Y. IO But Waynesburg High Loses 6 14 3 7 1 9 32 essential, the Princeton mentor con P. Dean.

St L. 7 Coffman. Y. 8 2 6 19 1.1 16 24 14 11 3 6 IO 13 9 .1 1 1 20 1 1 20 23 10 29 1 2.1 16 8 1 8 17 Wade of Duke University, Durham, N. and H.

O. (Fritz) Crisler of Princeton University, gave interesting football talks at the luncheon in the ballroom of the Schenley Hotel. Clark. Bkln. 5 18 6 20 1 1 21 4 1 9 3 11 4 12 9 IO 30 10 14 13 17 4 4 6 8 Stiii-L-eon Sha.lv ide.

third: four'h Time 1 5 w-'-nml. lin-Vani lash Won by Hani Kinisev Dnt. Sullivan. 5 Wilshere. Phil.

3 ThnniR. IO 2 T.ee. Cleve. 7 Wiiierc-. 6 Wilson.

Bos. 7 Ruff Y. 7 Bri.ices 8 L. Brown. Clev.

7 Whitehead. Chi 8 To Uniontown ord. HtHO. tended. At no time is "batting down the ball" tolerated in the 11 8 13 18 26 13 6 1 1 15 1 I 1 4 IO 6 3 3 1 5 23 38 25 30 52 57 67 34 52 3 4 59 43 54 18 40 39 44 41 54 48 25 3.1 4 6 23 4 4 2 5 21 in 1 1 2.1 1 I 52 58 68 62 57 58 52 70 52 41 41 2.1 52 38 25 3 8 Princeton scheme of maneuvers, he Crawfords Win, Lose With Washington t'rsivcrsilv: Wfnde.

Nichols. P.cUcr. IPivejJ'lv thi-d: Kniaht. Shauy fonr'h Time 55 seconds. low Hurdles Won byRodrcrs.

asserted, as it is a dangerous .500 .500 .4 29 .42 9 400 33 3 .333 .250 2 50 .250 Special to The Pittsburgh Press I'nivrilv. method. Sh-tdy Si.Ih: lirou-ii corid Shady third: Sturreon Tavlor. I'niversitv WAYNESBURG, May 23 Dr. Sutherland, as master of Time 24 4 bccoi 43 46 41 48 33 23 59 Side, fourth AuUer.

Dct. 6 Stratton. 8 Hoirsctt.Dc.-S L. 9 Lvotts. Chi.

4 Turlicviiie. Th. 7 Knott. S. 11 Uniontown High defeated Waynes .500 .5 on .500 500 .4 4 4 .429 .4 29 .4 01) .400 .4 00 .333 .333 .333 ceremonies at the luncheon, announced after introducing Coach Wade that Pitt would begin a two- burg High, 74 to 52, in a dual meet Half-Mile Won by FnlHneton.

Nichols: Harriman. Nichols, second: Pier. e. Umver-f! third: btedman. University, fourth.

2 lf. 4 KKfl-laril Relay Won bv Liuvers'ty iPresion. Walker. Comte. Floyd i Side second; Nichols, laird, iinis Sprcial to The Pittsburgh Press WASHINGTON, D.

May 23 The Pittsburgh Crawfords broke even with Washington today, win-nine the first same, 3 to 1 and Frankh e. Bkln 8 Iloyt. Peh 8 Swift. Peh. Grisom.

4 E. Moore. 7 I.nrns, Peh. 3 ltnh. Fen 5 Kowalik, Chi 6 Bryant.

Chi. 5 MacFayden. Bs. 9 Parmelee, St.L. 7 Derrtntrer.

Cin. 10 Munsro. 11 Chaplin. 7 Warneke. Chi 9 Walter, 9 Davis.

Phil 10 Bowman. Phil. 8 Wanton, 7 Tisinc. 7 Rrnil. Chi 8 Karnshaw, Bkl.

7 Castteman. NY. 6 Henshaw. 8 Brandt. 7 Stine.

Cin 9 swwiw jt.M i ftv --J here this afternoon. The big thrill of the meet came when Cecil Pettit of Waynesburg won the mile run Shot nut Won by Hart. Grove City: se-ond. Graham Grove City: third. Mad-dalena.

Grove City. Distance 39.9. Pole vault Won by Graham. Grove Citv; second. Shafer AHeeheny: third.

Chester. AHeeheny. Heieht 10:. Hich iiimiv Linn and Carey. AHeeheny.

tied for first: Morrell. AHeeheny and Kennedy. Grove Citv. tied for third. Height 5.

Broad iamn Won by Swanson. Alle-ehenv: second Brown. Grove City: third. Graham. Grove City.

Distance 20 feet 4 inches. Discus Won by Fazell. Grove City: second. Gr.ham. Grove Citv: third.

Madda-letn Grove City. Distance 107 feet 3 inches. Discus Won bv Fazell. Grove City: second. Graham.

Grove City: third. Mad-dalena. Grove City. Distance 107 feet 3 inches Javelin Won by Brindle. Grove City: teennd Jones AHeeheny: third.

Spence. Allechenv. Distance 14 feet fl inches. Hammer Won by Christlev. Grove City; second.

Ashwood Grove City: third. Coe. i-ciu. cw.i, iu The after being forced to stop and put 4 6 5 13 2.1 8 24 8 20 29 19 17 1.1 1.1 1 1 .1 20 6 13 8 oo 1 13 The essentiality of blocking was the keynote of the speech given by Coach Wade. He dwelt on offensive line play, and presented the problems in that phase of football rather than the solutions.

Wade insisted that the assignments of a lineman should be grouped into three divisions to open a hole quickly, to open a hole and delay in the block, and to whip out of the line to take out the secondary. Stance also was stressed by Wade as important for various plays. Position of the player's feet for the type of play, to create proper balance and power, was another of the Duke coach's high points. He maintained a coach must realize the needs of year series with Duse University. The first game will be at Durham, N.

on Nov. 27. 1937. with the scene shifting to Pitt Stadium in 1938. Among the guests were Rae Crowtjer, line coach at Harvard; Mint llll ov- jiritiriiri.

CU I UI I fci lilC 1 liili a -v, Si.te: Watt.es. Nichols, second Bno tie his shoe back on after it had been l.niversity. third: McKldowney. 2.1 21 44 19 24 16 1 8 14 22 5 1 7 1 1 1 1 23 14 12 1 5 loosened when the race was about fourth. Distinct Sl'ie.

i Washington Patsburth by Steinmeyer. I AB.K.H.O A AB.R.H.O.A .333 .333 .3:13 i .2.10 io 1 .2 .10 luce ew recoiti. ni.ois Throw Won half over. Summary: TRACK EVENTS i i tirrv ri "Hooks" Mvlin, head coach at i nnpr ny 1111:11. fio-u'der 100-yard dash Hay.

Uniontown. first; Pistan. 110 feet foirtn. Bucknell: Dr. Joe Donchess, of "likens.

second: Laytie 58 50 binder 3 i a. k. rtiht if 9 Dartmouth; Eddie Cameron, as llfl 200 000 .000 Vault Tie for first betw priss Shady Side, and Carran. mvers.tv Freitas Cin. 2 4 0 12 2.e.i:h..

4 1 a 4 1 1 Iol.TT.on.3 4 1 1 3 4 (I 4 0 Gibson. e. 4 0 110 4 II ii 2 4 harles 1 4 2 14 1 4 12 3 Willi 4 1112 a 2 2 2 Crutch 2 0 0 3 0 3 ii 1 1 3 ankhcart 1 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 (1 1 Matlock. 3 0 0 3 1 Reis, Bos 5 36 fourth Snot ntvr.nT third: tie sistant to Wallace Wade at Duke University; Gordon White, of Roa K.t 1 WUhs Williams Porter. 0 0 0 0 Girl Mushers Open The Duquesne Brown "Buddies" noke College, and James L.

Marks, of KiskL Howard O'Dell, former Pitt star and coach and now backfield mentor at Harvard, assisted in the demonstrations. his player and figure out how to help him accomplish his purposes. To get me down the field to block secondary must arrant careful consideration, Mr. Wade added. He beiweeii Meyer nu 'Z- "ulv Height 10 f't.

Iltph Jump by Gr. Shadv P-es-m rntversitv. s- ond: Fiintnu'on. third: Sha.fi" Sid-, fourth. xj.Kt 5 feet inches Jump Won by Maxwell Shady Side- Goff.

rnlveif-itv. second; Mason. rnivrnv third: Eu'Iint-ton. Nicho.s. fourth.

Distanoe 20 feet. 7 inches. New 'Ravelin Throw Won by GoT fnnpr.i tv Steinmeyer. Shady Siue. second:) tnionlown.

third. Time 111.4 seconds. 220-yard dash Hays. Uniontown. first: Wilkens.

Waynesbure. second; Lavhew. Uniontown. third. Time 23 8 seconds.

440-yard dah Zimmerman. Waynea-burr. first: Darby. Uniontown. second: HutJtell.

Uniontown. third. Time 55.4 seconds. 880-yard run Darby. Uniontown.

first: Cow-ell. Uniontown. tecond: Fmnery. Union-town, third. Timf 2:11.6.

Mile run Pettit, Waynesbur-. first: Menhart. Uniontown, second; Kacur, Union-town, third. Time 5:08. 440 yard relay Umon'Own (Darby.

Lay-hew. Hutzell. Hys. first: Waynesburc Varner. Hote.

Rodefer, WilkensJ. second. Time- 47.6 seconds. 120-yard high hurdles Menhart. Union-town, first: Finey.

Uniontown. second; Trent, Uniontown. third. Time 17.6 sec mushball girls' team has several dates open. Write Thomas Henry, 6 Linden Avenue, Duquesne, Pa.

also spoke of the splendid interest Totals. 32 1 7 27 13Toils. 32 3 7 27 12 xliaucd for Willis in eighth. Score bt? innings: Pitt.mirch Onn 000 120 3 Washington '0 000 100 1 Two-has hits C. Williams.

Binder. Bankhead 2. Seay. jVmiK rdav Ma'lock Seay. Charleston, lelt on bases Pittshursh Washington 4 Base on balls Willis 2.

Porter 1. Struck out Bv 3 Hits 6 hits ff Wilhs in S' 1 off Porter in 1. Login int. her Willis. fmptres Haines.

Kemp, lime of same 1:40. SHOND-flAMK in football that was shown by the Grove City. Distance 1-J ieei incne. TENNIS RESULTS ineles Faivre. Grove Citv.

defeated Nevins. Alleehenv. 7-5. 6-1: Manesg. AHeeheny.

defeated Peterson. Grove City. fl-2. 3-6. 6-4: Williams.

Alleehenv. defeated Moorhead. Grove Citv. 6-3 6-2: Johnson Allegheny, defeated Chatham 8-6. 6-2: Tate.

Allechenv. defeated Bmeham. Grove City. -2. B-4: Grove City, defeated Mcey.

AHeeheny. 6-1 6-7. 6-3. Double Nevins-Manegs. Ailcs-heny.

defeated Fai vre-Prterson. Grove City. 0-6 7-5. 7-5: Johnson-Taylor AHeeheny. defeated M'or-head-Binchamh.

Grove City. 6-4. 4 6. 6-3: Willans-Tate Allerhenv. defeated Chatham-Dfehl.

Grove City. 6-8. 6-4. 6-3. GOLF RESULTS Henderson.

Grovr City, beat Clark. Alleehenv. 4 and 3. Wilson. AHeeheny.

beat Iruriton. Grove City, 5 and 4. best-ball even. Cross. Grove City, beat Booher.

Alleehenv. 3 and 1 Shields. Allegheny, beat Kiarm. Grove City. 6 and 5.

Allegheny won best-ball one up. I'm- frive. sitv. and Hauscrman attendance of such a large number Wash-Jeff Netters Down Mountaineers Versity. tied for third.

Cistan rj inches of coaches at the clinic. Memorial Day Schedule A defense for forward passing was the topic of the speech givenN by Crisler, who intermingled (Commonly known as Piles) Treated without operation. No cutting, no burning, no pain. PH IS, KECTXI. UTTERS.

FISSURES FISTULA. PRURITIS and allied Rectal Piau-s healed by our lentle A r.C method. LIVER DERANGEMENTS The liver is the lareest srerettne eland of the body. Its function is the secretion of bile. Bile is Nature laxative, and is essential to the rticestue assimilative process that takes place in the intestines.

A slusci-h. deraner.1 liver vtill iipsft the whole system: constipation and auto toxemia soon result. The dancer sienals are nam. nausea. headaches, riiziness.

specks before the firi, sour. euss stomach. coated tonene. foul breath. dr sallow kin and often jaundice.

If oil suffer from any liver, stomach or bowel trouble come for a thorough examination. VARICOSE VEINS with the attendant awrllines. Itchlni and nicer of the lees can he corrected by our painles. offl.ro Varec Method treatment. THF.

VAKEC MFTHOD has made thousands happy WHY NOT VOL? Wt Make No Charge for Examination If Tnu have some trouble you do not understand, come to us In confidence. Blood and Urina Tests Mada HOURS: 10 4 6 8 Dlly. Snay 10 1. Ties, an Tmn. 10 to 6 nl.

VAME 541 WOOD ST. 2nd Floor, Grogan Building his football lecture with witty stories to Illustrate his points. Coach Cris Georgia U. Star Ties Hurdles Record PITTS-BIRCH WASHINGTON ABU HP ABRHPA Belief i 1 OOnrrv.cf. 3 3 rt teav 2 4 2 5 4 Huehes 2.

4 2 12 3 jnhnsn 3 5 0 1 1 0 Bnoer.3. 4 13 11 Gibson 1.4 2 1 130 ZWrht.rf 31240 ler attempted to show the guests by chalk demonstration that in com Perkins 4 2 ii J. peting against forward passing an 4 2 110 4 1 0 4 effort should be made to break down fWlmss. 4 111 3 BWrsht.lf Crchfld rf 4 0 2 1 Bankhd.U 4 110 0 Wst 1 nuth p. 3 110 3NWlms l.

rtcr p. 0 0 0 2 Holmes. Wshsrtnn 1 1 OByrd.P... onds. 120-vard low hurdles Finney.

Union-town, first: Trent. Uniontown. second; Matthews1. Waynesburs, third. Time 14.8 seconds.

FIELD EVENTS High jump Trump, Uniontown. first; Wilkens. Waynesburc. second: Matthews. Waynesbur? and Menhart.

Uniontown, tied. Heieht Five feet, nine inches. Broad jump Wilkens, Waynesburr. first; Pettit. Waynesbursr.

second: Varner. Wavnesbure. third. Distance 21 feet. Pole vauit Menhart.

Uniontown. first; Blakford. Uniontown. second: Conklin. Waynesburg.

and Msi. Uniontown. tied. Heirht lo feet. 9 inches.

Shot put Varner. Waynesbttrr. first: Rush. Wavnesburir. second; Clark.

Union-town, third Distance 36 feet 9 inches. Discus Rush. Wa.vnesbursr. firt; Clark. Uniontown.

second: Fe. Uniontown. third. Distance 115 fet. 8 inches.

Javehn throw Clark. Uniontown. first; Rush. Waynesburg. second: Darby.

Union-town, third. Distance 154 feet. 10 inches. the task into five departments, Special to The Pittsburgh Press WASHINGTON, May 23 W. J.

tennis players lost only one of six singles matches and one of the three doubles engagements in defeating West Virginia University for the second time this year today, 7 to 2. It was the final match of the season for the Presidents, who dropped only three matches in 15 starts. Hess, W. V. was extended an extra set in defeating Pala Sinsles Cohen.

W. tlefeated Lit- 10 0 10 3 1 1 2 1 0 ft 1 2 0 0 1 Dayton Golfer Wins Ohio School Title These consisted of the passer, men rushing, men covering own territory, 1 Christ 1 Totals 37 5 12 24 l.V Totals 32 10 27 13 it'ed for Carter in ninth, Matted for Seay in ninth. BASEBALL Pirates at Chiraeo. (Full schedules elsewhere). TENNIS Davis Cap match, U.

S. ts. Australia, Germantovvn, Pa. AUTO RACING ROfl-mlle rare. Indianapolis.

Inrl. Rare at Mnnoneahela Sneedwav. Races at Arrien Down. Washlneton. Pa.

Races at Sharen. Fa. HARNESS RACING Meetlnc at Sooth Park. GOLF Kesrnlar events at Distrirt CInhs. TRACK AND FIELD I.

C. 4-A rhampionships at Philadelphia. MOTORBOAT RACING Rerarta at Baltimore. Md. HORSE RACING Racine at Belmont.

La ton. a and closing covering the receivers and intercep. tion. Crisler on Pass Defense Most of illustrations con I Otil 112 100 5 ce tlepace. 6-1.

7-5. Masev. W. fc W. fc -2 Barnhart.

W. J. ORLEANS. May 23 Forrest i Specs Towns. University of Georgia athlete, today equaled the rew world mark of 14.1 seconds that he set last week in the hish Towns, competing in the Southern A.

A. A. senior track jneet in Loyola Stadium, ran against a ftifT breeze. Last week at the Southeastern 'Conference at Birmingham. he was timed twice in 14.1.

The record is expected to be recog- -'ruzed this summer. lea'erf amp. 6-- defeated Klehe. 4. -4.

Hfege. W. By The Vnited Press GRANVILLE. May 23 A stockily built, all-round-athlete from the University of Dayton, today won the sixth annual Ohio Inter-collegiate Golf Tournament. He was Joe Zotkiewicz.

The youngster toured the Granville Inn course today with rounds of 78-75 for 153 to add to his 151 total of yesterday for a 72-hole aggregate of 304. cerned the duty involved when an opposing team is known to have a good or average "thrower." as he termed him. Concentration was to be thorough upon rushing the short side, when usually only one blocker ri-feated Pala. 9-7. 4-6.

10-8. Hollinzer. w. 4 defeated Tennant. 6-1.

6-0. Wieand. W. A defeated Lynch. 6-1.

8-6. Doubles Cohen and Mass.ey. W. 4 w.ashinrton it mi Toha hit Williams Three-ba Hnehes. Gibson Sacrifices M.

Williams Snow Bell Double olay Seay to Williams to Gibson Left on bases Washo-eton 4 PittsMirch el Base on balls Off cmith 3. of! Carter 2. Struck out Bv Hifhes 3 Smith 1. Hits off Holm" in 4 1-3 mninrs: 4 off Bvrd in 4 tunings- 7 hits off Smith in nnines 3 hit of? Carter in two in-rtnrs Winninr rcher Byrd Loeinr pitcher Carier Pmnres Harris and Kemp. Time of tame 2:10.

Raileys Booking defeated Camp and Kiebe. 6-3. 6-3. Little-vai and Hesse. W.

defeated Barn-hart and Pala. 6-4. 6-4. Wieand and Hol- The Railey team wants games at home and abroad. Call Federal 1050 protests.

Rushing the tackles was deteated. lennant ana brought out when there is a "throw- iichT'eX and ask lor Frank StangL at oonoine. 2.