The Star Press from Muncie, Indiana • Page 11

THE MUNCIE SUNDAY STAR, MAY 18, 1930. 11 COVERING THE SPORT WORLD WITH THE CAMERA STEPPING HIGH, WIDE AND HANDSOME Sweeping over a barrier like a well-oiled machine these high hurdlers furnish a thrill in a University of Washington track meet. Steve THREE, ALL EVENAnderson, third from looks like a dead heat for right, is the winner. three horses, but it isn't. When this picture was Bunched this way as they snapped all seven com- near the wire at Jamaica, petitors had a chance to L.

The Afghan, left win the event. horse, wins, with Ladder, the rail horse, second; The Gen, center horse, taking third. BASEBALL Not the vertical but the horizontal player has the ball as Red Faber, Chicago Americans' veteran hurler, attempts to tag Earl Combs, Yankee runner, by sliding into him feet first. The stunt didn't work. SHE'S AN ALL-STAR GIRL--Miss Margaret Lawson, University of Kansas girl sport star, not only tosses the javelin for good distance but excels as a sprinter, hurdler and high jumper.

SHOE, KEEPS Barefeet on cinders is no joke, but Ralph Doremus, in this remarkable LOSES shown winning an 800-yard relay run for his school, Seattle, high, after 1 losphotograph, is ing a shoe Copyright, 1930, by Central Press GRID GHOSTS APPEAR -Memories of hard-fought football battles of a few years ago are awakened as Red Grange, left, former University of Illinois star, and Gus Sonnenberg, one- Dartmouth college grid luminary, engage in a bit of "practice" in Los Angeles. KING CONGRATULATES THE WINNERS--These members of the Arsenal football team figure their efforts were worthwhile when they are personally congratulated by King George after winning final match of an All-British tourney in Wembley stadium. BALLOON JUMPING--Frances De Villiers enjoys at NOW IT'S invented by her father, Ivan De Villiers. Narco, a new game, is called balloon jumping and is said to have all the thrills The game without the possibility of going into a nose dive. of flying JUST LIVE A MOVIE STAR-Sixteen pieces of baggage -here are some of them furnishing a temporary throne for Max Schmeling-accompanied the German fighter to Endicott, N.

where he trains for his heavyweight title bout with Jack Sharkey, scheduled for June 12 in New York..