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Saturday, April 20, 1916 LINCOLN JOURNAL lYaiiks stage Field trials go into final died nod lays s'S ninth inning nine ftps 1 1.2 Pat CUVLMUJ FRALET. BY OSCAR years of age, and Harold McAf- university is rated favorite to cop the Glenn Cunningham mile, rally to win day Sunday erty, Colorado star. LAWRENCE, Kas. (IP). More than a dozen top notch prewar track and field stars will try comebacks in the 21st running of the revived Kansas Relays here Dwayne Feckin, Iowa State freshman and winner of the re which has dropped from the calendar after 1941, a year before NEW YORK.

(JP). John Lindell Open-all-age competition in thei" Ss It cent Big Six Indoor high jump, 6-4, is a dark horse in this event. war interrupted the entire Relays program. Mack ran a 4:19 in the hurdler of the 1943 Penn Relays, Dillard has been reared to make a crack at the Kansas Relays' record of :M.2 aet in 1938 by Fred Wolcott. The rapid Ohio Negro should frt fair competition from Jon Sharp, Oklahoma; Ray Ranisev, Bradley ana George Learned, Colorado.

The high jump entry list Is licensed Retriever trials being held her will draw some 35 dops Tall Jim Sandstedt had Okla- NEW YORK. (UP). Hits, runs and errors on the sports scene: Inflation has caught up with the two professional football leagues, the National and the All-America, which were bidding themselves broke for the cream of the bumps and bruises crop. The power behind the All-America throne, a reliable In- Chicago Relays this winter. including a pair of field trial homa's Sooners eating out of his oo hat for five frames Fridays then BOBY GINN of Nebraska, winner of the mile run at the 1942 N.

C. A. A. meet in Nor Saturday. Most prominent of Uncle Sam's ex-fighting schedule for competition in the 600 man field, representing 36 universities, colleges and junior colleges, will be Har a former pitcher who is a sub out-j fielder, lofted a towering fly to center field in the last of the ninth Friday and scored Tommy Hen-rich with the winning run as the Yanks defeated Washington, 7 to 6, in Gotham's opening American league game thut lured IOWA'S 1IAWKEYES, Texaa champions, as the meet, sponsored by the Nebraska Dog and Hunt Jim and the rest of the Huskers university, Texas A.

and Baylor are expected to dominate club, goes into its final day Sun fell apart and the Norman nine went on to win the first of a two-game series by a 11 to 2 margin. man Pederson of Iowa State, Big Six indoor broad jump record day. rost time is 8 a. m. the relay events.

rison Dillard of Baldwin-Wallace jwho threw off three years of army holder; and Herb Grote, Nebraska crowded with veterans, including Kansas' Tom Scofield, winner in the Texas Relays at 6 feet 6 Inches fans. The touring Phunahou high school of Honolulu will compete who threw the javelin 216 feet 4 in time to establish a new Trailing 6-5 In their last turn rust in a special 880-yard and mile re inches in 1940 apd who was sec Saturday the Derby or. puppy stakes, and the non-winner groups were run off. Results will be announced at a banquet at the Lincoln hotel Saturday night. American Indoor record of :06.8 two weeks ago; L.

D. Howe of at bat, and with ancient Johnny Niggeling, th Senators fifth ond place winner in the N. C. A. for the 60-yard low hurdles In the lay with the junior college entries.

Only the decathlon will be Missouri, joint owner of the 1945 national A. A U. title at 6 feet hurlur on the slab, the Yankees recent Purdue Relays. meet and Drake Relays that year, are among the other vets slated Six big Utiles trickled across the home in Round Six. The trouble started when Sandstedt walked Jim Venable to start the canto.

Smith promptly sacrificed and Venable went to third a moment later when Baack threw wild to first on 1 Riley's bounder. missing from the 25 event program that includes all of the Eight states are represented in quickly put two men on base. George Stirnweiss drew a walk for action. Champion 120-yard high 54 inches; Bob Stoland of Kansas, making a comeback at 29 the two-day compete which is Freshman Bill Mack of Drake other prewar attractions. iormant reveals, recently approached Commissioner Bert Bell of the National and asked for a financial truce.

The A-A representative wanted the two leagues to agree to respect player contracts and consent to a Joint draft meeting. It was a belated attempt, however, considering that the A-A's had raided the National by then for just about everybody they wanted. Bell considered the proposition seriously but finally rejected it which leaves the way open for retribution and more financial woes and Hennch was hit by a pitched ball. Joe DiMaggio then lined a double off the left field wall, driv licensed by the American Kennel club. Field work Sunday will be held on the course a mile south of Emerald, with the dogs taking Vi BIG DALE MITCHELL, the ing in Stirnweiss yith the tying run and sending Henrich to third.

Henrich then scored on Lindell's a i. to the water at Oak creek. Sooner "Sultan of Swat" was or I I dered passed by Coach Frank Smagacz, loading the sacks. The move must have made C. D.

Deal sore for he promptly unloaded THE TRIALS are open to the public. No admission will be charged and ample parking space hoist. The Yankees appeared to have the game won as early as the second Inning when they teed off on Southpaw Mickey Haefner for six solid hits and four runs to overcome an early 2-0 deficit them with a vicious triple into deep left is available. Sunday's entries: (Doc, ownar and horn address) Patrick of Wllihlra. J.

E. O'Brien. TALK ABOUT sincere Dodger fans, one was struck on the nose by a savage foul pop on opening day and had to be taken away DEL HOLT singled Deal home Omaha; Travrchamp llimr, M. Moako- and a bingle into right sent the wlli David city: Water King Reddr. F.

W. The Nats kept pecking away at Mattel. Odcbolt, Sir Jock (field trial champion). A. J.

DaJtU. Milwaukee; Flre- Lefty Joe Page and narrowed the Sooner left fielder to third. He counted while Frank Brown was lle'a Hornet. M. E.

Leoear, St. Loula Yankees lead to 4-3 with a single Buck of RodaJl. R. K. Howard.

Lincoln hauling down Johnny Chyz's hoist tally In the third. The Bronx Crams Lonnke. Don Barber. Omaha; Jimmy of Hobby Acre, A. L.

Burdlck, Minne to left Watkins' three ply wallop Bombers regained their two-run apolis; Flair of Shedstone, H. Faldlcy, advantage in the sixth. A walk off to right sent Cairns home standing up with the sixth run of the (irana laiand; confusion at Deer creek Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bakewell III, St.

Walter Masterson, BUI Dickeys single and a wild pitch gave them Louis. frame. Buccaneer Pat. J. Ramadke.

Milwaukee: their fifth run. Freehaven Sue, A. J. Brown. Milwaukee: Champion Tankahon Bane-.

Joe MacOo- MEANWHILE the Huskers had herao, Minneapolis; Apache or Rolling fudge, L. J. Krause, Milwaukee; Klnge- dalei Buck, o. D. Alt, Wayiata, JIM MYERS OF YORK cracks the White line In the Husker scrimmage on the main stadium field Friday.

The Whites won, 7 to 6, Red shirt players shown in action Include (No. 10) Bob Sohlclger, (62) Bob Tcgt, and (21) Manning while the Whites iwarmlng toward Myers, who has already been tackled, show (39) Ed Nyden, (33) Marv Athey, (11) Big Samuelson (15) Fred Lreni, (36) Fred Metheny and (32) Jerry Moore. (Journal Staff Photo.) lost Catcher Bill Kinnamon who suffered a split hand and was replaced by Rog O'Donnell. Apache. Peter Peaooen.

Wauien. Star Girl, Jerry Angle, Vork: Hold. George After Al Evans homered for Washington In the seventh, the Senators sent Page to the showers when two walks, an error by Dickey and hits by Cecil Travis and Garry Priddy gave them a temporary lead. Holmes, Lincoln; Flrelle ox Deer Creek, Mitchell got hold of one of Mn. H.

E. LeQear. St. Loula; Black Major, H. C.

Hill, Milwaukee. Sandstetdt's fast ones in the seventh and sent it sailing over Truk Klngadala Soldle, Mra. J. Carnea. Minne apolis: V-Day for Deer Creek, BakewelL for treatment.

He was back two innings later and exclaimed: "Boy, wasn't I lucky. Just suppose it had hit me between the eyes and I couldn't see." They ran the Boston Marathon Saturday and one of the most intriguing entrants was Ken Baily of Bournemouth, England. Over in the islands they call Baily "Public Energy Number One." The reason: In his racing and training he has covered more than 84,000 tabulated miles That doesn't include sugar and butter races The word out of Jamaica is that Count Speed, the full brother to the great Count Fleet, hasn't a ghost of a chance of getting a ride to Louisville for the derby. The colt has been out of training since falling in the first section of the Experimental handicap on April 9. The Count suffered a wrenched back and, while the stable is noncommittal, the feeling is that he won't go at Churchill Downs Davy O'Brien, the former T.C.U.

and Philadelphia Eagle pass- Wesh'gtn. ibkeil New York ithoi St. Louis; Btllaoven Rip Bride, Klnge-were Kennela, Winona, Rags, J. J. Torres 3b 4 0 1 6' Gordon 2b 4 14 5 gSOl College cage Lewis rf Flanagan, Omaha; Boar Ranch Rip (field 9 10 0 Stlrnwaiae 3b 3 14 2 8 14 0' Henrich rf 4 12 0 Husker gridders Bience cf trial champion), R.

M. Sawbrldge, Mil waukee; Towbrldge Topper. U. Cleaa, Min 4 2 7 DIMaggto cf 3 1 San ford lb Kuhel lb cvnwsis urew 110 0 Lindell If neapolis; Jerry's Ripper, Angle, York; 5 110 2 1 0 AMERICAN UAUIK, I pet.l 3 UMIO St. Louis Travla as I pet Tuck Luck Michael.

Dr. T. Walsh, Williams' head for a homer. Nebraska got its only runs In the eighth on a single by Sandstedt, Wes Maser's long triple to center and a bingle by Brown. OKLAHOMA added insult to to injury in the ninth.

by combing Jim's best offerings for three hits and four tallies, Watkins opened 114 0 It 111 Mlnneapolla; Black Jack of Harrington, 3 2 4 J.U 4 2 3 3 Ellen lb ill 3' Dickey 4 0 0 0 Orlmea aa 114 2'Pnae 10 0 (MUrpel Boston Cleveland New lark 1 l'hlla4elphlai 1 1 Dr. B. C. Behrens, Waukesha. Peter 4,000,000 fans 00 of Woodend.

Alt. Wayiata. Minn. 1 inu hlraao I 1 StniUaahuKtoa 4 vo Digger of Oolden Valley. Ralph Boa It Detroit drill for visitors Bernie Masterson paraded hia 1948 Cornhuskcr hope 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 OOO II Keller Prlddy 2b Heath It Evans Haefner Maateraon Querra Plereltl Qoolsby Curtis Nlsgcllnf Winona, Minn.

Klngsdale'a Dale, H. Welch, Minneapolis; Michael of Deerwood, 10 0 0 Koser NATIONAL LEAGUE, I net. I 1 pet BY TED MEIER. NEW YORK. (JP).

Giving an P. J. Gannon. Mlnneapolla; Thor, K. K.

OOO Have. Omaha; Trigger Hoard, w. 1). rhleaas 0 1IHIII Flnelnn 1 1 Hrooklya 1 (Ml I'lllibiirah 1 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 oooo Hoard, Fort Atklnaon. Wis.

with a single and crossed on Ven- added indication of the attend (MIO New Vork 1 1 Kin rhlllPIihU 0 1 fuls before visiting coaches and high school lads Friday afternoon at Memorial stadium, but from the standpoint able's triple. Smith walked and Ht, Loula I 1 6IIM Inrlnnatl 0 I 12 13 37 9 Totala Total! 87 11 3 14 Watkins ambled home on Mitch AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. ance boom that may be expected in baseball this summer nearly 4,000,000 persona paid Oklahoma golfers Ouerra hatted for Masterson In seventh, I Bet. I I per. ell's long fly to Brown.

Deal then of football it was a rather sad affair. The Whites nipped the Reds 7 to 6 in a two hour drill under a sweltering Oooloby batted for Plerettl In eighth, t. Paul 1IMHI rnlumhns 1 1 homered into left for the final their way to see college basket Keller batted for Karpei in einu. Indlnnap. II City IS 3HR mid-summer sun which probably tally.

ball games during the recently Washlnfton 301 000 120 New Vork 040 001 0027 rap Husker team The University of Oklahoma l4inlavtllo 1 1 1 lolrdo Mlnneap. 1 Mllw'ke I .000 accounted for some of the shabby concluded 194S cage season. Runs: Lewli. SDence. San ford 3.

Travla, tackling and missed blocks. WATKINS was invincible in the Evans. Stirnweiss. Henrich, DIMaicIo, Lin master who retired from pro football to become a G-man, may be back this fall. The lure is a trade foursome downed the Nebraska Friday's scores dell.

Etten 2, Dickey. Error: Dickey. Runs Pirates favor baseball imioir pinches except for the eighth when he apparently eased up. with a REPORTS FROM 70 leading batted In: Bpenre, Banioro, inaru Urlmea Priddy .2,. Evani, Torres AMERICAN LEAGUE.

golf 12 to 5V4 at the Lincoln Country Friday after Jbe -BcdLshlrtiL. got of Jo a schools-showed PIMBKKlo. Two base nit: Lwia, openre New Vork 7, t. seven run lead. He fanned six and walked three.

Sandstedt allowed DIMruiIo 2. Dlckev. Home run: Lindell noon. Charles Coe, Oklahoma, turned Evans. Sacrifice: Orlmea, Dickey.

Double turned out for their home games, Sellouts were the rule and only small gyms kept the attendance PITTSBURGH. (JP). The Pitts nlav: Travla to danford, orlmea to Kiten, tunly game scheduled). NATIONAL UCAGCE. (No games scheduled AMERICAN ASSOCIATION, Minneapolis t.

Haasaa City I. Pnddv (unaaalsted). Travla to Prlddy to burgh Pirates came home to a running start when Myers intercepted a White Jersey aerial and raced back 30 yards to the IS. Myers then took a flat pass from Falls City's Dllldlne and ran Into pay dirt from the 10. He missed the try for point.

Hanford. Left on baae: Washington nine hits but five were for extra bases. He issued four walks. The teams will play again Saturday at 2 p. m.

from being larger. A compari New York 8. Base on balls: Off Haefner 1, Curtis 1, Pago 4, Maateraon 2, Nlitiellng son with the 1943 season was NOW A 4-Alarm Sure Fire, Laugh Riot! union-conscious town tnday and expressed themselves with few dissenting voices In favor of a Toledo Si Indlanapotla 4. 1 struck out: Bv Puna A. Haefner in the best score of the afternoon with a sizzling 36-3369.

Don Spomer was low for Nebraska with 39-3776. THE TWO quartets meet in a return match at the Country club Saturday, morning at 10:30. Louisville 11, iulumlHM 11. Masterson 1. Nlgaellng 2.

Hits: Oft Haef not feasible because, in many instances, records were not kept, ab a 1 1 2 ner 6 In 2 Innings, Masterson 4 In players' guild to pinch nit lor Sing Crosby 3o( ttQn Whites scored in the second ab al Nebraska 4 11 OlRublno'Jb 3 0 3 4 Baack 3b 4 0 4 OlMaaer as 4 2 2 0 Brown If 4 10 3 but most of the schools asserted In 1, Curtis 0 in 0 (pttcned Niggeling 1 In 1 3-3; Pag. quarter with Little Dick Saladen Okla. Venable rf Smith 2b Riley Mitchell cf Deal 3b Holt 3b Calms lb their 1946 attendances doubled them against the owners. In 7 2-3. Kamel 0 in 1-3.

Roeer 2 In torotfiy Umour Hit bv nltcher: Bv Page (Travis), Master 3 1 SIKlnn'mon In the Friday matches, scoring (Only tame scheduled), INTERNATIONAL JJCAGl E. Newark Buffalo 1. Balllmorsi Rochester 4, (Only games scheduled). ROVTHERN ASWHIIATION, Naahvllla 4. Atlanta S.

Chattanooga 7, Hlrmlntliam I. (Only gamea scheduled). flipping 43 yards to Ferry Branch, and they won the game on son (Dickey). Niggeling (Henrich). Wild 5 110 4 1 or tripled the previous year'l turnout.

Some Increases were as much as 400 percent was 'as follows: Charles uoe (u) pitch: Masterson. Winning pitcher: Roaer 4 10 3 4 3 10 3 0 4 0 3 0 3 0 4 13 0 1 0 13 1 10 0 0 3 0 2 0 10 0 0 5 2 1 6 THE MAJORITY in favor made this reservation, however: They don't like the idea of strikes in Loalna Ditcher: Nlaiellnc. Umpires: Sum Jerry Moore's conversion. The longest sustained drive dur 4 0 4 1 4 3 0 1 Chyi Watkins defeated Don Spomer (N) 3-0. Don Jacobs (O) def eater Don O'Donnell Williams rf Jackson lb HedKwood Bolen cf Lebba Sandatedt mors, Paparalla, Orleva and Weafor, Time The doubleheaders at Madison lng the afternoon came in the their prospective "labor league' Square Garden showed the way.

Stroh (N) 2-1. Best ball: Oklahoma defeated Nebraska, 3-0. drive from their own 44 to the with 380.365 for II twin bills any better than they like the variety the umpires call on them. Unknown' five Denby eligibles 44c to 6 P. M.

uiiiiiJiiiasoOJV py1 "Sentimental Journef during the regular season, plus Totals Andy Anderson (O) defeated Jim 37 27 9 Totala 34 27 13 Red 4-yard stripe. They lost the apple on downs "when Metcheny's 73,894 for the National Invita Hedirwood batted for Jackson In ninth: Liggett (N) 2V4-V4. Richard Nor- Their feeling was that players should be united but that diffi Lebbs batted for Bolen in ninth. fourth down pass to End Mandula A TlaO ville (O) tied Mac Graham (N) Oklahoma 000 004 104 11 shine in try out failed to connect. culties should be Ironed out by 1V4-V4.

Best ball: Nebraska de surprise adLi Nebraska 000 000 020 2 tion poat-aeason tourney and 55,000 for the eastern N.C.A.A, and final East-West N.C.A.A. playoff game. The Chicago stadium and feated Oklahoma, 2Vi-V4. Venable 2. Smith.

Rllev. Mitchell HUTTON'S speed was a con 2, Deal 2, Holt, Cairns, Watkins, Sand- LOUISVILLE, Ky. (JP). At least BUFFALO, N. Y.

(P). The un tedt, Maaer. Runs batted In: Deal 6, Ven- which will permit him to play with one of two teams he would NOW! 40o to 6 P. ML Miicneu Holt, Cliyi. Watkins, Ma-Brown.

Home run: Mitchell. Deal. heralded New York City Ranger team Friday night rolled into two Kentucky Derby eligibles stood Friday as a definite threat to the favored Maine Chance tributing factor in the drive and Marv Athey helped with a 19-yard gain. Philadelphia Convention hall ranked second and third, Three base hit: Deal, Watkins, Venable. parleying instead of picketing.

Players in sympathy with the guild idea none wanted to be quoted for the obvious reason that aquads have not yet been peeled down to size felt that united representation could get them out of the "slavery" class in contract terms. like to join sixth place In the American Bowl Maser, Sacrifice: Smith. Struck out: Bv xir.7 Qaa Watkins 8, Sandstedt 8. Wild pitch: Wat- Myers' running and kicking was ALONG WITH that well-known Farm's "Smash Hand" in the May 4 grind at Churchill Downs. Paaaed ball: Kinnamon.

Baae on ing Congress' tournament team standings with a 2,034 gross, after balls: Off Watkins 3. Sandstedt 4. Error: tree, rhubarb still grows in Brook Mitchell, Deal. Bnack. Maaer.

Stolen base: ppearlng well on the way to the THEY ARE William Helis' Cairns. Double play: Deal to Calrna. Lett lyn. They proved that on the first play of the season when Giant lead with a current record 1,108 base: Oklahoma 4, Nebraxka 8. outstanding while Saladen was the only passer able to connect with regularity.

The middle of the White line showed well In spots while Bob Lipps was impressive for the Reds. Summary: pin res: Keefer and Wllcozen. Time 1:58. second game. yew Under present conditions, a player goes where the management sends him or else-he plays Bill Rigney opened with a double and Billy Herrhan nearly nipped speedy Rippey and Dixiana's Spy Song, who have been impressive in their spring workouts at the Plus Suanson tours 9 holes at country club in 33 him as he slid into second.

Her News The team, bowling alongside Color Cartoon no organized baseball. Downs. The big Pompey colt, rep man protested vehemently to Flat the famed Edelbrew five also "We need representation, espe bush enemy No. 1, Umpire George Clarence Swanson, local golfer. resenting Helis fondest hopes for a Derby winner, was the first of New York City, took the 0 cially since (Baseball CommiS' Soon! "Zlegfeld Follies" stroked the front nine at the Lin Magerkurth, but lost as usual fancy of the crowd with Ita see sioner) Chandler looks like he's row the Bum out! coln Country club in a torrid 33 Derby eligible here to negotiate a mile in 1:4.32.

ond game, highest in A.B.C. an all-out owners man," said RED WHITB MS Korte Nyden LT Muscman Samuelsnn LG Manning Schwartrknpf 0 Thompson Cnstello RO I.tpin Lorens RT Togt Hftllacek RK Hchlalger Mandula QH Pllldlne Mrtheuy Uf Meyers Hint on RH Btory Athey KB France Moors Hcoro by quarters: Friday afternoon. He scored one competition since 1941, and 21st WS A HONEY, OF A SHOW one. Spy Song, Dixiana's lone nomi under par in four extra holes. The Oklahoma Aggies and Kentucky, regarded as the top teams of the country, drew capacity houses wherever they appeared, -but in the matter of home attendance they were outranked by Iowa with Wisconsin 108,200, and Minnesota 100,019.

For both home and road games, however, the Aggies drew more than 200,000 emphasizing the words of Coach Hank Iba that the cage game Is now "big business." CONrEIUCNCB ATTENDANCE. Big Ton 44, OA1 Pacific Coeurt (north) Southwest Big Six HOME ATTr-NnANrK REfOKTED I 1MCLIDKO Iowa 123.600; Wisconsin, llM.tnA; Minnesota, IDS. Sit: Purdue, SI Indiana, 4S.2; Michigan, 44.000; Oklahoma Alea, S4.84); Nebraaka, SMMf Noire Dame, Illinois, SS.TTTf Ohio State, Iowa Slate, 15,1001 Dralu, SS.DOO. highest in the history of the nation, also has been impressive, even tho the Balladier colt was a tournament. MAIN FEATURES START Going Into their last game the fraction of a second slower than LINCOLN.

"Road to Utopia." Coma early and avoid th erowda Alliance wins Chadron meet Rangers needed only a 082 to take Reds a 0 0 0 II Rippey in their last workout. Both have been training well. 3:26, 5:24, 7:22, 9:25. the tournament lead, but commit' Whltea 0 7 0 07 STUART: "Bad Bascomb," 1:00, ted a total of six errors to turn Maine Chance favored Knock Scorlnir Reds: Myera mass from Plll 3:06, 5:12, 7:18, 9:24. dlne).

While: Branch (paoa from Saladen in a finul score of 940. The team down still remains the horse to fUATYRrYW MoK (1P AllinnnP The Jubilant Story of 1 George Gerthtcin! A Plus "THE B1SCVIT EAT EPF at 4:4 OKLXl tura point: Monro. NEBRASKA: "Rhapsody in started with a weak 908. The Hells ISiiii. HUIIIIU am tM beat in the Derby, however, high school piled up 53 points Frl Huhatltutlons Reda: rhrlstensen, Cotton.

DoBolt, Deflenbauih, Xlaig. Tax. Vrlrka, Blue," 2:30, 6:17, 8:54. "Biscuit of Milwaukee currently hold the Ranked slightly behind now are Eater," 1:00, 4:57. Usrlach, Qoeilsln, Hewitt, Hawley, Hood, team lead with a 2,995, the favored Rippey and Spy Song, along with day to win the Chadron State Teachers college invitational track and field meet VARSITY: "Breakfast In Holly Harrinnion, lrson, McCluhan, Powley, Hcbletjcers.

Sloan. Taylor. Thompson. Edelbrew five, mlnui Joe Falcaro, Lord BoswelL a Knockdown EXTRA-WAIT DISNET CARTOON FASHIONS Of TOMBROW wood, 1:38, 3:36, 5:34, 7:35, 9:37 Thoren, Vlcok, Wllhelma, Wllklns, Buckley. all-time A.B.C.

great, rolled stablemate. whltea: Browns, Branch, Cetak, Cochrane, Twenty-one schools were en btate: "Song of Arizona." 2,880 on games of 926, 939 and 0 route, Hunirrrford, Lukaa, Peaek, Rolfs-msyor, Baladen, Taylor. 12:00, 2:34, 5:08. 7:42. 10:14.

1,015. tered in the event, but nine failed to score. Scottsbluff was second with 31 points. Bassett, Chadron Officials: Mult Vola. Max Roper, Frank "Snafu," 1:08, 3:42, 6.61, 8:50.

Hastings mentor Its to Deere Open Mueller. The leaders: rire-Maa. Hell Milwaukee, 1.B93. Ryan's Cafe. Rochester.

I.S91. 1ArlTOL: "Leave Her to Heaven," 1:47, 4:19, 6:51, :23. and Valentine trailed with 28, 12 Donovan, boxing referee, charged with manslaughter to Ohio university and 9 respectively. "News," 1:05, 3:37, 6:09, 8:41. Chene Tromhly Recreation, Detroit, S.SnS.

'Bums' down Army in exhilution, 7-3 HASTINGS, Neb. UP). Louis JOYO 61st at Havelock run Electric supply Detroit, JOYO: "Git Along Little Dogle," 1:00, 3:18, 5:36, 7:54, 10:12. "I'll Remember April," 2:13, 4:31, 6:49, Douglas, acting athletic coach at TWO MEET RECORDS the Gears by Enterprise, Detroit, Doubles. 440 yard dash and the high Jump Friday Saturday NEW YORK.

(UP). Arthur John Qworek-Henrr Kmldowakl, Buffalo, VI. II A REAL EASTER TREAT! tumbled before the prep ath Donovan, 54, referee of many of Ed Eggerdlng-Ntck Zappa, Norwood, WEST POINT, N. Y. (P).

The Brooklyn Dodgers defeated the U.S. military academy baseball team, 7-3, Friday in an exhibition the Joe Louis heavyweight cham letes Friday. Kenneth Farley of Bassett ran the 440 in :52.7. The 1.3&I. Hastings college the past two years, has accepted a position with the department of government at Miami university, Oxford, it was announced Saturday.

Douglas, associate professor ol social science at Hastings and also John cnney-Ed Btroater, Detroit, 1.30S, KraDi Spencer, Charlea Moors. Chicago, previous record was hung up in pionshlp bouts, faced manslaughter charges Saturday, for allegedly striking a blow that led to the game played before an overflow 1,303. 1939 by Gregory of Mitchell who ran the event in :53.4. Fred Ruff Junla McMahon-DIck Wlnsberg. Chicago, crowd of 3,000.

death of his friend, David S. Cor 1.3U2. ROY ROGERS I "SONG OF (5 Miles Wet on O) ITS A ARIZONA" TAMITC HOWL IV wltb "0Mt HTW WIN I I "SNAFU" Idoors rr Coach Chuck Dressen, who ran of Scottsbluff broke the high Jump coran, 58, well-to-do importer. The Her of Millions! GENE AUTRV "GIT ALONG LITTLE DOGGIES" with SMILEY BURNETTE Jadlta Allen Maple City Fear companion feature It's the sweet and lew-dewa "I'LL REMEMBER APRIL" with Gloria jean Kirby Orant the National league team while Singles. Fd Ford.

Rochester. N. 734. Kd Kaater, Waukegan, 111., 715. Hank Laurpan, St.

Loula, 713. Adam Plunge, Chicago, 710. Corcoran died Friday several hours after a street argument in record, topping the bar at five feet eleven and three-quarters inches. The previous record was hung up dean the past year, will join the Ohio faculty in September. The Bronco coach guided his basketball teams to 28 wins In 33 games.

They won 18 of 21 the past season, bagged the N.C.A.C. Manager Leo Durocher sat as spectator, used 18 men. Brooklyn (N) 000 331 000 Army 010 000 2U0 3 7 which police say Donovan struck William Zimmerman. Waukesha. Wla.

by Woodlee of Alliance In l4l. his friend after the two had ar 709. III npiriw I -v I Woodlee jumped 5 feet 9 inches. gued with a taxicab driver. Roy, Moulder (8) and Anderson, Padgett (It), Handlork (7); Tully, Howe IS), Hayes The Incident occurred after an II i I II Russell Thomas.

Rochester, N. 70S All-Keen ta. Joe Wllman, Chicago, J.0S4. Milan Zloiovlch, San Leandro. Call.

and state college crowns, and also a berth in the National collegiate tourney at Kansas City, Mo. (7) ana Cairns, Benedict (0), Poole (7) all-night party celebrating the Importer's return to New York Pv V.p College baseball Oklahoma II, Nebraaka X. -llllBots 1, Ctaleaf 1. 1,3. Iowa State dumps from a trip.

John Hogan, Pateraon, N. 1,934. (leorcs Theel, Chicago, 1.933. Frank Benknvle, Dallas, 1,919. Joa Norrta, Detroit.

1,919. Donovan told police he could remember none of the evening's Gopher nine, 12-1 lows Pardoe 3, Iowa Mat It, Mliueonte I. Mlrblau Mat 11, Wlseoaula t. MleaiiM 11, Wayne t. WaahineleM St, llllnerfa eolWe I.

events, nor why he and his friend were arguing. Iowa sluggers rap mighty Purdue, 6-3 IOWA CITY, It. VP). Big Bob "Moose" Faber checked Purdue's potent bats while Iowa unleashed some long range hitting to dump Purdue 8-3 here, Friday. AMES, la.

(JP). Hitting the ball hard and often, Iowa State college blasted Minnesota's baseball team Bayard trackmen annex loop meet 12 to 1 in the first of a two-game CAPITOL Aor SHOWING GENE TIERNEY "LEAVE HER TO JIEAVEN" With Cornel Wilde Jeanne Craln In Technicolor PLUS "STAR BRIGHT" A Short tn Technicolor BAYARD, Neb. (JP). Bayard series here Friday. Dick Scott, left fielder, had EMM high school won the North Platte Valley conference track and field perfect day, getting three for It was the Big Ten conference three, including a triple, while opener for both teams.

Gene Phelps, catcher, poled The mighty Boilermakers, who meet here Friday afternoon, scoring 76 points. Mitchell was second with 22 'A and Bridgeport, home run in the seventh with one had scored 46 runs in their last Lyman, Kimball and Minatare two games, didnt score off Faber until the sixth inning. 5V if A Am4 espe mate aboard. Minnesota 000 000 010 1 Iowa Btate 004 120 23 15 Presenting i a Brand ISetc Band I in mum -rmrn i i I Leo Pieper Smith-Varren trailed in that order. No meet records were broken Purdua 000 O01 100 Iowa 118 110 001 4 Denning Daniels, Glass and Fohr; Theo- naia ana rneips.

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