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BROOKLYN EAGLE. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1939 Telephone MAin '4-6200 5 For Clarified 'Ad Remits Day by Day in 1939 eatftf of tfje ear Death took a heavy toll among executives In the sports Scholastic Champions world during 1939. Calvin, Al Carlln, Jim Flanagan): high lumo. John McOovern. Power Memorial; Scholastic Star Baseball suffered a heavy loss in the passing of Col.

Jacob Ruppert, owner of the Yankees. Joe E. Carr, president of the National Professional Football League, died after a long ill ness. Death also claimed Judge Samuel E. Hoyt, president of the National A.

A. and Dr. James Naismith, originator of basketball. Names of these and others are listed under the sports In Babe Siebert, manager Let Canadlens; I vCa A 1 Vv-V Cnntinufd from Page 1 after Sara Snead to6ses away championship with 8 on last hole at Philadelphia. 11 United States retains International polo cup, defeating Great Britain, 9-4, for second consecutive victory.

12 Nelson wins Open championship in playoff. Baseball celebrates centennial with ceremonies at Cooperstown, N. Y. 16 Pam Barton retains British women's golf title. Taisto Malti betters world record for three miles (13:42.4) and 5.000 meters 17 California defeats Washington, sets new record In winning Pough-keepsie regatta.

Sidney Wooder-son finishes last in Princeton's "mile of the century" as Chuck Fenske wins in 4:11. Wooderson charges he was bumped on last curve by Blaine Rideout. Southern California wins N. C. A.

A. track title for fifth straight year. Don McNeil beats Bobby Riggs In French hard court championships. 21 Physicians report Lou Gehrig suffering from form of paralysis, baseball career ended. 27 Al Hostak kayoes Solly Krieger In fourth to regain N.

B. A. middleweight championship. Bob Feller pitches his second one-hit game of year against Detroit. 28 -Joe Louis stops Tony Galento In fourth round after being floored in third.

30 Jack Dempsey stricken with appendicitis. JULY 4 Blaine Rideuot defeats Cunningham, Fenske to win national A. A. U. 1500-meter title.

7 Dick Burton wins British open golf. Bobby Riggs wins Wimbledon tennis singles. Taisto Maki betters world two-mile record with 8:53.2 performance. 8 Alice Marble wins women's championship as Americans make clean sweep of Wimbledon honors. Joe Burk retains Diamond Sculls championship at Henley, England.

9 Rudolph Harbig betters world 800-meter record with 1:49.4. Professional golfers threaten sit-down strike unless Denny Shute. banned performer, allowed to play in P. G. A.

tournament; Shute plays. American League tops National League 3-1 in All-Star game. 13 Billy Conn outpoints Melio Bettina to win light heavyweight championship. 15 Henry picard beats Byron Nelson for P. G.

A. championship. 18 J. Louis Comiskey, Chicago White Sox owner, dies. 20 Defending champion Patty Berg stricken with appendicitis, forced out of national women's golf championship.

22 Challedon wins Arlington Classic with favored Johnstown third. 23 Byron Nelson wins Western open golf with 281. 29 Andy 28-1 shot, wins $47,830 Arlington Futurity. Andy Szwedko, Pittsburgh steel worker, wins national public links title. AUGUST 2 Yankees' Atley Donald, who broke modern record for freshman pitchers by winning 11 straight, stopped by Detroit seeking 13th consecutive victory.

9 Peter Astra wins Bambletonian trotting stakes. 19 Sir Malcolm Campbell sets motor boat speed record of 141.74 m.p.h. with Miss Bluebird II. 21 Adrian Quist and John Brom-wich, Australia, beat Jack Crawford P. S.

A. L. Chess New Utrecht. Baseball Andrew Jackson. Basketball James Madison.

Cross Country (team) Bayalde. Crosa Country (Individual) Alan Hill-Ban. Bartide. Fencing (team) New tJtrecht. Fencing (Individual) Charles Btelnhardt, Mew Utrecht.

Football Seward Park (unofficial). Handball Samuel J. Tilden. Ice Hockey Brooklyn Tech. Soccer James Monroe.

Swimming (team) Erasmus Hall. Swimming (Individual), 50-yard free-Ityle, 'Albert Nethersole, Haaren; 100-yard; freestyle, Jules Gusman, Brasmua 220-yard freestyle. Jerry Levin. Abraham I Lincoln; 15-yard breaststroke, Jamea McAleese. Far Rockaway; 50-yard backstroke, Mike Prlano, Erasmus Hall: 150-yard med-, ley relay, Richmond Hill (Edward Kaskell, Murray Averman and Frank Kadletili 200-yard freestyle relay, Far Rockaway (Edward Friedman.

Donald Hauser, Marvin Padawer and John Allen); fancy dive, Theodore Chrlstokas. Textile. Tennis DeWitt Clinton. Track and Field (outdoor, team) Newtown. Track ana neia 100-yard dash.

'Rudolph Nedd. Stuyvesant; S20-yard dash, Aron Bassulsky. Newtown; 440-yard run, Joseph Oasparola, Bryant; 880-yard run. John Anderson, Brooklyn Tech; run, Daniel Mlndheim, Newtown; one-mile run Anthony Maloney, Morris; 1.300-yard relay. Jamea Monroe ai I M.rlr- and Pat Carolan); one-mile relay.

Jamaica IH1U 1DDIS, uuiuuu nd Don De Villel; 120-yard high hurdles, Francis McCaffrey; 220-yard low hurdles, Norman Elson, stuyvesant: 12-pound shot-put. Saul Hanin. New Utrecht; running broad lump. Stanley Elsenberg, Abraham Lincoln; running high Jump. Tom Vlslocky, Commerce; pole vault, John Kuroly, Newtown.

Trace and Field (lndoort, team) Stuy-fesant. Track and Field (Indoors, Individual) 100-yard dash, Rudolph Nedd, Stuyvesant; 820-yard dash, Arnold Rubin, Stuyvesant; 440-yard run, Joseph Oasparole, Bryant; (180-yard run. John Anderson, Brooklyn Tech; 1.000-yard run. Daniel Mlndheim, Newtown; one-mile run. Anthony Maloney, Morris; 880-yard relay, James Madison (Bert.

Friedman. Stanley Kaufman, Marty Hosch and Walter Muroffl; re-lav. Bovs High (Tom Owens. Eugene Sto-low, Lowell Mayer and Chris Tagllanl); one-mile relay, Manual Training (John Oarvey. John Sherman Nanes, George Combalubier and Bob Patterson) running high Jump.

Tom yrfocky. Commerce; 12-twund shotput. SfJl Hanln. New Utrecht. Track and Field (novice team) Curtis.

Track and Field (novice, Individual) 100-yard dash. Robert Connors, Curtis; S20-vard dash. Edwin Rlcke, Evander Childs: 440-yard run. Reuben Laar Eastern District; 880-vard run, Edward Rap-kavlces, Abraham Lincoln', 1.000-yard run Donald Currle. Curtis; one-mile run, Ralph Rice New Dorp; 880-yard freshman relay.

Manual (Joseph Tiahe, Hans Bournel. Slg- n.ii rA.f oan-unril re- lay DeWitt Clinton (Vincent Gold. Innore Klr'oshl. Charles Klein. George Mallory); 1.200-yara reiav.

uewm whiwh aton Tavlnr. Emll Saporltl, Colgero Banjue-dolce, Jamea Kocal; one-mile relay. New-town (William Schumacher. Joseph Pog-tioll, Ennls Gray. James Mewshaw); running broad Jump, Sal Madaffarl.

Evander Childs; running high Jump. Warren Fen-ley. Port Richmond: 12-pound shotput, Victor Bergendale, Curtis. C. H.

S. A. A. Baseball Power Memorial. Basketball Power Memorial.

Cross Country (teami 'Bishop Loughlln nd De La Salle Institute. Cross Country (Individual) Fred Araujo, tie La Salle Institute. Tennis Iona Prep. Track and Field (outdoor, senior team) Bishop Loughlln. Track and Field 'outdoor, aenlor Individual) 100-vard dash, John Quigley, De La Salle Institute: 220-yard dash, 'Francis Bpillane.

Loughlln; 440-yard run. Theonhll Sokolowskl. Loughlln: 880-yard run. Leon Btruble: one-mile run. 'Gerard Barnett.

Louahlln: 880-yard relay. Loughlln (Achi le Baldassarl. Walter Leeds, Ed Green Jim McCormack); one-mile relay. Loughlln (James Ha.gerty, William Lindsay. Frank Keane.

William Molloyl: 220-yard low hurdles. John Brereton. Loughlln: running hiah Jump Harold Jensen. La Salle, li-Sound shotput, James White AH Hallows; running broad lump, 'Harold Jnen Track and Field (outdoor. Junior and midget, team) Mt.

St. Michael's. running broad Jump. Ed Tracy, De La sane; snotput, raui Kammerer, i Bane. A.

P. 8. Crosa Country (team) 'Bishop Loughlln. Crosa Country (Individual) Fred ArauJo, De La Salle Institute. Fencing (team.

Class A) 'Riverdale Country Day School; (Class B) Xavler High. Fencing (Individual. Clasa A) 'John Revnolds, Riverdale u. Foul shooting (team) St. Simon Stock Foul shooting (Individual) Frank Kroutll, Trinity High.

Oolf (team) Poly Prep. Golf (individual) Charlea Schumacher, Adelphl Academy. Handball (team) 'Loughlln. Handball (Individual (ingles) 'Francis Keker, Loughlln; doubles, Walter Sltkowski and Frank Regulskl, Loughlln. Swimming (team) 'St.

Francis Prep. Swimming (Individual) 50-yard free style, 'John Foster, St. Francis; 100-yard freestyle, Robert Gill. Poly Prep; 220-yard freestyle, Norman Slegel, Columbia Grammar; 100-yard breaststroke, Charles Best, McBurney School: 100-yard backstroke. Norman Slegal, Columbia Grammar; 150- yard medley relay.

St. Francis (Lewis New ton, William Stasko, John Foster); 200-yard freestyle relay, Poly Prep (Moore, Ferris. Walls. Grill; fancy dive, William Hurley, St. Francia.

Table Tennis Polr Prep. Tennis (singles) Eddie Reid, St. John's Prep; (doubles) Ned Byrne and Bill Bolton. Riverdale Country Day School. Track and Field (senior, team) Lough lln.

Track and Field (senior. Individual) 100-yard dash, Oerard Cunningham. La Salle Military Academy; 220-vard dash. Gerard Cunningham, La Salle Military Academy: 440-yard run. 'John Quigley, De La Salle Institute; 880-vard run, Leon Struble, Loughlln; one-mile run, Robert Gilt.

Poly Prep; one-mile relay, 'Bishop Loughlln (James Haggerty, William Lind say, William Molloy, Leon Dtruoiei: jzu-yard high hurdles. 'Howard Kendall, La Salle Military Academy; 220-yard low hurdles, 'Howard Kendall, La Salle Military Academy; 12-pound shotput, James White. All Hallows: running men jump. Howard Kendall, La Salle Military Acaa emv; running broad lump. Roderick Ken nedr Riverdale: pole vault.

Ralph Man nlng, La Salle Military Academy; discus throw, 'Bernard Stehlln, Loushlin; Javelin throw, Joseph pausna, iougnnn. Track and Field (Junior, team) 'Lough- "Track and Field (Junolr, Individual) 100-vard Mash. John Pllklngton. Poly Prep; 220-yard dash, R. Kennedy; Fordham Prep; 440-yard relay, Fleldston (Richard Wolf.

Joe Kraft. Bert Worthlngton. Bernle Palltz): running broad Jump. David T.niich.in: elcht-oound shotput. Paul Kammerer.

La eane Military achqcuij; hiah 1nmo. PhlliD Einsmann. Track and Field (midget, team) De La Salle Institute. Track and Field (midget. Individual) 50-yard dash.

Alex Worthlngton. Fleldston; 920-vard relay. Fleldston (Arthur Mann. Oilman Kraft. Alex Worthlngton.

John Straus); running nigh Jump. Alex wortn-Ington; running broad Jump. Charles Harrington, De La Salle Instlute. Volley Ball 'Bishop Loughlln. M.

A. A. P. S. Baseball 'Barnard.

Basketball Barnard. Football Staten Island Academy. Tennis (team) Staten Island Academy. Tennis (Individual singles) John Oreen-hlll Fleldston: (doubles) Ronald Wang and Alan Glendennlng. Lincoln School.

Track and Field (senior, team) 'Field- and Field (senior. Individual) 100-yard dash. Tom Fowler, Barnard; 220-yard dash. Richard Wolff, Fleldston; 440-yard relay, 'Fleldston (Bernie Palltg. Don McDonald, Alex Worthlngton.

Ben God-water); 220-yard relay, Fleldston (Alex Worthlngton, Jack Strauss, Arthur Mason Powers. Lincoln School: running high JumR Arthur Benjamin, ncraaiuu. i-" shotput, Dick Welsenfluh. Barnard. Track and Field (Junior, team) Fleld- ''Track and Field (Junior.

Individual) 50-yard dash, Bernle Pallts. Fleldston; baseball throw, Berliner. Woodmere Academy: running high Jump, Dick Shwarschlld, Fleldston. EASTERN PRIVATE SCHOOLS LEAGUE Baseball Peddie. Basketball Trinity School.

30 Fran Frisch signs two-ye contract as Pittsburgh manager. OCTOBER Ceferino Garcia wins New York and California, recognition as world middleweight champ by knocking out Fred Apos-toll In seventh round. 5 Louisvllla wins "little world series," beating; Rochester. 8 Yanks complete clean sweep of World Series, beating Reds 7-4 In final game. Yanks won first game 2-1, blanked Reds 4-4 In second and won third by 7-3 score.

10 White Sox beat Cubs In seventh game 7-1 to win Chicago City series. 17 Bucky Walters of Cincinnati wins National League valuable player award. 24 Jog DiMaggio named most valuable player in American League. NOVEMBER 1 Challedon beats Kayak II and Cravat In Pimlico Special to boost earnings to $252535, 3 Don Herring, Princeton tacKle, suffered amputation of leg as result of grid Injury. 4 Unbeaten Bimelech wins Pimlico Futurity to swell his earnings to Illinois defeats Michigan 18-7 in major football upset.

14 Ray Blades signs to manage St. Louis Cardinals again in 1940. 17 Billy Conn outpoints Cms Lesnevich in 15 rounds to retain light heavyweight title. 19 Don Lash wins sixth straight national cross country title. 24 Billy Conn awarded Eddie Nell memo-rial plaque for outstanding contribution to boxing for 1939.

28 Nile Kinnick, Iowa, awarded Hels-man trophy as year's outstanding football player. 30 Cornell wins Lambert award as East's best football team. DECEMBER 2102.000 spectators see Navy rip Army 10-0. 3 New Giants and Green Bay Packers win divisional pro football titles. 7 American League bars champions' trading within league except on waivers.

8 Judge Landis casts deciding vote as major leagues reject minor league proposals to relax his restrictions on farm sys tems. 9 Eddie Anderson of Iowa is voted "coach of the year." 10 Green Bay Packers defeat New York Giants 27-0 for pro football title. 11 Nile Kinnick, Iowa back, named number one sports star of year In Associated Press poll. 12 Grid experts vote Texas Aggies number one football team of nation and Yankees number one athletic team for fourth straight year in Associated Press poll. Seattle Star Captured Badminton Crown A blend-haired young: man from far-off Seattle who has done very well for himself in the tennis world captured the national championship in the lightest, quickest of court games, badminton.

He was Dave Freeman. Miss Mary Whlttemore of Boston, won the woman's singles championship from the former Pacific Coast holder, Mrs. Del Barkoff. Quentin Stephens, a relative newcomer, captured the metropolitan championship and Miss Mary Hagan the metropolitan women's singles. Paul Vasco took the Eastern singles championship and Miss Witte- more the women's championship.

dnor and outdoor). repata outdoor. Southwest Rlea. Bix Six Nebraifca (outdoor); lltnoari (Indoor. Paclflo Coait Southern California.

Southeastern Louisiana State. tBia Ten Michigan (indoor and outdoor). Southern 'Norlb Carolina (Indoor and outdoor). New Enaland Rhode Island. Central Intercollegiate Notre Dama.

MEN'S OUTDOOR (A.A.U.) 100 meters Clyde Jeffrey, Olympic Club, San Francisco. 200 meters Norwood Ewelt Penn 8tata. 400 meters Erwin MlUer, Southern California A. A. 800 meters Charlie Beetham, 69th Red-mem, New York.

1,500 meters Blaine Rideout. Shore A. New Jersey. 5,000 meters Grerory Rlea. Notre Dsns.

110,000 meters Louli Gregory, Millroee) A. New oYra. steeplechase Joe McCluskey. New York A. New York.

walk otto Kotraba. York A. C. 110-meter high hurdles Jo Batiste. Phoenlr, Arlr.

200-meter hurdles Fred Wolcott, Rice. 400-meter hurdlea Roy Cochran, Indiana University. Hiah. jump Lester Olymete Club. Broad jump William B.

Laeefleld, Lot Angeles. Hop. atep and lump Herachel NelL, Marysville, Mo. Pole vault Oeorge Varoff, Olympic dab. Shot put Lllburn Williams, Xavler Onl.

verslty, Louisiana. Hammer throw Chester Crulkshank, Denver, Col. 58-pound welrht throw Stanley Johnson. Unlverslt yof Maine. Discus Philip Pox.

Olympic Club. Javelin Boyd Brown, Olympic Club. Penthalon John Borlcan, Shore A. C. Decathlon Joe Scott, Western Reserve.

Marathon Pat Oengls, Baltimore. WOMEN'S OUTDOOR (A.A.U.) 1 50 me'ers Oertrude Johnson, Mercury A. New York. 100 meters olive Hassenfus, Boston Swimming Association. 1 200 meters Stella Walsh.

Cleveland. -80-meter hurdles Marie Cottrell, German, American New York. Hieh Jump Alice Cochman, Tuskrgee, In. 1 stltute. Broad Jump Miss Walsh.

-Shot put Catherine Fellmeth, Chicago. Discus Miss Pellmeth. Javelin Dorothy Dodson, Chicago. I Baseball throw Kathertne O'Connell. Bog-ton Swimming Association.

TRAPSHOOITNG Grand Ameriran Handicap B. L. Ritrhla i Vandaila, O. Champion of champlom A. Peterson, Lynn, Masn.

ProfessionalFred 8. Tomlln, Olassbortt. i N. J. W-rren's Mrs.

William Gilbert, Madison. Na'ional clay target P. O. Rarbas, West Jetferson. Mo.

1 "Junior Rudy Etchen, Wichita. Kan. Miller, French Lick Springs, Ind. WRESTLING A.A.U. CATCH-AS-CATCH-CAN Herbert T.

Farrell, Rosel'e Park. N. J. llB-Tom Imoto, Fullerton, Junior Oollear fc 123 Ed Collins. New York A.

C. 134 Renfro, Southwestern, Okla. Teachers. 14S Donald Taylor, New York A. C.

MSB Walter JacoOs. Ithaca, N. Y. ,174 Albert Crawford, New York A. C.

IS1 Vlrall Cavaanaro. Portland. Ore. Heavyweiaht Mose Sime, Southwestern Ok'a Teachers. National Y.

M. C. A. Baltimore. National Collegiate A.

A. Oklahoma Eastern Ir.tercollegla'e Wreitllnt Aaso. ctation Lehigh. COLLEGE Bie F-ven Eastern divltlon. Colored S'n'e; aetern division, rjtah.

Valley Oklahoma Agglea. P. a S'a'e. Parliie Coast Intercollegiate Baa Joe 1 R-a'. 1 Big Ten Indiana, Amateur and Professional Champions of 1939 Auto Winner Wilbur Shaw Indianapolis 500-mile winner In 1937 came through again last year with average speed of 115.035 miles per hour.

Shaw finished arc-ond in 1938 (Wide World photo). and Harry Hopman, Australia, for U. S. tennis doubles championship. Alice Marble and Sarah Palfrey Fabyan take women's doubles.

22 Lou Ambers outpoints Henry Armstrong to regain lightweight title In disputed 15-round decision. John Crbb sets new land auto soeed rec ord of 3C8.85 m.pJi. at Booneville salt flats. 26 Betty Jameson wins national women's golf title. 27 TTnltprt Ktntpn ItwiH Wiehtman CUD by 5-2 margin.

31 Greyhound and Rosalind set new mile trotting record of 1:59 for two horse hitch. SEPTEMBER 4 Australia regains Davis Cup for first time since 1919. Zalmon G. Simmons sets Detroit Gold Cup motorboat record of 66.227 m.p.h. 15 Tony Galento stops Lou Nova In 14th round.

16 Yanks clinch American League pennant for fourth successive year. Marvin (Bud) Ward wins national amateur golf championship. Welby Van Horn, unsung young Calfornian, produces biggest upset of national tennis championships by eliminating Australia's John Bromwlch. 17 Bobby Riggs and Alice Marble win national singles titles. 20 Joe Louis knocks out Bob Pastor in 11 rounds in Louis' eighth title defense.

24 Harold Wilson'i motorboat, Miss Canada III, wins Washington's President's Cup race. 25 Billy Conn outpoints Melio Bettina and retains light heavyweight crown. 28 Cincinnati Reds clinch first National League pennant in 20 years. Men's douhlps Donald Nightingale and Samuel Cochran Jr. Womens Mrs.

Ary J. Lamme Jr. Class singles James J. Reynolds. Class singles James Gerard 2d.

Veterans Ralph A. Powers. New York State womens Mrs. Ary J. Lamme Jr.

New York State Stanley Oalowin. Open singles Al Ramsey. Cleveland, O. Amateur-pro Stanley Galowla and Joe Wiener. Gold racquets Hunter Lott Jr.

Nassau invitation H. D. Lancaster and B. B. Adams.

Ard.Mey inviut Ion Stanley Pearson. Greenwich doubles Neil Sullivan and Roy Coffin. Atlantic Cos "it singles H. S. Howes.

Apawamis invitation E. C. Oelsner Jr. Essex Invitation George Fraker. Union Boat invitation H.

S. Howes. University Club doubles H. S. Tenney and Clifford Sutter.

New Jeruty womens Miss Barbara Williams. Atlantic Coast singles Mrs. Margot Lumb. Mixed doubles Mrs. A.

W. Paine and A. O. Thatcher. SQUASH TENNIS NatlonRl amateur Harry F.

Wolf. National professional Tom Iannicelll. Class amateur H. Robert Reeve. Class amateur H.

Robert Reeve. Veterans Walter D. Hoag. New Jersey amateur Prank Iannicelll. Princeton Invitation Frank Iannicelll.

pcratch Frank Iannicelll. Fall and J. P. Leo Jr. Clvde Martin memorial Harry F.

Wolf. Whitehall invlta'ion Joseph J. Monte Stirling Edward P. Field. M'xell doubles WilUard K.

Rice and Edmund A. Mays Jr. TENNIS Dav's run Australia. Wxhtman cup (U. 8 -Great Britain wom-I en's team U.

National singles Bobby Riggs, Chi-! cairn. Nar.or.a! men's doublrs Adrian Qulst and J.irk Bromwirh. Australia. Na'ional women's singles Alice Marble. I Los Angeles.

National women's doubles Miss Marble I and Mrs Sarah Palfrey Fabyan, Boston. mixed doubles Miss Marble and I Harry Hopman, Australia Wimbledon mn's sinirle Rlcf I Wimbledon women's singles Mtss Marble. jWinibdn men doubles Riggs and El-j od Cftnke. Portland. Ore.

women's doubles Miss Mar- and Mrs. Fabyan. Wimbled -n mixed doubles Miss Marble and Na'ional men's Indoor Wayne Sabln, Los An(trs. Nation women's Indoor Pauline Beta, Ls Angeles. Na'l'-ma.

clay cnurt singles Frank Parker, ao. Na'ional singles Frank I Guernsey, R.ce Institute. COLLEGE fi Bie S.v n- Eis'ern division. Colorado Cram1; Ted Rfrd. Colorado (Individual we em Bringhara Young em'; Gordon Giles, Utah (Indivld- Unl'.

''Uri Valy-Tuha (em; M. C. 'riper. individual). r- r-' Hire Frank Guer- r.K v.

R.rr E. Oklahoma (team); Ed Llndsey. 'ihnrra individual Pacific Coas' University of California rrO 'Archie Leroux, Washington 1 i.nri.v S'i'iT'flvern TuTane (team) Joe Davis, Blc Trn "Chicago CfsmV Chester Mur- Chicago (individual), 'i h-rn North Carolina (team1; Bill i Rvd. N. C.

(individual). TRACK AND FIELD r.nrfni:! -Manhattan. "1 4A inirdnoM Southern Coclate A. A Sir.hf rn "Na'ional A A 'tnrt-Ar Nw Yrk A A A IT. OAniDlc CIvib.

Pan Frarciro. N.v:inai A A icu'dor1 Tus- kTrf Pa Missouri Vailer Oklahoma A. to M. (in- MA -fT Jf wnicn mey gained prominence. Al'TO BACINU Flovd Roberta, winner or ouu-mne Indianapolis race In 1938; Louis Dlsbrow, racing driver; Wild Bill Cummlngs, racing driver; Jimmy Snyder, racing driver; Henry Querand.

1. H. B. Seaman, James McCarron, ulenn Meyers. Bd Staneck, John Lectin, irl Orr, Sime Lanehart, midget auto driver.

BASEBALL Colonel Jacob Ruppert, owner of New York Yankees; J. Louis Comukey, owner and president -Chicago White Sox: Allan Sothoron, former Cardinal pitcher; James IDeacon) While, catcher for A. O. Spalding SOayears ago; Jacob Stein, president Buffalo Bisons; Richard F. (Dick Kinsella.

former Giants scout; Cliff Heathcote. National League outfielder; Tiny Chaplin, former Giants pitcher; Ross Roberlson, director of the Giants; Jay Hughes. Jamea Jtdgar (Eggie) Lennox, former Brooklyn and Chicago player; Anson Murphy, former New York Giant: Frank H. Mountain. BOXING Joe Grimm.

Ottnner Molr. Joe Pendergast, Tom Reilly, Peter O'Neill, Loy Mulumby. BASKETBALL Dr. James Naismith. originator of the sport; George Palmer, star of last year's St.

John's University team; Jimmy Usllton, Temple coach; Joe Deerlng. former Columbia coach, FOOTBALL Joe E. Carr, president of National Football League: C. C. Pyle, sports promoter and manager of Red Grange in pro football debut; Herman Stegemann, Georgia coach George H.

Large, Rurgers player in first football game In 1869; Dr. John W. Bowler of Dartmouth. Philip T. Stillman of Yale, Stanley Johnson of Syracuse, Walter Mc-Cornack of Dartmouth, Oliver Frost Cutts of Harvard, Dr.

Willard Segur of Dartmouth. Marcus Kimball of Harvard, Henry Bankart of Dartmouth. Edwin Harlan of Princeton. Mike Thompson of Mount St. Mary's, Harold S.

Krauter. GOLF Herbert H. Ramsey, former TJ. S. G.

A. president: Dick Jones, amateur golfer Frank Hoyt, a senior champion: Jimmy Farrell. teaching professional; Charles Blair MacDonald, first winner of United States amateur championship. HOCKEY Colonel John 8. Hammond, who introduced hockey In New York; NATIONAL INDOOR MEET Track and Field (high achool division, team) Evander Childs.

Track and Field (high achool division, Individual! 60-vard dash. Rudolph Nedd, Siuyvesant: 440-yard run, John Quigley. De La Salle Institute; 1.000-yard run. William Epprlght. Overbrook; one-mile run, Anthony Maloney, Morris: 880-yard relay.

"Evander Childs (J. Schmidt, Ed Bloom. Al Finelll. Al Ryan): one-mile relay, 'Bishop Loughlln (James Haggerty. Achllle Baldassari, Francis Keane, Frank Splllane); 60-yard hish hurdles.

Francis McCaflrey, Evander Childs: 12-pound shot-put. Saul Hanin, New Utrecht: running high Jump. Richard Alexander, Westmont. N. High: two-mile relay.

St. Augustine's (Johnston, Joyce, Benton. McAtee). Track and Field rprep achool division, team) Seton Hall Prep. Track and Field (prep school division, individual) 60-yard dash, John Doolin, Seton Hall Prep; 440-yard run, Louis Col-lado, Seton Hall Prep; 880-yard run.

Frank Fletcher, Seton Hall prep; one-mile run. Carmen Bova, Seton Hall Prep: 880-yard relay. Seton Hall (Hines, Doolin, Jamaik, 'Hartnarl; one-mile relay. La Salle Mili-i tary Academy (Cahill, Campbell, Car-I mlencke, Cunningham); 60-yard high hurdles. Raymond Gelger.

Seton Hall Prep; I 12-pound shotput. Raymond Rupelll. St. I Francis Prep running broad Jump. Austin Kellam, Mercersburg; running high Jump, 1 James O'Hern, Seton Hall Prep.

Retained title. NASSAU COUNTY BASKETBALL North Shore LeairueWentbury. County champion West bury (won 16 straight) Bouth Shore league Lynbrook. Confrrence Free port. County Sectional Tournament Valley St rum.

Metropolitan alngles Henry Bedford Branch. Metropolitan doubles Leo Manka and Henry Herz, Bedford Branch. MUNICIPAL ONE-WALL BinjiMHenry Her. Police Department. Doubles Bill Lauro and Johnny Marino, Fire Department.

JEWISH WELFARE BOARD ONE-WALL Metropolitan alngles Walter Cohen, Ben- I T. rnmmlinitv HOUR. Metropolitan doubles Herbert Rosen-baum and LeRoy Greenfield, Bensoohursi Jewish Community House. INTERCOLLEGIATE ONE-WALL Eastern singles Mort Alexander, Long Island University. Eastern doubles Seymour Wolf and Leo Lassman, City College.

DEPARTMENT OF PARKS ONE-WALL Brooklyn singles (senior) Paul Bedarsky, Avenue Playground. Brooklyn doubles (senior) Harry Elkln and Harry Bokolinsky, Dreamland Playground. ICE HOCKEY Stanley Cup Boston Bruins. National Hockey League Bruins. International-American League Cleveland.

"American Association St. Louis. Eastern Amateur League New York Rovers. World amateur Canada. MOTOR BOATING Gold cup Zalmon G.

Simmons, Jrl My Sin. President's cup E. A. Wilson a M.ss Canada III. National sweepstakes S.

M. Auerbach Emancipator VIII. Townsend medal (national hlch point outboard champion) Clinton Ferguson. National Intercollegiate individual) Gar Wood University of Tulsa. National Intercollegiate (team) University of Tulsa.

Albany-New York outboard Clayton Bishop. polo International cup United States defeated Great Britain. National open (outdoor) Bnstwlrk Field. National Indoor high goal 124th Field Artillery. Chicago.

National intercollegiate (outdoor) Yale. Monty Waterbury cup Green Tree. RACING RUNNING Leading money winner and "horse of the L. Brann's Challedon. Leading handicap horse Charles 8.

Howard's Kayak II. $161,025. Leading 3-year-old Challedon. Leading 2-year-old E. R.

Bradley's Bime lech, $135,090. Leading money-winning owner- -Wllllam Woodward, 1283.750. Leading race-wlnninr trainer Hlrsch trainer James Jacobs. Leading money-winning Fitzsimmons. Leading Jockey Don Meade.

Santa Anita Handicap Kayak. Santa Anita Derby Ciencia. Widener Challenge Cup Bull Lea. Kentucky Derby Johnstown. Preakness Challedon.

Belmonst Stakes Johnstown. Arlington Classic Challedon. Massachusetts Handicap Fighting Fox. Narragansett 8pecial Challedon. Hawthorne Gold Cup Challedon.

Hopeful Stakes Bimelech. Belmont Futurity Bimelech. Arlington Futurity Andy K. Pimlico Futurity Bimelech. Pimlico Special Challedon.

TROTTING AND PACING Champion 2-year-old pacers Sprague and Britnfield's William Cash. 2:04. Champion 3-year-old trotter Dr. L. M.

Guilinger's Peter Astra. 2:04. I. Champion 3-year-old pacer B. C.

Msyo's Blarkstone, 2:00. Champion 4-year-old trotter E. T. Gerry a Dale Hanover, 2:01. Champion 4-year-old pacer Mayo's Chief Counsel.

Aged stallion Dan McConvtUa and Pat i Downey Billy Direct, i POLO Captain C. T. (Pat) Roark, Internationalist; c. Mott Woolley, Ya.e; TENNIs' Samuel H. 'collum, former K.wtx,.

u. a. i. cowara u. uon-lin.

Charles P. Dixon, Stephen i. Feron, James Arthur Batley, Captain George Caulfield. Thomas Sturgls. TRACK AND FIELD Judge Samuel E.

Hoyt. Dresirlem. A A ir u. Edouard Pabre, Randolph Faries, Jamea Y. Cameron.

George Edward Sweeney. Pat uiiikuiun cnampion. Tl'BF Ral Parr, John Sanford. C. (Pat) KnebelKamp, George H.

Conway Ben Holmes. Jerome Respess, Earl Biddle. Dr. Henry J. McCarthy, Morris Howlett, Claude W.

Spears, Frank Bruen Berr. While un- WRITERS Robert W. Curtis, aA.SIKllint tn Times; Frank Dole, dog expert. Herald munro anas, oaseoaii statistician; Bob Edgren, noted cartoonist; Arthur W. Myers, tennis authority; Hal Snarkev.

-rfitn- -i bite nr.ui ntwi; John I. Day, retired turf expert: Paul oaseDaii writer; Bryan o. nnaiiiiiKLun neraia. VAC'HTINO Chris 8. Smith.

Louis A Thehaiirl. rv.lnn.i w. jiiviiuisou. captain Clayton Haff, Hufh L. Willoughby, w.Biriir nuumiaer.

MISCELLANEOUS Irving Brokaw. former national figure skating champion' Frederick W. C. Poster of Harvard, oarsman; 8. R.

Sejfert of Penn, oarsman: John Longacre of Yale, oarsman Albert Cutler, billlardlst; Reto Capadrutt. bob-sledder: Charles Tatham, fencer; William D. Friedgen. fencer; Eli Fischer, wrestler-Barney Riley, ski star; Joseph D. Berna! secretary U.

S. Table Tennis Association; John E. Davies, president American Bowling Congress; Samuel F. Manning, president Chicago Bowling Association; Lt. John Diets.

Alympic team pistol and revolver shot: Arnold Johansen, bowler; Frank J. Egan, physical director Crescent A. C. WRESTLING South Shore Mfpham. County Mepham.

BASEBALL North Shore MIneola. South Shore Lawrence, Conference Hempstead. County Hempstead. TRACK AND FIELD Port Washington Invitation Port Washington. South Shore Valley Stream.

North Shore Port Washington. Conference Chaminade, TENNIS South ShoreSouth Side. L. I. 6.

P. C. (boys Ken Evenson, Se-wanhaka; (sirls) Vera Jnaer. Garden City; boys doubles) Prank Schiess, Hempstead, and Pete Piscitelli, Sewanhaka. I.

8. P. C. Fall Interscholastic (boys) Colby Gunther, South Side; (girls) Grace Halstead. South Side.

GOLF South Shore Lamrence. Conference Hempstead. SOCCER Garden City. CROSS COUNTRY Team Port Jefferson. Individual Herb Kwaalc.

Sayville. FOOTBALL Shore Mfneola. South4 Shore Lawrence. Conference Hempstead. County Hempstead-Lawrence (best records piayed and won seven), Rutgers Cup Hempstead (selected by coaches as outstanding team).

Sports Aged mare L. M. Smith's Her Ladyship, Leading money and race winning: driver Dr. Parshall. Urbana, $84,000.

Leading money winning horse Peter Astra, 147,000. ROWING Poughkeepsie' Rerratta California. Yale-Harvard Harvard. NATIONAL A.A.O. Senior Ingle sculls Joe Burk, Fenn A.

Philadelphia. Senior fours Penn A. Philadelphia. Senior quadruple 145-pound sculls Malta Boat Club, Philadelphia. Senior 145-pound lours with coxswain Undine Barge Club.

Philadelphia. Senior 145-pound singles Joseph Angyal. Ravenswood, N. Y. Intermediate eights Detroit Boat Club.

Senior quadruple sculls Palrmount Rowing Club, Philadelphia. Senior singles Prank. Silvio. New York A. C.

Senior 145-poupd singles Kenneth Thorn-burn, Argonaut R. Toronto. Senior four without coxswain Westslde Rowing Club, Buffalo. Senior 145-pound doubles Thorn burn and Jack Flavelle Toronto Argonauts. Senior doubles Al Riley and Theo Dubois, Winnipeg.

Senior 145-pound eights Undine Barge Club. Senior eights Buffalo Westsldes. Team Buffalo Wesisides. SKATING SPEED National (men) Ken Bartholomew, Min- neapolls. National (women) Madeline Horn.

Beaver Dam, Wis, North American (men) Charles Leighton, Minneapolis. North American (women) Miss Horn. FIGURE World (men) Graham Bharpe, England. World (women) Megan Taylor, England. National (men) Robin Lee, 8t.

Paul. National (women) Joan Tower, Boston. National (pairt Misa Tozzer and Bernard Fox, Boston. North Ameriran (men) Montgomery Wilson. Toronto.

North American (women) Mary Rose North American (pairs)-Mlss Tozzer and Fox. SKEET SHOOTING National individual Walter Dinger, Tulsa, Okla. All-gauge team Fresno. Cal. 20-gauge Don Sperry Flint, Mich.

20-eauge (women) Mrs. E. B. Hock well, Edmonds, Wash. Small gauge Sperry.

Sub-small gauge Dick Shaughnessy. Ded- ham. Mass. Women's championship Pat Loursen. Akron, O.

Junior Bobby Parker, Tulsa, Okla. Professional Individual E. L. Ilgner Los Angeles. Professional all-around CoL W.

F. Sleg- mund. East Alton, 111. Amateur all-around Parker. World slalom and downhill (men) Josef Jennewein, Oermany.

SKIING World slalom and combined (women)- Chriitel Cnnz. Germany. World 18-kilometer-Juko Kurikkala, and World 50-ttilometer-Lars Bergendahl, Norway World Jumping 8tanlslaw Manisarx, Po land. World combined Hans Berauer. Germany National open (downhill) Tont Matt, North Conway, N.

H. National 18-kilometer George Gust arson. PlaFvllle, Cal. National Jumping Rclder Anderon Nor- way. National combined Frledl Pfelffer, Sun Valley, Idaho.

National all-around (open) Peter Radarh- er. Sun Valley. Idaho National all-around (amateur) Dick Dur-rance. Dartmouth. National womens -Betty Woolsry.

Cornwall, Conn. International tnlercolkilatt Jumping I i Alan Hillman Bayside Higfh School cross country runner was class of field in lnter-scholastic competition. Track and Field (outdoor, Junior and midaet, Individual) 100-vard Junior dash, Joseph Ganano. Power Memorial; 220-yard junior dash, Ed McElduff. Brooklyn Prep; 880-yard Junior relay.

St. Augustine's; running broad Jump, John Derrenbacher, Mt. St. Michael's: eight-pound shotput, Joseph Lightcap. Brooklyn Prep; running high Jump.

Joseph Schneider. Loughlln; 50-yard midget dash. Joseph De Marl. Brooklyn Prep; 440-yard midget relay, St. Augustine's; midget running broad Jump.

Frank D'Amato, St. Augustine's; 880-yard freshman relay, Loughlln. Track and Field (Indoor, aenlor, team) 'Bishop Loughlln. Track and Field (Indoor, senior, Individual) 100-yard dash, Robert Ellert, St. John's; 220-yard dash.

Frank Goggln, La Halle: 440-vard run. Peter McAfee. St. Au- guatine's; 880-yard run, John Quigley, De I T.n Salle: one-mile run. John Troy.

St. Francis; 880-yard relay, La Salle Academy (William Gllson, Thomas Downing, William Miller and Joseph one-mile relay. 'Bishop Loughlln (Jamea Haggerty, William Lindsay, James O'Brien and Fran-ria Keane i running high Jump, Joseph Pausma, Loughlln; 12-pound shotput, Raymond Rupelll. St. Francis.

Track and Field (indoor. Junior and midget, team) 'St. Michael's. Track and Field (Indoor, Junior and midget, Individual) midget dash. Lawrence Cannon, La Salle; 100-yard Junior dash.

Kenneth White, St. John's; 220-yard Junior dash, Edward McElduff, Brooklyn Prep; 440-yard midget relay, Loughlln (Eugene Moffatt, Walter Tuohy, S. Simltkowskl. Thomas Hopkins); 880-yard Junior relay. La Salle Academy (William Qulnn.

Thomas Toomey. Martin Burke, Reginald Tuthlll); 880-yard freshman relay. Bishop Loughlln (Edward Veaey, Joseph Humphreys, Lawrence Schmidt, Robert Qulnlan); running high Jump. Junior, William Carlln, Brooklyn Prep; eight-pound shotput. Junior, Joseph Light-cap, Brooklyn Prep.

Track and field (outdoor, novice) 100-vard dash. Griffin Foley, Brooklyn Prep: 220-iard dash, Vincent Cassidy, St. Michael's; 440-yard run. Frank Darden. St.

Michael's; 880-yard run, Larry Schmidt, Loughlln; one-mile run, Harold Bartlett, St. Augustine's: 880-yard relay. All Hallows (Rebert Mangel. William McLaughlin, uwo-h nhiLrlex Vltnln): one-mile 1 relay. Brooklyn Prep (John Meade.

Paul Lightweight Lou Ambers. Herkimer. N. T. Welterweight Henry Armstrong.

Los Angeles. Middleweight Disputed between Al Hostak, Seattle, and Ceferino Oarcla, San Francisco. Light heavyweight Billy Conn, Pittsburgh. 'Heavyweight Jot Louts. Detroit.

A.A.U. 112-nound Jose Mercado. Hawaii. Speary, Philadelphia. 'Uo Bill Eddy, Flint, Mien, 135 George Toy, Cleveland.

147 Cozy storace, Rome, N. Tf, i 160 Ezzard Charles, Cincinnati. 1 175 James Reeves, Cleveland. Heavyweight Tony Novak, Chicago. COLLEGE I Pacific Coast Intercollegiate Washington State.

'Southeastern Louisiana Btata. I Southern Clemson. I 'Eastern Intercollegiate Army. Eastern, IntercoUeglata conierence nuc-aell. CROSS COUNTRY National A.A.U.

Don Lash, Bloomington, Ind. N.c A A. Walter Mehl, Wisconsin (Individual): Michigan State (team). I.C.4A Leslie MacMltchell, New York University. IC.4A (team) Manhattan, Big Ten Wisconsin.

Southeastern Georgia Tech. California Intercollegiate California. Pacific Coast (northern division) Idaho. Big Six Kansas State. Southwest Texas.

FOOTBALL Eastern (best record) Cornell. Duauesne and Georgetown. Big Ten Ohio State. Big Six Missouri. ioulKn-'Venn'rlan.

and Georgia Tech Missouri Valley Washington University. Big Seven Colorado. National pro league Qreen Bay Packers. GOLF MEN'S EVENTS National open Byron Nelson. Reading.

Pa. British open Richard Burton. Cheshire. England. Professional golfers association Henry Picard.

Hershey. Pa. Canadian open Harold McSpaden, Win chester, Mass. National Negro open Cliff 8trlckland, Riverside, Cal. National amateur Marvin Ward, Spokane, Wash.

British Amateur Alex Kyle, Scotland. National publlo links Andy Szwedko, Pittsburgh. Canadian Amateur Kenneth Black, Vancouver, B. c. National left-handers Alvln Everett, Rome, Ga.

V. S. Seniors Charles H. Jennings, Roaring Gap, N. C.

National Negro amateur O. A. Price, Chicago. Western open Byron Nelson. Reading.

Pa. Metropolitan open Henry Picard, Hershey, Pa. North and south open Byron Nelson. Reading, Pa. Pacific Northwest open Marvin Ward.

Spokane, Wash. Metropolitan amateur Frank Slrafacl. Brooklyn. Western amateur Harry Todd, Dallas. Texas.

Eastern amateur Bill Holt. Syracuse. North and south amateur Frank Strafact, Brooklyn. Southern amateur Bobby Dunkelberger, Greensboro. N.

C. Trsns-Mlsslsslppl amateur Chick Harbert, Battle Creek. Mich. Eastern Intercollegiate Princeton. Metropolitan Junior Sam Kocsls, Detroit.

Phoenix open Byron Nelson, Reading. Pa. Blnr Crosby pro-amateur E. J. Harrison, Little Rock.

Ark. Los Angeles open Jimmy Demaret, Houston, Tex. Oakland open Dick Metg. Chicago. San Francisco match-play open Dick Metg.

Chicago. International four-ball Ralph Guldahl and 8am Snead. St. Augustine amateur-pro Denny Shut and Bill Stark. aindlcatei retained title.

AUTO RACING Indianapolis 500-mlle sweepstakes Wilbur 8haw. Indianapolis. World's speed record-John R. Cobb. England.

368.85 moh. BASEBALL Worlds ch.mp!on-Ne York Yankeea. American Leaaue r-Nailonal Leaau champion Clncinn.i. Leadfng batsman INatlonaU-Johnnj teSd'mi DiM.i- U'rj -jNatlonan-Pau, teaPerMJ-Sun-rira New York, won 11. lo Most valulbi; (National) Buck, Walters, Cincinnati.

Most valuable player (American)-DlMa- Home rurTs (Natlonal)-MIM, 28. Home runs (American) Jimmy Poix. Boa-ton, 35. AMATEUR National aeml-pro Duncan, Oklahoma. World aemi-pro Guaama, Peurto Rico.

COLLEGE BlI Ten Iowa. Southern Duke. Bouiheastern Louisiana Slaw. Bix Seven Colorado. Southwest Texas.

Bix 81 Oklahoma. California Intercolonial Southern California and St. Mary's. pacific Coast (Northern Division) Oreaon. BASKETBALL Men's National A A Nuggets Women's National A.A.U.

Galveston National Intercollegiate Southwestern. Winfleld. Kan. Rational Catholic Inierscholastlc Central Catholic. Ft.

Wayne. Ind. New York Invitation Long Island University. EasemInternc'oIleglata League Dartmouth. Pacific Coast Oregon.

Bix six Missouri and Oklahoma. Bouthwest-Texas. Missouri Valley Oklahoma A. and M. and Drake.

Bix Seven Colorado. Southeastern Kentucky. Big Ten Ohio state. Southern Clemson. Bastern Intercolleaiate Conference Carnegie Tech and Georgetown.

A Reading. Pa. American League-Brooklyn Jewels. Metropolitan A.A.U. Ohrbach A.

A. Kiniis County A. A. U. Brooklyn Jewish Center.

BILLIARDS St. Petersburg open Sam Snead. Championship ol golf champions Bobby Dunkelberger. Greensboro, N. C.

Masters tourney Ralph Guldahl. Thomasvllla open Henry Picard, Hershey, Pa. Hagen anniversary tournament Ed Dudley, Philadelphia, and Billy Burke, Cleve- Wlchlta open E. 1. Harrison.

Little Rock, Arlc. Crescent City open Henry Picard, Hershey, Pa. St. Paul open Dick Meti. Chicago.

Qlena Falls open Denny Shute, Huntington, W. Va. Godall round robin Harry Cooper. Chicago. Ashevllle open Dick Meti, Chicago.

Greater Greensboro open Ralph Guldahl. Madison. N. J. Texas open E.

J. Harrison, Little Rock, Ark. New Jersey open Jim Barnes. New Jersey amateur Charles Whitehead. South River, N.

J. New York Slate amateur Rlohard O. Chapman. Long Island open Al Broach, Farmlngdale, L. I.

Long Island amateur Kenneth Sheldon. Westchester open Paul Runyan. Westchester amateur Jack; Creavy. Metropolitan R. Gene Baraxen.

Long Island Junior John Humm, Rock- ville. Centra, L. I. WOMEN'S EVENTS National Betty Jameson, San Antonio, Texas. British Pam Barton.

Metropolitan Mrs. Marloa Turpla Mc- Naughton. Long Island Mrs. R. M.

Torgeson. Western Helen Dettweller, Washington, D. C. Western derby Elisabeth Hicks, Long Beach. Cal.

Trans-Mlssisslppi Patty Berg. Milwaukee. Kastern Mrs. H. Warren Beard.

North and South Mrs. Estella Lawson cago. COLLEGE Intercollegiate (Individual) Vincent D'Ao-tonl. Tulane. Intercollegiate (team) Stanford.

Southern Duke. Big Ten Northwestern. Pacific Coast Intercollegiate California. Pacific Coast Conference (northern division) Oregon. Bix Six Kansas.

Southwest Rice. Missouri Valley Washington. Big Seven Colorado. HANDBALL A. A.

U. ONE-WALL National singles Harry Mlchltsch. Trinity Club. National doubles Harry Goldstein and George Baskln, Trinity Club. New York State singles Harry Mlchltsch, Trinity Club.

New York State doubles Cy and Mort Alexander. Trinity Club. Metropolitan alngles Joe Garber, Trin-I lty Club. Metropolitan doubles Harry Goldstein and George Baskln, Trinity Club. Women's metropolitan singles Lucy Caruso.

Ravenhall A. C. Eastern open singles Joe Garber, Trinity Club. A. A.

TJ. FOUR-WALL National singles Joe Platak, Chicago. National doubles Ed Lina and Frank Covle. New York A. C.

New York State singles Ed Line, New York A. C. New York State doubles Ed Ling and Frank Coyle, New York A. C. Metropolitan ainglea Angelo Trulio, unattached.

Metropolitan doubles Harry Handler and Joe Samson. Castle Hill Sports Club. Navy Y. M. C.

A. Invitation singles Bill Lauro. Navy Y. M. C.

A. Ravenhall A. C. handicap singles Angelo Trulio, unattached. National Junior singles Joe ooraon.

Long Beach, Cal. National Junior doubles William Bad-ham and W. Warren. Y. M.

C. A. FOUR-WALL National singles Walter Plekan, Buffalo New York stale singlrs Bill Lauro, Navy Branch New York Slate doubles Bill Lauro and downhill and slalom McGlll International Intercollegiate cross country (individual) Howard Chivers, Dartmouth. International inlercnlleglat cross country and jumping Percy Rideout, Dartmouth. Intercollegiate ski tourney Sieve Bradley, Dartmouth.

SOCCER Nat ional Challenge Cup Brooklyn St. Mary's Celtics. National Amateur Cup St. Michael's of Pall River. Nai ional Junior Cup Avella Polar Stars of PittsburKh.

New Yo.ic State Challenge Cup Brooklyn Hat.kvoh. New York Qualifying Cup Belfast Uniifd. Metropolitan Challenge Cup-Nasau. American League Scots-Americans of Kearny, N. J.

National League Brooklyn Danish. Metropolitan League Flatbush Wanderers. Empire State League Swedish Brooklyn. German-American League Brooklyn Germans. SOFTBALL National men Covington, Ky.

National women Kreig Girls, Alameda, Cal. SWIMMING National outdoor (mpnl Alexander House Community Association Hawaii National indoor (men Ohm 'National outdoor (women)-Los Angeles A. C. i Southern Clemson National Indoor women Women's Swim ming Association or New YorK. 'National collegiate A.

A Michigan. Eastern Intercoilegia'e League-Yale. Eastern coll'giatp Franklin and Marshall. Big Ten Michigan. Southeastern Florida.

Pacific Coast (north division) Washington. Big Slg Inwa State. Southwest Missouri Valley Washlncton. Big Seven "Colorado eastern division), Utah (western division. MEN, OUTDOOR meters-Otto Jarett Med.nah Cub, 220 yard Ktyosh! Nakama, Axander House Community soriation.

Hawaii. 440 yard' Ralph Flanagan, Austin, Tex. R80 yards Flanagan. Mile Flanagan. 1 on-met pr backs'rnkf Adn.ph Kifpr.

Medlnah Club. Chicago. 220-yard breast stroke James Skinner, Detroit A. C. 300-mr'er mrdlf Klefrr Fancy dive Patnik.

State. Platform dive Earl Clark. Ohio distance S'even Woznlak, Buffalo. N. Y.

WOMEN OUTDOOR (A.A.U.) ion-meter Esther Williams. Los Angeles A. C. 400 meters Nancy Merkt, Multnomah A. a.

Portland. Ore. roo me'ers Miss Merkl. Mary pvan. Kt.

ioo-nver barks'roke Edith v.r:d?c Los Angeles A C. breast Hawaii. 30n-meter medley-Doris Brer.nan. Olnry- A a l-1 d.e-He.en San rm d.e Oer.trlng, Los Angles. Distance-Evelyn Ramls.

Miami, F.a 1. a-- L' A 1 IAT Na'inal Nigr al d- wnium vviorai IVraM S'rs-han. Hunter L't Jr. ard 8 irk. rn Anne Pare Sviinal wirren' d-MiVes Mr with und Mrs.

W. Anns interns'inmi team Cans': ate Stanley pa: rrl; Me-nprtiin P.rnsM H4t Jr. an 'earn 'A I'tm Club. Bronxviiie Field Club. World 111 balkllne Welker Cochrane, San Francisco.

I World three cushion Joe Chamaco, New World pocket Jimmy Caraa, Wllmlnghton, Del. BOWLING ABC. Singles James Danek, Chicago. Doubles Murray Fowler and Phillip Icuss, Steubenville, Ohio. All-events Joe Wilman.

Chicago. live-man Fife Electric Detroit. BADMINTON Katlonal men Dava Freeman, Pasadena, Cal. Kational women's Mary Whlttemore, Boston. National men'i doubles Hamilton Law I and Richard Yesger, Seattle.

Jvational women's doubles Mrs. Del Barkhiff and Zoe Smith, Seattle. BOXING PROFESSIONAL Plyweiaht Little Dado, Oakland, Cal. IN A Bantamweight Oeorgle Pace, Cleveland IN A retherweight Joe Archibald, Providence, JJk 2. Jack Roseman, Navy Branch.

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