The Courier News from Blytheville, Arkansas • Page 6

SIX Chickasaws Begin Practice SIEl MARCH 1030 TO ENTER STUTE, MEETS 1 H. S. Mentor Has Nuce- lus For Formidale Squad; Plans Invitation Meet. More than twenty candidates for he Chli-kasaw track leam, Includ- six letter men, nnsa-ered Coacn fcnry Hudson's call for the Initial of the ycnr ycs- afternoon at Haley PieM ami lose to forty arc exacted to oe on iand for the second round of aeliv- this aftenioon. The Chick squad, which was nos- r'i.

out by the Joncsboro Hurricane .1 a thrilling run for district liou- rs last year, will enter the annual ourtli district tourney lo be held Osceola late in April 01 outstanding favorites, add will present a real Ihrcr.r the meet in May. In the two oSTicl.il meet- the school plans to hold nn 'uvl- i ition meet here In April The Chick mentor wll! tf i nucleus of six It men i-round wliich to build squad. H. F. Brogdon, fast stepping hui- pole vaullor.

is cx- tr'otcd to prove the biggest Indl- Aidual scorer of the district inch Ilils year. Brogdon won the honor List year in easy fashion am! ranx- among the leading scorers the sUitc meet. Other' letter men supporting are the diminutive llasn 'i'om Tom Short, javelin station; Barnes, lanky high jump jnan, Bike Phillips, dash specialist, and; Fritzhus. broad jumper. Promising candidates out for the fquad include Orth Marshall and Craig of football fame, Ben Slliott, the big tackle, and J.

T. wTaig, dash man. Hudson plans to put his warriors through steady routine of practice in preparation for tests that will be encounlered later and no secret 01 the facl that high hopes'bf copping the meet and giving somebody a scare In the stale meet. AlUw Up Pike Cfltoly, nunois, bordered on the. west by the milewide Mississippi and Quincy .81.: recently was i Dave Altizcr had announced 'his candidacy for sheriff.

Tp another polittejil In; the "minds otmany It revived memories'61 an 'American AssocUtloh star, the homeliest and skinniest man' in that'AA. There was a day when was as colorful as Babe.Huth 'and belligerent as American" Association records still cirry. the name of Altizer, a p.Iayer, of. the old schoo) who rates They Seek Mermaid Title For Track Meets TESTS HIM Eleanor Among Those Entered in National Title Evcnis. BY ClAIKK BDRCKY Service Sports Writer that Madison Square Garden's second annral heavyweight jamboree is B.M aria'.

of history, II yon care to call It trim. Miami's romping millionaires Ciin settle back to cnvult a ol beauty, Brace and skill. Ihc Ki.EA.VOK HOLMS BACK STItOKK K1XORI1S Crimson Tide Defeats Diike in Title Tilt flashy Crimson clad quintet from cf Alabama Is enrouto home rday after defeating the Duke Un- ivertity Blue Devils, 31 tp 24, to the Southern Conference bas- Kelball title here last night. The Tuscaioosa Terrors climaxed a brilliant season that was not mari-cd by a single defeat when they through the tournament here deposing r.f Ctenupn and Tennessee before drowning the Devils. llirsc fuur speedy iplulirrs, rr prrscnllnj tlir- cu York Wonii.w Swimmliijp pnicli rally rr r)- known women's niltk Th are Mi ta rl h(; onst ij.y;^, en; strukc old mcdlpy swim marvel; Klraiior Holm, Hi l.tnustrum, frrc slylc; and Asne-i 'Ctrajlity, Olympic tltlcholdcr.

among the best In the natlonul pastime. Dave played shortstop for Minneapolis in 1914 and cobbled 1023 chances, which remains a record today. He nlso reigned as a bate thief, ttenlliig 5 limes in 1910 and 8 limes two yenrs later. He topprd A. A.

run scoring columus four times. At that, Dave was a bust'-in the mnjors. In of Canttllon In his prime furnished the papsis with columns of colorful Ho played for the late Tense" Joe Cintillan, who tiuite a paint in himself. Dave never war known to edge away frcm a Fact wns, he usually was in It. And the times lhat he came out second best were few.

Stealing third base, made obsolete -in these days cf the lively ball, used-to be a popular Once ho rode into, third, spikes Hashing-wickedly in Harry Clark, Just as rough ond every bit as ready, stood in the way (c take the throw. Tlitre was -cloud flj'ing fists flllr-l the air. Believing D.ivc had deliberately tried to cut him down Clark let. Mm have It on his bony aw. Altizer knocked' to the und-and-for good measure Ciarlc eiaed over to paste him again.

Dave. equal to the occasion, snd-lashed out i'ith both spiked feet, gashing Clark's face. They that, He Bated Umpires 1 Baseball was fun for Altizcr, but here's no telling what enjoyment jemjght have from the game Irad there no umpires He Dili i'OU KNOW I-ran See snys that Prlnio Carncin Is a manager's dream cf I'nraclise. "He doesn't know how hard he can hit." declares See. "He never has admitted to me that anybody ever retilly hurt him.

Above all, he never lias to be told the same iMnir twice." They call Sol (Happy) Furlh, New York 0. (rack captaln.y'Dick Merriwell." He linisiies off his training by reading any Merriwell took he can buy, borrow or slenl. The day-he went up to Schcnectady to eclipse an indoor record In the low hurdles lie bad a. Merriwell bool; in his traveling The White Sox like Von Doele stadium San Antonio, because Hie, in- Is soft nnd 'springy, and easy on Ihc dogs. Donle Bush llkr.5 it because of the atscnc" of cold winds that make most training spots bad.

liked intp the Minneapolis clubhouse one afternoon nf- tcr a. rumpus with Umpire Jim Murray. either Murray or. me." he raved to Pongo Joe. "I'll never play in another game umpired by him." "Yeah." was Cantillon's mocking answer.

"Well, I'll take Murray. He wins game for us occasionally." That was nil of that. BRUSHING'UP SPORTS Lanfei tacle of America's leading mer. In quest, of national championship honors. Miami.

It seems yets favorable break onco in si while in spits of Us "battle nothlni; much" year ngo niut lu recent "battle of less tlmn notli- Ing." Evsn with such bfe "3-men" as Sharkey and then Slur- and Scoi.1, tile program of flr.ii- cullc was not so hot, mil for the natlciml clramplonshlps March an cnlry of such ncm.iallc siaii ns Elemior Agnes Oerasluy, Lindtti-oni, Josephine McKlm Georgia Coleman, Btraex Ann Kubal and Kutherine I insures SUCCESS siwlled in bolij letters. By her record-breaking perform- ances this winter, 16-year-old El-1 canor Holm established herself perhaps as Ihc greatest girl swimmer ever developed. On top of that she'; one of the prettiest, Hardly a week during me Indoor season that Miss Holm did not clip of! a second or two from back stroke records at various distances, many of them marks sh? previously hod established. In ley competition with her nationally known teammates, Agnes Oei-- agmy ond Lisa Lindstrom, or In back, breast or crawl stroke events she proved sensation In indoov pools. A recent tour that look Miss Holm into Pittsburgh.

Cleveland Buffalo, followecl by an exhibition In her home pool at New York resulted In the establishment of trin-j official and back stroke records, nil In four days of competition. A world's record in the JOD-ynrrl medley relay was established this winter by the Helm, back stroke. Lindstrom. free style and Geraghty, breast stroke. Their time of 3 minutes 43 seconds eclipsed by mere than seven the previous mark.

Before participating in the national championships, a majority of the women stars wil coimpelo in a at St. Augustine March 5 and 6. "Women." blasted the matinee Idol, "are an oixm book lo me. I understand them Inside out" "Well." asked his friend, "can yen Icll me what drivers mean when they hold out their Hummel, Kiunbin g. Frcm 11.000 brains Topinurd finds nn average weight of 1301 gram; men and V'K fcr women.

FIS18IRD Grand Junction, Tennessee Field Trials Open lly F. O. IIAII.EY GRAHD JUNCTION. Tenn March 5. nncst dcgr.

In the United States are here f'r the lalay ol tile National Cliampioiiship bird doj flsld Irlals. Th2 event be the climax' of of AeM held in South in the several months. is the most coveted of all anrng los lovers. An unusual number of setters id pclntcrs lisvc entered Ill's year. of these have es- lablhlied brilliant records in preliminary trial nnd others arc among the mcsl famous bin! in.America.

'Ihe champion drg will be awarded the Colonel Merriman Memorial Cup. Aside from the cup the handler o( the winner will re- ceJvo 31,000 to $1,500 In 'prize money. To: a. dog to become eligible to compete in the National Championship trials he must have been a winner in some recognized open stake. There wa? no (ulstanding favorite on the eve of opening.

Mary Blue Favorite Last year the winner was Mary Blue, and liver female pointer, owned by W. C. Teajjie, New York, and handled by Chesley Har- She entered again this year against strong field. Another dog that will make an nttcmpt again this season is setter, Feagln's Mohawk Pal" cwned by E. M.

Mirmmgliam, and handled by F'trcst Dean. I al K-CII fhe stake oh two prcvl- cu's occasions and if he can this year tJie' Cup become the final property owner, for It be wen thre-- tirnt.s. field trial followers this year 'are the arc a unl- fprnily good lot. but with no. outstanding dTg.

Aged dees have no; made so ficcd a showing this year. The event Is held on the Ames' Preserve near here. It was scheduled to have been held. Jan. 20.

Jout was postponed of the severe cold and Ice-covered fields. The dcga were brought here then and several preliminary heats run, but poor-showing ol the 20 competing dogs because of the Ice forad the postponement. It was the third such. in the long history of the event. 1 Besides Teagle and Tutwlier other prominent ownert who have dogs entered Include John Hirsch, Chicago; and Bernard Baruch and Harvert Bayard Swope of New York.

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W. CAMPBELL fc V- 1 I VANCE PITCHED HfKESS IHKUN6S First Waitf Boys Trim 7th Graders In Soccer Contest A picked team Sntlbury school defeated the seventh grade junior high team In r. soccer football contest at the First Ward school ground yesterday afternoon. The score was 9 lo a. The Bishop team won (he schoo! between students of the upper grades, defeating the Chllds team 13 to 11.

Soccer football has proved a popular sport nt the Suiiuury schoo' since ihe sp'orl was tliu winter by Charles Stnbbs. -jirinci- pal of tile school. A committee of French ami Dutch Jewelers, appointed by Riza Kahn. in 1929. valued the Persian Rcyiil gems tit $179.000.000.

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