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I 11 I 1 12 6) Pev Ton Glass of Oklahoma A2cjes Beats Oliver to Win the Dash Honors Glass of Oklahoma Loil "i-ls Beats Oliver to r' -1- V'irl tile Dash i TNDAY ISLARCH 13 1932 Records Fall 2 Tied db LB AND TIME 1716111 TO STOP TRACK Some of Athletes and Finishes at Southwestern Track and Field Meet FORT WORTH PAGE THREE Eskimos and polar bears night have enjoyed the weather here Saturday but it was terrible for the thinly clad boys who put through the Southwestern Track and Field Meet pragram at Clark Field What they suffered while fighting their way through the bone chilling wind in freezing temperature can be appreciated only by those who attempted to be courageous spectators Although fully dressed and swathed in extra clothes they nearly shivered off their shoes Its doubtful if ever any major track meet was held outdoors in colder weather About the only things the meet produced was a bumper crop of the biggest and bluest goose pimples evrr sembled on an athletic field and finest "charley horses" imaginable If they'd been old enough to have beards the boys could have literally combed icicles out of them as they ploddf-d 200 yards against the stiff and biting wind on the east side of the oval track The meet put a freezing finis4 to Clark Fiehrs athletic history lb is already being dismantled and the stands have been sold to Abilene High School No other athletic contest is likely to be held there before it is finally abandoned to make way for the northward extension of Green Street There have been more spectacular contests on the old field but fcw if any of them called for any more of the Spartan qualities which make sports Unless there are ericeptions to one of baseball's proven rules Jot Brown and Bill Steineeke two of the Fort Worth Panthers' new players will wake valuable additions to the team They love the game and are dee termined to" make the team Those are two assets that neither the weather nor depression can freeze Yew players are greater than their love of baseball and few who love the game fail to succeed in it If they arent fooling Bill and Joe baseball They are the first at the park and the last to leave eh day In spite of the free-zing weather they stay on the field until Manager McCabe chases them inside Charley Engle is the only holdover Cat who 'Stays with the two new men No one likes to play baseball better than Engle I I freezing temperature can be appr Reco PA-GE: 1-111- -0--ril- rE- ql I 4 TRACK 7 7 onitsvetththe eal their 0 -NI) -ilr 1 ST: 1ARCH 13 1932 FORT IVOR TH 8 1' STOP ri 7tle It 11 A FAIL' AND Field 11" etes and Finishes at Southwestern --7I ii) ids viiout Track and Field 1 4t---- 40--- F2Em 4 8 11 ilififfli' JIALLZ Fail 2 :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::4::: Tied ki0s here Satur- have enjoyed the weathe day but it was terrible for the thmly -Ils "fe1' -i 1- 1- -e- -h the South- clad boys who put throu s- ti4ka-1l-- 4it'1'eif' ifi0- nd Field Meet Pr)- --st 11r: ---ie-f' --W 41-lrr'''Is ---Rig046 western Track a 4 43 Field What gram at Clans they suffered while fighting theirs ay and polar bears might bone chilling wind in :1 4: 4 40 through the e- :4 Honors' 4 (1 4 'et- fe -4 4 it lityi St Ce' i '1 etse olhi oaotbteheesde ihri ze iY: ebnoYen as rt ai Wit eohrrc 'es It doubtful if es-er r'411' fully dressed a nd swathed fet 4-t ar'' kkli) 4 AO' 0 'e--: '''eZ-77-- -s-'' titlt- 4--: -s -4116- 4 --4141111104i: :1 --ixl hcenmtiteeetrthewao sill held elt dbinogustttloohleirlilistlinealatcp7Ilrndor- "klPsis -0 -x-: 44 -1- rw" 0 4 ss- stliasz-- '''''''-'--e' -'9'1'i '''''''--)A4 Ircumhic ateh tri let I oas hs 417r 14 Viii gest and bluest goPoseer 34-44 n- ft 3- 1i 17-7f: aanb ehaeuty imh I oe ti di Peel rini metl 1)7uPI 3 'ehafa 1er irhnhae sai vglte': --0110h1460'-Ki0 dorses" imaginable edrsteaht lieolfyyff '4- 1 '-isitW00-' 4 petal) combed 1 i ih2etecirocalbeeekss: a' Sorudestt: 1 loal f(glhaeti 1 1z-c 1 nd lilting wind on litit'nesttahl '3: Or ei loeann tee Hs i gibs IV' -i-4- '7----- ---zn v---------- -i -ItU- --k ''r' 4'1 if iiini eallY1 te)abaiji nor svaielrihtlInch 't Street There ic'-: ''-'1 p4: -4: a I a co ts- e-ec3lGdN'al rtibe1f(c-oul gurt 1-''' i 4341 tInf '-11 oalrTriineell ri esfsotrwo which 7 i i- -1 tv V41' ht :04 lo rtlit -s-: s- ----'i'- tp 011 i- 4---- it- --44---- 1 -t11 t' 1 C4 'll' i' P--: -i'st: 1 14 -477P-gi-: 1E4--10t 'f--s s'-cgt --1 "(''' '''i -ii044 Nrit --4 'e' 2 4 --79- --i? -f- fel r--- -L: sliktp: -k -I :11 1 ":1 11- -Ni iN 1 'i-- 4 2-f ii ---e" slir 4W' ell7 '-3-- t-I itt1-r 71- -V t' ''''A: l': '-'Yi -06- 4 -0 7: J--a-i---i i -47 t4 4 i :44: I- k- -ri- 17' -f -7'4: ----'404' ir 4: 04- 4 It d'- ----1-V----'------- -t-: t-''- 1- -it 1 1 4 iN vc -1: '''''iJEl-- a v- I tk ta f'-xA- igi 00a aesili lycla astaayeolbel baseball 11 They are greater a ddg rlereirawe ti tes vrht oeh al te! k--- it ---r A4 I 77 i 4 t4i: 4---- --4-4-110: '-''PA- park and the las --Immo -e- Fio----4 ---z46- 'A -z-4- -i'if7sl-- 1r i- tr i 0711 itudr0 15--7 day In spite of the fre-zing weather 144: 0:7:: 1 r- b- 4 4 ''7-4-' 1:: '3it 'INtiii 3-t-f-x ----4--4-Fft---iiirs-5: 1 -40- 40 F25a ---''Zls -l----------1-'" ---c'' s-V-----1-s--l46' 1 4'' ggr- i- 7 ii'': 'r 1 i i 7A 4- 4A- -e -e C''-'-'-'- PV44 11 ot ar3ensigt1 blutee l' i' ---lki--Y-s- It le trt'aEbetitrelbeases them Insid ii -5- -i-: 11 isulkees t') Pia kt-s -4 f- -73---: A 4 t-'----ike" 7777: O' 4 4' 4111111 --'''''''t II Iliv 's --e 4'- 414-24 f4-i: I ipmeirtaeSt(il obutlaustmehbbi I -ter- i (1 I 1 Summaries of All Events I I By VMOS MELTON' en dozen 'records were and two others were tied afternoon at Clark Field stadium as more wf the Southwest's ontstandi: aideies battled against time and I1 it the tenth annual Southwest-or tr: position track and field meet A north wind kept the huge eaaaaeiition of track and field stars hid around numerous bonfires exr-nt wlion actually competing and rcrilnittsi little to their efforts to lowcr the existing records 1aian Glass of Oklahoma A ed the feature of the meet his flying performances in the -chi Sooner star won not only tic university 100 and 220-yard 4tahes but came through to take the loinmeter event in easy style tetiic he failed to break any recorb Glass ran all three of the events ir noar-retord time and under bette- -ntlit'ons might have hung up rta- I hTlJ A was the winner university division with 40 their victory in the mile relay en ing them the meet over the team which finished sec-with 3r'12 pointstet-- The UniversiY of Totias finis71ed third with 32 r-ims and Southwestern University iklahoma was fourth with 14 AH tie Christian College freshmen e-r11011Tig in the university division crnerefl II points and Texas A NI rer-ented by only two men traic five Ahilone Christian College repeat-1 el as champion of the college division amassing 51 points North Texas' Taer of Denton came in second wall 11 2-3 with Stepher Austin third with 15 1-3 and fiSil-atiniti City University fourth with 141 Amarillo Junior College which was r-sc1 out by half a point last year earoe Lack to take the junior col competition with points Arkansas Poly of Russellville Ark sPetkrld with 2S and the Cam- at Agricultural College of Oklaiia came in third with 26 The wahotria A freshmen and Tarleton of Stephenville tied frr fourth with 1l points each In the preparatory school class the freshman team retaiitied its ttie by earning 54 points The Tersehool of Dallas was seeend with and Texas Military Institute 29 Naiyadwhes Academy earned five paaits in this section A hot battle was waged in the school sector again with the T'Hanas Jefferson team of San Antcnio nosing cut the Masonic Home nani ef Fort Worth Jefferson ao points to 18' for the Fort Worth schoI Snyder High was third aith Bt John Reagan of Houston foyrth with 9 and Maud Oklahoma Wfi -fifth with 8 1-3 The biting cold cut down the num1er of contestants considerably Tia-to were 927 entries on the hooks bat teat more than SOO competed The aniversity division was especially hard Lit and there were only three in many of the events in livirh-oa Many athletes who were at the field were kept out of the races by their coaches for fear of iljnries Clas started on nis parade of viet-ries in the dashes by winning the universicy I(M)-yard sprint Ile was a yard shead of Red Oliver of I at the finish and his time of 91' was anly a tenth of a second slowcr than the record held by him- apt ry Leland In the 220- dai! 1 ass had things easy since liiver did Tea compete Ile turned in a mark al 217 only two-tenths of 1 slower than the mark held by Leland ri tecial 100-meter event one rh" h2ii spots of the afternoon into an early lead and 1 J1 the way I-he was three 711': ahead of Oliver at the tape 1 zeite' away fast Ile was 105 the same time that I Tatnie last year in the event 4 star was timed at 108 1 stii of Amarillo Junior was third and Iless of Mar larior was fourth record in the univer fell Saturday Glass closest In the college Wil reeords were shattered high hurdles Vaal) Texas Teachers was nt 1571 to beat his own mark so last year In the broad Lawrenee of A leaped 71 inches to shatter the -f 22 feet 3 inches formerly tk 1iliis of Austin College tyirks were bettered by the 'alceo athletes and another fl stith Of Amarillo Junior 110 century in 99 to tie by Ile-ss of Marshall In T't alaayard dash Stith raced Int tape in 219 to beat the 1 1 it 31 ELT 0 1 Pit dozen records were 1-d alai two others were tied atClark Field --tav afternoon 1' i 7 stadium as more s011 wf the Sorithwest's outstand- :1 battled against time and 1 Southwest- i-- it ii 'It track and field mi et r- th wind kept the huge track and field sta Ts 7a a tot lud numerous bonfires ex- I on actually competing and '1 1 I il to their efforts to it 1 exi-nino- records c1-1-s of Oklahoma A pin 1 the feature of the meet I 'tit i 1 performances in the 1- rerstar won not only orrh- oon 00 alutersity 1 he "-l'''' 1 loo-ineter event in easy sty 1 Ili- failed to break any rec- I ran all three of the events 4'-'-' 1 and under bet- uoar-reoota tint --ht have hung up might rk 11 was the winner I 10T11t Ct liniersity division with 40 their victory in the mile re- them the meet over the -Z-1' LI' I te-tin wh Inch in ish ed sec- 17 2 poiT4orr The ITn- ire3r T--as finis'ieil third with n1(1 Southwestern University 'I 'i'tk la hoTua was fourth with 14 l'hristian 1101ing in the university division I 1 pont an41 Texas en ed by onlV two m-n- I 1 v- --hri--tiln College repeat- ont-- 1 il a mploil of the college division inLy 11 points North Texas I enton came in secolnd -Ii-ter Cit 11 o' with Stepher Austin 'PA I -2-ifleltes third with 151-3 and City University fourth i' 1 4 1 Junior College which was I out by half a point last year 0 a to take the junior 1-wm petition with :2 points -19 tt-as l'oly of Itusseliville Ar i -with and the Cam- si-ttir i hurl' College of Okla- 7aa came in third with The nil lailfIna A 't1 lia Tarleton of Stephenville htaied fturth with 1-11 points eac the In the preparatory school class l'' 1' ton1 rpt wv114-41 1 1 Old Clark Field Probably Has Seen Its Last Athletic Event won easily In the center Waldon Stith Amarillo junior College flash who won the junior college 100-yard dash and 'vas third in the special 100- meter rare which was won by Glass To his right is Capt A Schiller of the University of Texas team who placed in the miellle distanee without much effort Coach Clyde Littlefield of the University of Texas is the muffled man to Schiller's right Littlefield was referee Lower left a general scene of the coarse showing the kthletes huddled around the fires waiting their calls for various races bower tight the Abilene Christian College team king of the college division for two years grouped around their headquar- 1 ters fire Coach Eddie NVeams is on the left with his hat in his hand Photos old Man Winter did his best to put a damper on the tenth annual Southwestern Exposition track field meet at the Stadium Saturday afternoon and while he made it unplsant for spectators there was plenty of activity among the hundreds of contestants as the above shots testify Upper Icft is Blakeney crack middle distance star of the University of Texas Upper center the finish of the university 100-yard dash which shows Peyton Glass Oklahoma A star breaking the tape a step ahead of Red Oliver of Upper right Charlie Casper star sophomore hurdler clearing the last jump in the high hurdlas which he old Clark Field at Texas Christian University will soon be no-more! The stands have been sold to Abilene High School and the 1932 Fat Stock Show meet probably was the last athletic event which the public will attend at the field But memories lie in this old playing field of the Frogs which time will not erase With such a limited number 4 pf 1111- uor leagues in operation this year it is most extraordinary that Fort Worth is to furnish three team managers Art Phelan Buddy Tanner and Frank Meyers all of whom make their home in Fort Worth have been named as pilots of the Selma High Point and Port Arthur teams respectively Appointment of those three men is an indirect break for young men training with the Cats It will rive them a good opportunity to get a job if they donl make the grade here Clarence Collier semipro pitcher Ifrom Weatherford who is trying out with the Cats bears a marked -re'semblance to Roy Hansen who was with Fort Worth and Dallas last year Although Roy was left-handed tall and thin and Collier right-handed and well proportioned for a six-foot 190- pounder they have similar pitching motions Both have the habit of not bringing the hands together after their windup and before delivering the ball with a long sweeping of the time overhand sometimes side arm There too is something similar in the facial expressions Hansen by the way is showing something with the Phillies this no Ieagn esti ina ol se it ath ers UR' leir ned omt Ely is if her Emt sr all nd ao 1 ng lot eir all Irt ide lar ng his Wichita Polo Team Loses 7 to 12 I 1 was in 1029 against Daniel Baker-- 61 to Not a conference game was played on Clark Field in 1929 The Frogs won all their home games but met all conference foes away from Fort Worth The seating capacity of the stadium was only 7500 originally and the cost was approximately $400041 Seats were added from year to year until nearly 25000 persons jammed into the stadium to see the Mustang-Frog championship battle that closed the 1929 season The Frogs won 27 lost six and tied two of the 35 football games played on Clark Field during its life time They scored 531 points while opponents were able to chalk up but 198 Teams from 15 colleges and universities have appeared on the field during the six years it Was used They are: Texas A Baylor Duniel Baker East Texas Teachers North Texas Teachers Texas Tech Oklahoma A University of Arkansas Centenary Abilene Christian University of Texas Simmons Rice Southern Methodist and Austin College The last game on Clark Field was played Oct 4 1930 against Austin College The Frogs won 33 to 7 The first track meet at Clark Field was held with Baylor in the Spring of 1925 lost by a score of 74 to 43 Buzz Morgan was the Frog star of those days The track will coit tinue to be used this Spring but Clark Field has seen the days of its glory pass I There is the breath-taking moment 1 when Harlos Green planted his toe the pigskin and watched the ball soar between the goal posts to bring its first Southwest Conference championship There are the lightning feet of Cy Leland as he flew down the cinder track to bring the greatest national attention it has ever received in sports But what about the stadium itself? How was it named? Who were some out of outstanding stars to perform on its turf? Who was the first to score a touchdown on its gridiron? Before the Fall of 1924 Texas Christian played host to visiting football teams in old Panther Park During the Summer of 1924 work was begun on the new home for the Frogs There was a race between the constructors of the Mary Coats Burnett Library and the builders of the new stadium The latter won Coach Matty Bell now at A Nr led his charges on the new playing field for the first time Sept 26 1924 against the East Texas State Teachers' Lions The Frogs won 43 to The first touchdown on the new field was made by Homer Adams on the first play of the game He made a Leo Cotter and George Loepp two of the Dallas Steers who arent due to report for training until Monday visited with the Cats Friday The gossip is that neither of them is likely to be with the Steers this year wo tie loY 0 LO is Edwards Texas University freshmen fourth Time 259 High Arkansas Poly first Ayres Cameron A Fecond Windham Oklahoma A freshmen third Beaty Amarillo Junior fourth Height 6 feet 1 inch 220-Yard Amarillo Junior College first Gallagher Oklahoma A freshmen second Wright Cameron A third: Jordan Texarkana Junior College fourth new record of 223 Old record 225 Shot Amarillo Junior first Kaczmarek- North Texas Aggies second Jackson Texaritana Junior third Johnson John Tarieton fourth Distance 40 feet 11 inches Mile Paris first 'White Cameron A second Harris Arkansas Poly third Taggett Arkansas Poly fourth Time 5:88 Mile A 31 first Arkansas Poly second Amarillo Junior third John Tarleton fourth Time Pole Oklahoma A freshmen and Warren of Amarillo Junior tied for first Neal of Arkansas Poly and Alexander of John Tarleton tied for third Height 12 feet Broad North Texas first Neely Cameron A second Gilliland John Tarleton third Lard Amarillo Junior fourth Distance 23 feet 321i Inches 100-Meter Exhibition Oklahoma A first Oliver Texas Christian second Time 105 High School Division Despite the wintry blasts which swept the playing field imposing considerable handicaps on players and ponies alike El Ranchito and Wichita Falls poi( bists Saturday afternoon staged a brilliant game replete in and ending in victory for El Ranchito by a score of 12 goals to 7 Saturday's victory gave El Ranchito a clean sweep of the two games played and the final game will be played this afternoon at 2 :30 University- Okla- -ne U's footballteam put in two months of Winter and Spring training Nearly all of the 112 boys who started lasted through the full grind "That's the spirit that makes win-ping football teams" commented Head Coach Biff Jones The Tigers' first foe next Fall will be 17's Frogs The game will be at Baton Rouge Sept Itt It will probably be played at night WO ld ill be pi)- 0 lg -4 'i 1173 Pins Leads Bowling Doubles College Division as Christian freshmen second: Smiti 120-Yard High Texas Christian freshmen third Vega North Texas first Moore North Texas Texas Military College fourth Tins second Oklahoma City Uni- 304 versity third Timmons Southeastern High Texas Military Col Teachers fourth Time 155 New rec- lege first Ford Texas Christian fresh ord old record 156 men second- Gaulette Texas Militar 880-Yard Abilene Chris- College third Myers Terrill fourti tiara first: Abbey North Texas Teach- Distance 5 feet ers second Hunter Abilene Christian Discus Texas Chris third Lehto Oklahoma City University lien freshmen first: Blacis Terrill sec fourth Time 2:032 ond: Adams Dallas Peacock third 100-Yard North Texas Trueison Texas Christian fourth is Teachers: Adams Stephen Austin tance 117 feet 9 inches and Elder North Texas Teachers tied Broad Terrill first for first Phillips Stephen Austin Meyers Terrill second McGoffin Texa fourth Time 101 Christian freshmen third Goodwin Tex -440-Yard Run Weems Abilene as Christian fourth Distance 21 feel Christian first Cheatwood Oklahoma 51 inches City University second Wilson North One-Mile Military Col Texas Teachers third Watson Abilene lege first Texas Christian freshmet Christian fourth Time 524 second Terrill third Time 3:498 Duscas North Texas University Divissn Teachers first Wilkerson Oklahoma City University second Adams Abilene 120-Yard High Texa Christian College third Robb Stephen Christian first Hyneman Texas Univer Austin fourth Distance 130 feet 3 sits second Phelps Texas Christiar inches third Only three entries Time 155 One-Mile Run Simmons Abilene 100-Yard Oklahoma A Christian first Abbey North Texas first Oliver Texas Christian Uni Teachers second: North Abilene Chris- versity second Myer Texas Universit3 tian College third Oklahoma third Medley Southwestern Oklahoma City University fourth Time 4:439 fourth Time 97- Broad Abilene Chris- 880-Yard Texas Univer tian first Cobb North Texas Teachers sity first Schiller Texas Universit3 second Faubion North Texas Teachers second Burch Oklahoma A third Oklahoma A fourth Brigham third Matthews North Texas Teachers Br fourth New record of 22 feet 7 la Time 2:068 Discus Oklahoma A inches Old record 22 feet 3 inches Ms first Salkeld Texas Christian sec Shot Abilene Christian ond McCluney Texas A third first Robb Stephen Austin second Seals Texas University fourth Die Moore North Texas Teachers third tance 137 feet 11 Inches Patterson North Texas Teachers fourth High Jump Medley Southwestere Distance 43 feet 81ss inches University first: Wing Texas A 220-Yard Low Abi- 31 second: Leonard Oklahoma A lens Christian College first Ritchie third Able Abilene Christian College Abilene Christian second Culpepper freshmen fourth Height 6 feet North Texas Teachers third Tucker 440-Yard Oklahoma A Oklahoma City University fourth Time Ms first Harrington Oklahoma A it 259 second Earl University oS Texas 220-Yard Stephen third Cox University of Texas fourth Austin first Weems Abilene Christian Time 522 second Adams Stephen Austin Broad Jump Medley Southwesterr third Hayes North Texas Teachers Oklahoma first: Speerman Texas Chris fourth Time 226 tion second Casper Texas Christian High Abilene Chris- third Distance 23 feet 314 inches Clan College first McDonald North One-Mile Oklahoma A Texas Teachers second Linn Abilene first Robert Southwestern Okla Christian College and Martindale of Ok- hems second Blakeney Texas Univerlahoma City University tied for third city third Campbell Texas Christian Height 5 feet 8 inches fourth Time 438 Mile Christian College 220-Yard Low Texas first North Texas Teachers second Christian first: Nowell Abilene Chris Oklahoma City University third Southtian College freshmen second Holmes western Teachers fourth Time 3:297 Texas University third Time 26 flat Pole Abilene Christian Shot Texas Christian first Msore Southeastern Teachers first Salkeld Texas Christian second Smith Abilene Christihn Wight White Abilene Christian freshmen North Texas Teachers and Wilson third Distance 39 feet 1 inch North Texas Teachers tied for seccncl 220-Yard Oklahoma Height 10 feet 6 inches A first Meyers Texas University Atsasiemy second Green Abilene Christian fresh120-Yard High Hurdles Graham man third Blitch Texas University 1 Texas Military College first Ford Texas fourth Time 217 Christian freshmen second: Smith Texas One-Mile Relay Texas University Christian freshmen third Meyers Ter- first Oklahoma A second Abitell fourth Time 171 lene Christian College freshmen third 100-Yard Terrell Texas Christian fourth Time 3:292 first Trainer Texas Christian freshmen Pole OkIshowea A second Thomas freshmen IL first Ilyneman Texas University third Lockman Texas Military College Preston Texas Christian and Silber fourth Time 101 Abilene Christian tied for second Pole Texas Christian 11 feet 3 inches freshmen first Texas Christian freshmen second Meyers Terrell third Junior College Division New record of 10 feet 6 inches (Old 120 Yards High Hurdles Edwards record 9 feet 6 inches) Texas Freshmen first Burch Arkansas Shot Nacogdoches Acad- poly second Holt Texarkana Junior emy first Wilkerson Texas Christian College third Rile John Tarleton freshmen second Truelson Texas Chris- fourth Time 157 tian freshmen third: Black Terrill 880-Yard Paris Junior fourth Distance 43 feet 1SS inches College first White Cameron State A 880-Yard Run Price Terrill first second Adkins Cameron third Boswell freshmen second Tyler John Tarleton fourth Time Scott Texas- Military College third 2:078 Broaddus Texas Military College fourth 100-Yard Amarillo Jun-Time 2:297 for College first Gallagher Oklahoma 440-Yard Run Billeral Texas Mill- A second Wilson North Texas tary College first McClung Terrill sec- A third Jordan Texarkana Junond Jones Texas Military College third ior fourth Time 10 flats Times 569 440-Yard Cameron State One-Mile Texas Chris- first: Ferguson Arkansas Poly second tian freshmen first Broaddus Texas Blackburn John Tarleton third: Van-Military College second Barnett Ter- noy Amarillo Junior College fourth rell third Time 5:144 Time :533 220-Yard Run Gastmeyer Terrell Discus Arkansas Poly first Trainer Texas Christian fresh- first Stalls Amarillo Junior second men second Thomas Texas Christian Wolf John Tarletors third Crass Amafreshmen third Lockman Texas Mill- rillo Junior fourth New record of 131 tary College fourth Time 231 Tied feet 7 inches Old record 128 feet old record 220-Yard Low Ams220-Yard Low Tex- Hilo Junior first Burch Arkansas Poly as Military College first Smith Tex- second Gargin Arkansas Poly third as Christian freshmen second Smith Texas Christian freshmen third Vega Texas Military College fourth Time 304 High Texas Military College first Ford Texas Christian freshmen second- Gaulette Texas Military College third Myers Terrill fourth Distance 5 feet Discus Texas Christian freshmen first BlacL Terrill second: Adams Dallas Peacock third True Ison Texas Christian fourth Distance 117 feet 9 inches Broad Terrill first Meyers Terrill second: McGoffin Texas Christian freshmen third Goodwin Texas Christian fourth Distance 2 feet 51 inches One-Mile Military College first Texas Christian freshmen second Terrill third Time 3:498 University Divistn 120-Yard High Texas Christian first Hyneman Texas University second Phelps Texas Christian third Only three entries Time 155 100-Yard Oklahoma A first Oliver Texas Christian University second Myer Texas University third Medley Southwestern Oklahoma fourth Time 97- 880-Yard Texas University first Schiller Texas second Burch Oklahoma A third Brigham Oklahoma A fourth Time 2:068 Discus Oklahoma A first Salkeld Texas Christian second McCluney Texas A third Seals Texas University fourth Distance 137 feet 11 inches High Jump Medley Southwestern University first: Wing Texas A second: Leonard Oklahoma A third Able Abilene Christian College freshmen fourth Height 6 feet 440-Yard Oklahoma A first Harrington Oklahoma A second Earl University of Texas third Cox University of Texas fourth Time 522 Broad Jump Medley Southwestern Oklahoma first: Speerman Texas Chris tion second: Casper Texas Christian third Distance 23 feet 314 inches One-Mile Oklahoma A first Robert Southwestern homa second Blakeney Texas University third Campbell Texas Christian fourth Time 438 220-Yard Low Texas Christian first: Nowell Abilene Christian College freshmen second Holmes Texas University third Time 26 flat Shot Texas Christian tirst Salkeld Texas Christian second White Abilene Christian freshmen third Distance 39 feet 1 inch 220-Yard Oklahoma A first Meyers Texas University second Green Abilene Christian freshman third Blitch Texas University fourth Time 217 One-Mile Relay Texas University first Oklahoma A- second Abilene Christian College freshmen third Texas Christian fourth Time 3:292 Pole Oklahoma A 11 first: Hyneman Texas University Preston Texas Christian and Silber Abilene Christian tied for second 11 feet 3 inches broken field run a 50 yar6-beore 101 -191 the first points ouston in I BATIALINO WADES IN the first points JIAULEOLIJIII kilt Ulla Jut 0 I Daniel Baker was the second team to be entertained on the new field 1 State Cage Finals DETROIT March 12 Myron Johnson and Frank Stengle of Erie Pa rolled into the temporary lead on the opening card in the doubles event of the American Bowling Congress tourney today with a total of 1173 Waffle Ciske and Johnnie Diebbol of Detroit followed with 1167 for temporary second place Fred Feltmeyer of Erie rolled into the lead in the singles event with a 601 total He cored games of 224 203 and 174 a split and an error in the final game holding down his total I SAN ANTONIO March 12--1ioustons Texaco Oilers upset the dope a bit here Saturday nosing out the fast Dallas Dr Peppers by a single point to sccoznpany Kenny's Grocers of San Antonio into the state basket ball finals The Oilers beat the Dallas crew 32 to 31 while Kenny's won over Frank Cheatham's Beeville Trojans 31 to 22 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SWIMMERS WIN MEET TROUNCES EDDIE RAN NEW YORK March 12-Chriato- pher (Bat) Battalino of Hartford Conn may turn out to be another Billy Petrolle--light enough to worry the lightweights and heavy enough to be dangerous to the After a brief career among the Milpoun(ers during which he knocked out Al Singer and Billy Shaw in two rounds apiece Battalino went after bigger game in Madison Square Gar- den Friday night and proceeded to give Eddie Ran the Polish thunderbolt an artistic trouncing in II) rounds Outweighed eight pounds the former featherweight champion took four rounds to find out what made Rau tick and then waded into the Pole to win the unanimous decision of the two judges and the referee er ry to Ko er rlt) )r ur 1 II to he te I SWIM IOWA COACH IOWA CITY Iowa March 12 Ossie Solem football coach and athletic director at Drake University today was named as head football coach at the University of Iowa High Mineral Wells first Graham North Dallas second Morrison Mambrino third Coburn North Dallas fourth Height 5 feet 10 inches Pole Maud Okla first Meadows Fort Worth second Atkinson Dallas third Morrison Mambrino fourth Height 12 feet 4 inches Shot John Reagan Houston first Boggs Maud Okla second Reynolds Sherman third Erwin Lufkin fourth New record of 48 feet 1111 inches old record 4 8 feet 2142 Inches Discus Thomas Jefferson of San Antonio first Reynolds Sherman second Mansker McGregor third Friedman Austin fourth Distance 122 feet 5 inches 100-Yard Dash Selman Masonic Home Fort Worth first Koontz Thomas Jefferson of San Antonio second Boyle Maud Okla third Black Masonic Home of Fort Worth fourth Time 10 flat 120-Yard High Bristow Okla first Nrichlas Graham second Smith Texarkana third Stutz Jefferson of Houston fourth (Winner disqualified no time) Broad Thomas Jefferson of San Antonio tirst Gray John Reagan of Houston second Caceres Thomas Jefferson of San Antonio third Phillips Bristow Okla fourth Distance 21 feet 9 inches 440-Yard Masonic Home of Fort Worth first Landis Commerce second Vick Sherman and Delker San Angelo tied for third Time 526 220-Yard Low Snyder first Elma McGregor second Allen Bristow Okla third Gray John Reagan at Houston fourth Time 259 One-Mile Run Gamblin Floydada first Morgan Alvord second Cleveland Oklahoma City third Babies Sommerville and Slaughter of Plainview tied for fourth Time 4 mrnutes 45 seconds 880-Yard Austin first Isbell Plainview second Hickey Masonic Home third Smith Thomas Jefferson San Antonio fourth Time I 2:112 220-Yard Snyder first I Graves Paris second Mitchell Albany In that game Lindsay Jacks Christian captain was taken out of the game with a broken leg the first player to be injured on Clark Field Then came the dedication with Oklahoma A as the opponent Both teams paraded around the field together with the Horned Frog Band the football sponsor Miss Edna Thompson the new pep squad and the ex-lettermen ii Slay Fort Worth attorney and Frog fan delivered a brief dedication speech The football sponsor then presented the Aggie captain with a five-pound box of candy and made the initial kickoff of the game-12 yards The Frogs won the game 17 to 10 met its first defeat on the new field the following week the Rice Owls coming off on the long (tId of a 7-to-3 score A week later the Texas Steers scored the first shutout against the Purple winning 13 to The new stadium was presumably named at the dedication exercises but newspapers of the time make no mention of this The stadium was at first referred to as "University Stadium" "Frog land Stadium" and as "the new playing field" Later accounts started calling the field by its present name Clark Field The name of course is in honor of the Clark brothers Addison and Randolph founders of Ile The largest score ever run up in a football game on Clark Field was made by the Polliwogs freshman eleven -against Meridian Junior College Nov 20 1025 The first-year men won by a score of GS t() 7 The highest score ever made by the varsity In 4-110 4- lrynyn r1r1v2 I rar ST LOUIS March the score oi: its nearest opponent the Washington University s-A-imming team in the 'Missouri Valley Conference meet in Wilson pool Saturday defeated the Oklahoma Aggies Grinnell and Creighton and won its second successive swimming championship Scoring firsts in five of the nine events Washington scored 53 points The Oklahoma AggieR were second with 29 points while Grinnell scored 20 and Creighton 10 Drake did not compete in the meet Pat Frank of Washington was the individual star winning both the 220- yard and 440-yard free style events and establishing a new record in both Other new records were made by the Oklahoma Aggies' team in the 440-1 yard relay and by Ridge of the Aggies in the 50-yard free style event1 14 rfirl itT '') 11 Hitior college discus throw Poly tossed the 't stvpti inches to better of feet In the pole am of Oklahoma A v7n Amarillo Junior tied hreak the old record of 11 9 1-1os Wilson of North 1 0 of Arlington broad 12:1 inches to beat (1 21 foet 101 inches 1 totittratory school section freshman Pole 1-tv 6 inches to beat the of 9 feet 6 inches i'-o of the Frog frosh team in 5:144 to better the of Gastmeyer of broad jumped 21 feet to break the old record of 11 inches Gastmeyer also 220-yi-ird dash mark of 231 ihnrii- fell in the high school Li rho broad jump Scrimsher Jofforson San Antonio '-et 3 inches to beat the old last year of 2'2 feet 11 Asticll of John Reagan lions snot 4S feet 11 1 inches oh mark by nine inches low hurdles 'Aleelin- -yrior was clocked at 25-9 of a second faster than the I I 1 EXHIBITION BASEBALL At Columbus (AA) 100 '2 41 Rochest er (IL) 020 3 8 2 Called end of sixth cold weather Batteries Chapman Heise and Hinkle I smith Fowler Foreman and Jonnard At Fort Myers I Indianan (AA)014 400 0-9 14 2 Phila (A) 003 0-9 11 Called end of seventh rain Batteries Thomas Logan Win- gard and Angley Riddle Deshong- Rommell Bowman and Majeski Hey-- jug 1 er nti 3 2 I third Medlin Tulsa fourth Time 227 Mile Home of Fort Worth first Thomas Jefferson of an Antonio second Tulsa third Plainview fourth Time 3:384 Pentathlon 100-Yard Elite Brownsville first Higgins Oklahoma City second Lawton Thomas Floydada and A Carter Megargel tied for trtird place Time 10L 120-Yard Low 13rite Brownsville first Higgins Oklahoma City second Fowler Sherman third Time 134 Shot Brite Brownsville first Elrod Rhoms second Joe Davidson third Distance 3653 Broad Brits Brownsville first A Carter Megargel second Joe Davidson Dallas third Distance 21 feet 1 inch High Fowler Sherman first A Carter Megargel second Bert Brite Brownsville third Heighth 5 feet 10 inches High Point Man Ben Brae Brownsville 3905 points Higgins Oklahoma Cit ly secgncl 3532 points Joe Davidson Dalian third 3328 points r''1 At Tarnpl---Philadelphia (X) rs Cincinnati (N) canceled rain I IRISH BEAT WELSH CARDIFF Wales March 12--Ireland defeated Wales in an international rugby football match Saturday 12 to At New (A) ye New Orleans (Si) canceled cold MI6 I WSMIIMEMM 7 1 7.