The Hastings Daily Tribune from Hastings, Nebraska • 5

Inches Mcdhla Halting fbarth THESE ATHLETES BRING HASTINGS COLLEGE SIXTH1 CONSECUTIVE A TRACK GROWN A TITLE BRONCO NETUEN LEAGUE CHAMPS WINS A EAKNEY May nil won tho Nebraska late Athletic Association SCORE DECISIVE POINT MARGIN Font Ner Interoollefr y': Coortmen Assuredof Both Singles and Double Crowns track sad field championship hero Friday scoring 58V6 points' Tho Wayfia Teachers Vers second with 48H points Omaha University third with 88 and Kearney tho defend- jz lag champion last with 85 uSummary: Finish Far Ahead Field-Wes- lcyaa Second and Doane Third feet Won tijr Lyman Midland 111 feat I Inchfes Orr Hastings sec and 110 foal I inahes Martin Wesleyan third -ill' test 1 BOsaer-man Hastings fourth Ill -feet I Inch High- Won by Todd Hastings- Graham York second: JfcGhle Hastings third: Crawford Hastings fourth Haight fast 11 1-4 liichea Fols vault Orr Hastings and Weaver Doaot tie for first and see ond: fuhrmeister Midland third Hinder- -Hastings and Kobes Doane tre for Bhot Won liy Young Hastings IT feet Inches Lyman Midland second IT feet RI4 inches Imir Hastings third 17 fret 1 Inches Lyman Midland fourth IS feet I Inches Won by Todd Hastings 174 feet 1 Inches nrshnm York second HI- feet Mnnsnn Mattings third 11 feet tlA Inches Holm Hastings fourth 151 feet Inches While fellow track and field men 'Huioiii -ebanauHr nv i or the Nebraaka Colleg- domlnanca 110 yard Won bjr Theobald Wayne aecond Terry Wayne: third Tyler Omaha fourth Perry Omaha Time J61 Won by Rim Peru eeeoad Anderaon Omaha third Cowell Peru fourth Terry Wayne Tima 10-- Shot Won by Boren aon Omaha aecond Omaha third Fuilar Kearney fourth Pate Para DUtaaea -41 feet I0tt luchaa Wnn by Whipple Kearney aecond Cook Peru: third Hell Wayne fourth Ferry Peru Tim 4:451 Won by Tarty Wayne aeoend Gall Kearney third Oleon Omaha fourth Flacher Peru Time 51 Pole Won by Cowell Peru: uaek and Wlllia Kearney tied Sport Parade lata Athletic Conference track and field domain -Friday afternoon at Hanaen Field slamming to a to clslve victory In the annual league meet Scoring In every event with the exception of the hiiydlns the Bron-coa amassed a total of 7GV4 point to flnlah far ahead of Nebraaka Wealeyan Unlveralty aecond with IB polnta and Doane third with S2V4 polnta Midland and Vork lagged with eleven and nine polnta respectively Of the fifteen event Halting captured first In eight and tied for first in another Wealeyan won flipt in four event -Doane won one and tied for another while Midland won one The acorlng: Presenting the Hastings College track and field squad which Friday Won tho annual Nebraska Collaglate Athletic It was the sixth straight tlmsJronecf teams have eapturad tht title the march being unbroken nines 1029 -In the It for aecond and third i fourth Mllldr e-w- 11 feet Inohee rayne Height SS0 Won by Peru (CoWofi Carmichael Drake Rush) aecond Hail da ehemps Conference title picture front row left to right: Joe Eyre Jamaa Martin Wilbur Denny Braes Brawn Lee Todd Troy Organ Captain Francln Ingeraoll Thomas McLaughlin Saeend row: Coach Clarence Keel James MoGhla Charles Hoffman Sldnay Chase Francis Yeung Ted Boaasr-man dick Logan Charles 8tuekay Bryen Starr Charlaa Compton and AaaleUnt Coach Thurlo McCrady Back raw: Loren Enearl Mar-vln Green Garnet Robinaon Thornton Bhlvaly Ralph Kngal Nad Whelan Paul Monson Russell Flohartf Lee Agee Max Crawford Robert Holm Alexander and Glen Barnes STANDINGS were sweeping to another confer ence championship Coach 1 John Hastings College tennis team did some sweeping of Its own Friday afternoon Tho Bronco netmen proceeded to vanquish all comers Ip tho annual A meet at the local club courts and assure thelnselves of both singles and doubles titles As a result of tho Friday tournament elimination play Norbert Glaum and Robert Newsom both of the Hastings team were to clash today for tho singles championship and will then team together to -face Robert Brown and Dean Glraple team-mates for the doubles title In the opening round of Friday's singles Barrett of Wesleyan defeated Bourne of Doane 6-0 6-2 Newsom defeated Feemster of York 6-1 6-2 Smith of Wesleyan defeated Carns of Doane 6-1 7-5 and Glaum defeated Wright of York 6-1 In the second round Glaum defeated Smith 6-2 6-2 while Newsom defeated Barrett 6-2 9-7 In the doubles opening round Glaum and Newsom defeated Ireland and Kohler of Doane 6-0 6-0 Knudsen and Saunders of Hastings defeated Wright and Feemster of York 6-2 91 Moher and Brown of York defeated Bourne and Cams of Doane 90 6-0 while Brown and Glmple of Hastings defeated Barrett and Smith of Wesleyan 194 l-o 93 In the doubles second round Glaum and Newsom -defeated Saunders and Knudsen 6-1 94 while Brown and Glmple defeated Feemster and Brown of York By HENRY McLEMQRE (ITnllivI I'rneS (nKp'Mi Hvli'iif) LONDOff May After a week of experience with London buses I am hard put to understand why track and field athletes are not the finest in the world A London bua the finest athletic training imaginable A bit haaardoua yea but when a man day lu and day out can get on and jgdf a bua in thla town there la no excuse for him ever being out-run out-vaulted or out-hurdled Take getting on for example in New York a simple tank for there a quaint old custom call for tho bua to atop for passengers In London buses atop There are signs every two or three miles to aay stop here" but a joke Buses stop only when (1) they run out of gas (2) Wayne third Kearney Time ltllL Two Won by Cook Peru eeo--t ond Hall Wayne third Reed Pern fourth Dorlty Kearney Time 11:151 Won by Rkffia Peru eecond Tegler Wayne third Drake Peru fourth Backtauer Wayne Tima n1 Won by Oaalan Omaha aecond Borenaon Omaha third Boreneen Omaha fourth Border Wayne Dlatance 1J0 feet' 10 lnchea Won by Frank Kearney aac ond Weldun Wayne third Olaoa Omaha fourth Johnaon Kearney Time State League 1 petL LIBERALIZE BIB SIX ELIGIBILITY CLIMBING TIGERS DEFEAT YANKEES Pet 4)00 000 Beat Lin 1000 1000 Nor SVF American League 1 pet I 12 II 480 Schools to Do-ado OB Brosdcast of 120 yard Iowa Won by Lambert Kearney aecond Theobald Wayne today's running of the annual Big Six championships But Nebraska possessed of strong all-around track team and Oklahoma possessed of enough strength to capture vital points from both Kansas and Nebraaka gave assurance of a fight of heroic proportions before tho conference track and field supremacy la definitely determined Elwyn Dees strong-armed Kansas weight man shattered one Big Six tho shotput In yea ter dayr preliminaries Kansas and Nebraska entered this finals with fifteen Reach Second Place Lowly Reds Humble Champion Giants third Tyler Omaha fourth Haaklna Peru Time 2l7i High Tie for first and ond Coweli and Carmichael 1 pet 17 3 380 14 11 560 Cleve 12 10 545 Wash 13 14 481 Nations 1 pet 9 600 Pitta 16 8 J87 SL 16 11 AOS 16 13 571 third Pal Wayne tie for -fourth NEW YORK May Two straight victories over the Yankees Phils SL 11 12 478 Boston 11 15 42) I 15 J48 League 1 pot Boston It 12 A 20 Brook I II SIS Phils 7 IT 888 Cincln 6 19 A40 fifth' Punchea Peru and Oweaat He Wayne Helxht I feet I Vi lnchea LINCOLN Neb May Big Six conference schools will dle-ta to-theirewn-policy with- respect to radio broadcasts of athletic 1 driver gets off for tea and (4) the conductor gets off for tpa events under terms of a ruling ad- pptod by officials of tho confer- qualifiers each Oklahoma trailed Mila Won by Wayne (Btevar MorToe Bcrkenhauer Terry) aecond Kearney -third Peru Time 1:415 BroAd Won by Cowell Peru aecond Andereun Omaha third Rigga Peru: fourth Noyea Kearney Javelin Won by Peary Omaha aecond Luttman Peru third Ed wards Kearney fourth Oast Woynat Dlatance IQS feet 714 lnchea: American Association Into second place in the American League standing Repelling the Invading Tanka again at Detroit yesterday the Tigers emerged fiom a free-hitting contest 10-to-8 victors Cleveland dropped to third when beaten 3 to 1 by Senators who replaced the closely with 14 men qualified Missouri and Kansas state sent eleven men each Into the finals events and Iowa State- qualified 10 To -catch a bus got to outrun U- This Is no simple task for the buses here are filled with an enormous pride as well as horsepower and will strain their last valve in outdistancing a fare 1 pet 18 9 867 14 IS A19 14 IS 519 13 12 480 Western Minn Col Ind 1 pet Louis II 14 468 SL IS 14 468 Mil 18 15 444 Toledo 11 16 407 League NEW LEADERS APPEAR IN MAJOR BAT RACE Athlelirs at fmirth portion libel's You can almost hear them back WATSONVILLE Calif Cefari-no Garcia Los welter weight technically knocked -out Johnny Martinet Los Angeles (8)' SOFTBALL RESULTS fire with disgust on those rare oc Jn tho- Bxth Provd mmnK un- Wally caslons when bests a passenger stewart over Lloyd Brown 1 pcL 0 1000 1 667 1 667 1 667 1 pot 8 All 2 All I ASS 8 000 Is Davn 2 SL 2 Sx 2 3 OmJha 1 Des 1 TopHa 1 0 IX STlTE them 'In 1 southpaw pitching duel If you try to play fafr with a 1 Philadelphia- yank Into second bus you'll lose every time 1 ou division when shaded 5 to 4 by simply have to outsmart it Out-j the White Box who achieved their smarting a bus usually consists of Winning ran in the sixth on sin- The Meads MdUrath Debus and Griffis teams were victorious In Friday's games of the Hastings softball circuits The Meads defeated the Junior Chamber of Commerce II to 8 McGraths defeated the Glenns 11 to Debuses defeated the Johnson Fruit team 12 to 4 while the Griffis club defeated the Shermans IS to 10 FRIDAY'S SCORES spotting it a block or two off and getting a head start running after the wrong bus in the hope that the gle by Haas and Ilonura and a double by Simmons Jimmy Foxx of the poled out the longest NEW YORK Mop 19 iUJ9 Ralston Hemsley catcher of the SL Louis Browu replaced Carl Reynold of the Red Sox as leading batsman in the American League and Hal Lee leftfielder of the Braves wrested the National circuit lead from Sam Leslie of Brooklyn during tile past week" Lou Gehrig tops the 1 American home tun hitters with elghL while Chuck Klein heads the National circuit swatters with 11 Lefty Gomes and his Yankee matt Charlie Ruffing are tied tor American pitching honors with five wins and no defeats each Gny Bush la the National circuit's most successful fllnger with six wins and no losses once Action on radio broadcasts of football games and other contests represented a modification of last' ruling which prohibited all broadcasts The decision was unanimous Eligibility rulings were liberalised to make 28 rdther than 80 hours a year the requirement in schools where 88 or more hours a year are required for graduation In tho regular fimr term The revised requirements will affect eligibility standings Kansas State Kansu Iowa State and In the engineering college of Oklahoma University according to Dr Thompson Nebraska faculty repftsantatlvo The ruling requiring a years at-tendance at a tag Six Institution before becoming eligible regardless of prior attendance at Junior colleges or other Institutions wu unchanged Iowa Junior colleges had urged modification of this oa-qulremenL Conference rules regulating legitimate expenses were amended to permit payment of the coat of ala for terms present at the npus when schools an not in ion -The -modification wa -designed to aid schools -which bring thsir football teams back tor early season practice before the school opens and schools which work basketball squads through Christmas vacations one you really want will be fooled homer ever recorded at Comlskey Into slowing down hiring a taxi Park tfbout 4S5 feet The Browns to catch It and taking shortcuts turned In their sixth win In seven through alleys and courts When I aLaits by trouncing the Red Sox first got here I tried to be sport-1 3- Oscar Mellik) led their ing and race on even terms but gave It up after a Tialf a dosen atandmg change occurred vain sprints from Piccadilly Clr- National League Charlie um Aw) tnrtiri Gilmms Cubs maintained their lead by downing the Phillies 9 to cus to Marble Arch My tactics be cricket but do not eubmlt or offer for eale any securltlee hut' merely give our weighted in dex recommendations on 540 leading New York Stock Exchange securities and all basic commodities Including grains Indexograph has no Opinions and Is not Influenced by proposanda Inde recommendations ar wholly on conditions affect the market Write nr roll now INDEXOGRAPH- FINANCIAL SERVICE 1 201 West Jackson BlVd Chicago Notice of Settlement In the matter of the estate of John Tarner deceased In the County Court Adams -County Nebraska To all perrons Interested In said estate: Take notlre that Mary Fsrner has filed In the County Court a report of her doings as Administratrix and It Is ordered that the same stand for hearing on the (th day of June 1924' be fore the Court at the hour of o'clock A at Which time any perron Interested mny appear and except to and contest the same Dated May 17th 1984- Halsey BohTke (Seal) judge Of the County Court A true copy May 1S-2S June lb now may not catching one out of five JT i I Ur It: si? SL? ft: j-1 MICHIGAN HEADED FOR THIRD TITLE Last and 5 aided by three homers Pittsburgh walloped Brooklyn 8 to 3 after getting off to a flying start with five runs in the flrat The Braves heat the Cards 6 to 2 W-flh Bill Ur ban ski heading the 13-hit -onslaught four-St-ionl Gingers Hemutiefottr -singles in five tries Lowly Cincinnati-nosed out the champion Giants 2 to 1 The Reds made their two tallies In the sixth HSIZ1 Totals 76H 35 Sift 11 Although performances for the mosb part were creditable nd new marks were established It wgs one of the most smashing victories scored In the history of JL track competition and would probably have been even more convincing had Coach stellar hurdler James Martin been In condition Martin conference champion last year In both high and low hurdles was out of the picture with an Injured ankle Todd High Point Man High honors for the day went to Lee Todd of Hastings who leaped to a first place In the high jump won another gold medal In the Javelin throw placed second In the broad Jump and ran a leg on the Bronco relay quartet which placed third He scored 13 polnta and set a new Hastings College record of 5 feet 11 3-4 Inches In the llgh Jump Other high point winners were Ron Shuman of Wesleyan wlflr first In the broad Jump and high hurdles Denny of Hastings double winner In the 100 and 220-yard dashes and anchor on the relay team and Huffman of Doane who won the 440 placed third In the 220 anfl aleg on tho relay team A stiff south breeae hampered tho track meg and cut down times considerably The Broncos top-heavy favorites lost little time In building up a slseable lead There was Itttle question as to the ultimate whiner after half the events had taken place The best race of the day came In the 440-yard sprint between Huffman of Doane and Captain Francis Ingeraoll of Hastings IngarsolJ Step Bahind Ingeraoll who had upset Huffman in a triangular meet last week lost to the Doane boy in tho comparatively fast time considering JIla wind of 513 second Huffman brokethe tap ahead of the Ilronco captain Ingeraoll trrne back to wjn the half-mile run In 2:051 VahortlfiSW later Chafles Compton Bronco senior who heretofore hod confined hla activities to the two-mlle run came through with a first place in the niloL Bi Lymrn ff retained hia-tf A discus title with a toss of 128 feet 2 Inches tor Midland's lone first place Jack Graham or York was tho outstanding man of the Panther am winning seconds In the lln throw and high Jump -Shuman-Diqualtfld- Shfiman Of Wesleyan was knocked oat of possible' high point honors for th day when was Unfortunately when you draw level with a bus your work Is not done You still have to get on and thla Is a task that requires superb Agility co-ordhrattott of mind and muscle and plaTfi downright daring Experienced bus boarders and by experienced 1 mean those chaps -in the "Big of bus boarders simply make a flying leap of ton feet from tho sidewalk "and grab the guardrail Your average bus boarder however Is far less spectacular Upon drawing even with the bus he grasps the hand-railing firmly in EVANSTON IU May Michigan remained a favorite today to retain Its supremacy lir western conference track and field athletics as the 84th annual meet moved Into the finals at Dyche Stadium Led by Willis Ward husky Negro star the Wolverines were expected to stave off bid and win their third successive title and thirteenth since the meet was started in 190L Starts TOMORROW For 4 Dwi AT LAST! KANSAS CITY AGOG OVER HORSE RACES HENNINGSEN TEAM WALLOPS COCA COLA American League Washington 000 101 18 0 Cleveland 000 001 7 1 Batteries: Stewart and Phillips Brown and Pytlak New York 005 100 8 IS 0 Detroit 201 880 10 15 8 Batteries: Ruffing Bmythe and Dickey Marberry Anker HogsetL Fischer and Cochrane Boston 002 000 8 )8 SL Louis 101 518 10m 11 17 1 Batteries: Rhodes Welland Pen-nock-and Hinkle Newsome 1 Hemiley Philadelphia 000 008 010-4 11 0 Chicago 801 001 5 7 1 Batteries Cascarella Dietrich and Berry Hayes Lyoasand RueL National League Chicago 80S 000 000-9 12 4 Philadelphia 001 010 11 0 Batteries: Bush and Hartnett Holley Hansen Grawboakl Pearce and Wilson Pittsburgh 501 101 11 1 Brooklyn 200 010 000-4 9 Batteries Blrkofer French and Padden Perkins Lucas Beck and Lopes Cincinnati 000 008 000-2 5 0 New York 000 00Q 8 Batteries: Frey and O'Ferrell Smith Bell and Mancuso St Louis 001 001 000-8 7 1 Boston 120 100 80xh-6 IS 1 Batteries: Wlngford Haines Rhem Mooney and Davis Frank-house Elliott Cantwell and Hogan American Association Louisville 000 000 010 1 SL Pul 000 001 OOO 11 0 Batteries: Peterson -rad Erickson Freitas and QnlltanL Toledo 000 020 9 Milwaukee 000 000 7 Batteries: Dewell and Barbark Stiles Pressnell and Young Columbus 101 020 11 Kansas CltyAOO-OOO 009-4 IQ Batteries: Teschont and Qdesi Brown Fullerton and Brenie Indianapolis 400 000 001 It Minneapolis 808 000 Q10 09-4 10 Batteries: Tlstng Butxberger Chamberlin Logan and Sprlns Ryan Marrow Starr and Hargrava State Lasyoc Lincoln 10 Sioux Falls 4 Norfolk's Beatrice KANSAS CITY Mo May Rlfi) An opening day crowd of 15- both hands utters a short but fer-' epected to King Thoroughbred as River- vid and nine along a few prayer steps- until the bua-thoroughly beRiM 25day mTOtr ing angered sways suddenly to one side This sudden sway Is meant to shake the passenger loose hut usually It lifts the passenger off his feet and literally slamsHrim- onto-4he-floor-t)f-4he machine Sunday Monday Tuesday Two Superb Features today Fair weather was promised for the colorful opening Track officials horsemen and even the state highway department had gone out of their wav to sutmldwestern TSCibg on a and plane More than 500 horses were registered The track stands and erea' ne Tha Hannlngaen and Coe Cola tram got together Frio-night to defeat the Cora Cola or fiL II to" 8 in a Twilight Iagu game at the Ingleside diamond While the Hennlngaen batters wen reaching JnUua Polenske for numerous hits moat of them for xtrs bases the Coca Cola fielders didn't aid the cause a great deal by booting and tossing away chance after chance The Hennlngaen boys pounded Poletuke for twelve hits thiw at them triples and four doubles and aaltod away the victory In tho seo-oqd taping with a five-run attack The Coca Cola team touched Trice for seven blngles but could not hunch them with any effectlvo- Battariqa Idr the winners were Price and Larsen for Opca Cola Polenske and Ridgeway SHE'S THE CUTEST THING IN PICTURES bus and his umbrella a London bus fare has buildings-were refurnished and the JQn rewound on ad but one' more worry-he still has KanBM Clty has been widened to get off This is no minor prob- lem for there are but two al- J1MMIF MARTIN UP ADC ternaUves-ride to the end of the V1AK11W HfcADS COLLEGE LETTER CLUB a little bundle of deviltry who fascinates Itnw'or lump off at 50 miles ah hour in -traffic that- would make --Square resemble the-de- vlllagi (Copyright by-irnitrt Prwm) Jimmie Martin letter winner in basketball and track wffl braid the Hastings- College Club next i4i LEW AYRES RESCUE WILD DUCKS TRAPPED IN OIL POOL BIX SIX TRACK FIGHT TO BE HECTIC AFFAIR in this deliciously spicy musical -romanco with tho most beautiful girls and- tho-furniiest- coop qdiani-in Hollywood year it was announced at the annual spring dinner of the club at the Nixonette Friday night Martin whose home Is at Grand Island is a jimior He was captain of the baskethalLteamthB Hast season and is a hurdler In track Lee Todd of -Max also a basketball and track man was electee FREMONT Neb May 19-rR) Seventeen wild ducks which alighted In a pool of oil here were rescued by Fremont resident when they were unable to rise-from the greasy surface IJNC0LNNebMylttJJ9-Kansas University pinning her hopes to the pounding lege of Glenn Cunningham peerless distance run-JMUtaredLa -Ukelywinnercvto disqualified In the 220-yard low loot Thn pooT of oil near -n-rattrwu7 1 I St 6 sfV I TRY i i But HE Adored it 8 Women roundhouse coated1 the birds so thickly that they were hardy able to walk when rescued of Superior football "quarterback la the new secretary hfartln succeeds Tom McLaugh- Local Nlne-To-Glaak The White Produce ind' Coated Grocery baseball teams of'Haat-lngs -will- clash Sunday at the Halt grounds diamond The tilt will begin at 2:10 Last Sunday the Produce nine handed Prosser Its first defeat iff the season 12 to I In an Adams 5PuntxTirln Six Xeagua gama LUNCHES REFRESHMENTS PEACE 1240 South Phono 252S Open Day and Night' GASOLINE OILS ground the hurdles instead of clearing them He was 0nthej10legnd won the srvenL Joe Eyre of Hastings won the tworalle for the third consecutive year although falling far short of his A record of 10:11 set last yew The Birds were taken to the river and released After several minutes of thrashing about In fresh water they were able to rise and fly away lln football and track letter winner The outgoing vice president "Robert Brown tennis tram member and the retiring secretary Is Barnes track letter winner Lord of hla Dsndlt band overlord of womqn -Hood of -tha RtaGrsfidoJtow-sblo roguo Wallace Bosry In hla grostoot rolo tho ynoat' gigantic spoetacto In ton yrara 'HE SACRIFICED VICTORY that his dauqhter'miqht find happiness with the man she loved Summary: Trtek Events TTtO-yard Wra by Hast Inga Bennett seeon Beyler Wesleyan third: McLaughlin Hastings fourth Time 104 seconds 220-yard Won by Denny Hastings: Bennett Dosne second Huffman mane third Beyler Wesleyan and lfcDennott Wesleyan tied for fourth Time 281 seconds 440-yard Won by Huffman sf Doane Ingeradll Hastings -second Silvey Doane third: Organ Hast- tags fourth' Tlme Kll seconds 9 800-yard run -r Won by- Ingerocd! Hastings: Organ Hastings second: Silvey Doane third: Eneari Host-tags fourth Tims 1:051 Mile Won by Compton Hastings Van Skiver Wesleyan second Brown Hastings third: Oleson Doans fourth Time 445J Two-mlle Won by Eyre Hastings Van Kirk Hastings second Fltsgtbbon Doane third Zpik Doans fourth Tims 10:874 aa Llh LnroM Won byRon with FAY WRAY STUART ERWIN GEO STONE LEO CARRILLO DONALD COOK AND 10000 OTHERS Including -100 Soautiful Sanoritaa 120-yard high Shumga Wesleyan Rod Shuman Wes- SEOSM3E ABUSS' 1 aseondt Weaver Doan A thlrtl: ids Doans- fourth Time 101 220-yhrd loir Won by Rod IMPORTANT I I I0AI1TA YDUNCsssROSERT YMKSG BORIS KARLOFP an Wesley ar Smith York see Nye Wesleyan third: Richards Deane fourth Time 2 second IRMIMfl -lUUriH 11110)9 4 DAYS STARTS TODAYI Sac It frdni boginning Faaturoa 5:40 ji (Ron BDuman- firitiwu dlmulinod) SM-ymrd Won by Weslcvsn (McKensh Cowles McCormick Ssy-lsr( Doans second Hastings' thirl Tims VM Field Events Brood lump by Ron Shuman Wesleyan 11 foot -19 Inches: YOdd IS Ceuta to 630 ENDS TONIGHT FEATURES 1 PLUS KEN-MAYNARD IN 7- AVENGERS ill 21 Met IK inehro: Hastings Wesleyan third Xl foot i 1 1 'tV is 'y81 -lv aif fj la AS' iM s'jii Vi- r-LV.