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prawns OOM to BE At HOODOO POP- CREWS TO ROW FOUR HEART MICKEY WALKER TO BATTLE NEBRASKA WILD CAT BREAKING MILES The Two Human COLUMBIA REPEATT QUESTION ASKED BY MANY IS BET THOUSANDS WILLING TO ALL THEY HAVE ON COLUMBIA By GKOROL KIRKSEY (United Staff Poughkeepsie, N. June Ag the gun beking to behind (he Hudson highlands this afternoon. seven st out-hearted crews will dip their oars into Hudson river and row four heart-breaking mile? for the intercollegiate championship, Columbia pea That was what a crowd upwards of 60.000 wanted to know ail day Iona. Thousands of undergraduates sporting light blue and white feathers in their hate were willing to bet money, marbles or chalk that the Columbia craft would across the finish line in front of California, Washington, Pennsylvania, Navy, Syracuse and Cornell. There was a difference of opinion between Columbia and the rowing experts, and the latter favor-1 lng the powerful California crew- covered the New York money without much ado and let the marble and chalk go begging.

Pennsylvania ivas not in the pre-race discussion, and it was agreed that lf Columbia and California rowed their hearts out against each Other, Penn might be the crew to sweep in and lead the pack home. Down in the engine room of the California shell, then- are four gi-j ants- Frank Frderfck. Jim Workman, Bill Dailey and Bill Thompson have the power to stand off any crew in the race, but will they? Pete Deojtlon. California stroke, has an individual feud on with Erie Lambart, the great stroke of the Columbia boat, and the westerner, having twice watched Lambart outgeneral birn on tile Hudson, promises a different story this time. Young Dick Columbia oarsmen have been attuned carefully for tills test, who knows but what they'll come on to win just as they did a year ago? Columbia, having been beaten by Yale early in the season, has no reason to be overconfident.

Washington and the Navy to fight it out for victory in freshman and junior varsity races. California does not have a crew entered in the junior varsity. ADVANCE SEAT SALE RISES TO $200,000 at the Olympic trvouts in the Eastern division will get the IMI of the lives when Charley Paddock (left) and Charley Be fight it out for supremacy in the century event at Yankee Stadium. Veteran track men will not be surprised if the present record of 9 seconds is smashed by one Charley or the other. (Intimation- Illustrated News) TEN ROUND MIDDLEWEIGHT BOUT THURSDAY THE FLASHING STYLE OF BOTH FIGHTERS ATTRACTS CUSTOMERS Chicago, Juno 19 While Promoter Jim adience re celpts rose toward flu' 1200.000 mark, ego tight fans today began the final grab for tickets to their biggest boxing binit since Tun i Hey and Jack Dempsey (limbed Into the ring lust fall.

The I round middleweight cham pionship bout here Thursday night; between Mickey Walker. New Jersey titleholder, and the Nebraska Wild-1 cat, Are Hudkfns, undoubtedly has inspired the greatest wave of boxing enthusiasm iii this city since the las) heavyweight title contest. The flashing style of both fighters. their reputation for bloody, smash I lug attacks and the championship factor have combined to make the Walker-Hudklns match one of foremost of the year. At the conclusion of heavy training today each wa.

sublimely cond ient of flooring his opopnent early In the bout. The records of the men to indicate that. Kenner or later In the evening, one of them will do AO, Walker, by virtue of bis greater I ring experience and a slight edge in I hitting power, remained tile favorite. Y.M.C.A. AGAIN DEFEATS S.S.

NINE The Y. M. A. again turned on the South Side ball club last week by winning Ivy the count of 8 to 5. It was the second defeat for Hie South Side in the league, both games being taken by the boys.

Tile South Side bunched in the sixth to score five runs but were linable to overcome the lead established by the in first, third, fourth and sixth innings. lead over the Reds to two ga mea. Katie single in the ninth guvc the Brooklyn Robins a 4 to 3 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. No other games were played. GAMES SPORTS PROGRAM AT SCHOOLS TOMORROW AMERICAN LEAGUE It.

Ii. K. Boston tut Mf 5 ti Washington oui (MMI I to Batteries Bussell and Berry Zachary iud It iii'I NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS OF CLUBS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. Toledo ...........3527 Milwaukee ..........35 2 s' Indianapolis 35 29 Kansas City 28 St. Paul ...........38 29 Minneapolis 19 30 louisville ...........25 38 Columbus ...........22 4 2 Pct.

,556 .547 .556 .532 .516 1 .397 .344 Watching the Scoreboard (By United Presa) Hero Pat Malone, lins. ky right-hander of tie Cubs, who pitched a one-hit game against th" Bos tem Braves. Each double in the eighth being the only Ii it registered off him. The won, 12 to 0, but lost the first game IO lo 2. when Zeke Barnes, late of the Giants, made bis debut with the Braves by pitching ar eight-hit game.

Bay single in tin. fan ii th broke the St. Louis Cardinals' eight- game winning streak, the Cincinnati Heils winning, 3 to 2. The defeat cut RAIN PREVENTS ORGANIZATION AT SCHOOL GROUNDS TODAY Due to rain, the play ground program official opening scheduled for this morning with Coach Warren Kaseh in charge has been postponed until tomorrow morning, weather permltttng. The organisation meetings will be I held at the various school grounds, latin oil ncejjji 8:30 A.

Lincoln school. I IO: lf A. M. Harrison school. 1 2 P.

Whittler GU P. M. Whitt or school. ks li ii HH (nil Philadelphia 510 (Kit 202 Batteries fie Ween rj and Benge and Schulte. St, Loafs (MNI Cincinnati OOO Batteries Alexander aud Donahue and Pieliiieh.

IL Ii. Ii. 10 12 11 15 2 lien line; ilsMll WHAT OUTSTANDING STARS DID YESTERDAY (By United Proas) Rogers Hornsby Kit home run No. 14. a triple and a single in the fir game, but went hitless in three times up in the Frankie Ii Went hitless in six ti Babe Ruth, Lou (oilrig.

Ty Cobb, Speaker, Harry Hcilmunn and Paul Waiver wert Idle. Results Kansas City, 6: Minneapolis, (Ten All other games postponed, rain. Games Today Minneopolls at Milwaukee. St. Paul at Kansas City.

Indianapolis at Toledo. Louisville at Columbus. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. St.

Louis .........................37 22 Cincinnati ......................37 New York .......................30 Chicago ............................34 Brooklyn 30 Pittsburgh .....................26 Boston Philadelphia 14 Results Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Boston, lo, Chicago, 2. I Cincinnati, St. Louis. 2 teen innings). Games Today Brooklyn at Philadelphia.

New York at Boston. Other teams not scheduled. (Four- NYDAHL ONE OF GREATEST ATHLETES AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. New York ......................43 12 Philadelphia ..................84 20 St.

Louis ..........................50 28 Cleveland ......................2 6 31 Washington ....................23 29 Boston ..............................20 29 Detroit ...............................23 85 Chicago ...........................20 35 Yesterday Results No games scheduled Monday. Games Today Chicago at Cleveland. Detroit at St. Louis. Philadelphia at New York.

Bo-ton at Washington. Malvin J. Nydahl, winner of the 1928 Conference Medal for nil- 782 around athletic ability at the University of Minnesota, developed during three ye of competition into one of the athletes in the annals of the Gopher school. Molly captained both the basketball anil baseball teams during his sen tor year and performed sensationally as a halfback on the football team. He ha- signed a contract to try out for professional baseball with the dianapolis club OI the American A aoclatfln.

Fits real ambition, however' is to become a physician, abd he ichittered in the Medical School .630 .517 .456 .7 42 .408 .397 .364 at Minnesota to complete bls studies. Nydahl went through his college athletic career without serious Injury until it came to the la it game bul two In the spring baseball bed ole. into second haw in th second game of a double-header againat the University of Chicago, he suffered a compound ankle fracture. from effects of which he Is still in the hospital. Nydahl is a product of South High School, Minneapolis, which given Minnesota many other star athletes, among recent ones being Captain Roger Wheeler of Use 1927 fool bail team and George Tuttle, for running mate at end.

The Silent Coach By QUIN HALL. ITH the Annual Championship Regatta at Poughkeepsie set for today and with the annual puU la tween Yah; aud Harvard, two of tho strongest crews in tho East billed for Friday, on the Thames at Now London, a wit might well refer to this week a "scullery in the East. While event on tile Hudson will bring together some of the outstanding crows of tho country and, as always, will create a heap of excitement among rowing fans, tho pull later in the week will still attract its quota of attention. This thing between Yale and Harvard, you know, has been going on for years and years, in fact tho event has whiskers reaching down to tho ground but it has grown more popular every year until now it is almost Impossible to buy a hot dog in New London the day of tho event and New London i1 cjuite a city with plenty of food available on ordinary days. Yule and battle for shell MUpremaey began away back in 1852 and despite the fuct that Eli has won the event for seven years straight, Harvard item to get discouraged.

Every rowing fan in the country knows how suoccasful Ed Leader, the silent Yale coach, has been since he crawled out of actual competition at the University of Washington and started telling the boys how to handle the sculls to win at Washington and later at Yale. In starts thus far this year tho Bulldog paddlers have demonstrated that Ed has another strong crew to toss in against Harvard when they square off next Friday. On early rating, oarsmen should win, hut Harvard, boasting the heaviest crow it has had for years, has also been exhibiting power and may cause an upset on the Thames. The Yale varsity showed its clast by winning the Blackwell Cup Regatta against Columbia and Pennsylvania and the Carnegie Cup Regatta against Cornell and Princeton. In the former arent this victory marked six straight wins for tho Leader crew.

Harvard has also fared well but the Crimson eight, generally admitted to he tho biggest boat load of oarsmen put together in college ranks for years, has been favored with rather light competition. However, Ed paddlers Copyright. King Otlurr I 3 pre- event and care. With have beaten Massachusetts Tech twice, Cornell, Pennsylvania and Navy, and must be ranked with tho United States Olympic prospects. Both crews have been well pared for the cornin have been trained wi no late injuries popping up, race should be one of the most interesting in years und the outcome, together with the results on tho Hudson late this afternoon, should furnish a good line on prospects.

The Olympic trials are scheduled to be held on the Schuylkill, early in July, and will create a lot of interest as it will bring together Yale or Harvard, or both, against the best performers at the Poughkeepsie Regatta. Coach Lender has his Yale Varsity eight pointed well for both of these pulls. A win at Now London should make the Yale men favorites in the July events. A Blue victory at Srhuykill should boost tho lf. S.

chances in the coming Olympics. And these wins would all mean added laurels for silent roach, and any rowing fan will tell you that Ed has not been ovedlooked when laurels were being distributed in the past. BABE RUTH SET ON BREAKING 60 HOME RUNS MARK Nydahl baseball the antest of the college sports in which participated, although he Is alw) fond of the others. IL maintained a record of never having ai condition In his studies- and also was a leader in the Y. M.

A. Partly rim to parental objection never joined a fraternity, have joined otic had I been from a tork, 19. kl Mg record of OO home rails Im Hoi Hie nill) tiling Babe Ruth to do before lie from baseball, The Babe aiming ut follow I Hilting more than BMI before he ll Bt illy more than bf co re lie Col. Kuppert for a raise. Leading the league I ii hitting again.

lilt. a home run over Hie deep center Held feuee Yankee stadium and one elear over the right Held Haying a season at base. Emil Jennings Is Great In Street of If we needed any further proof that Emil in the greatest character star fit rd i of would suffice. This mast tv 01 I' I stroke of motion picture literature w11ti its daring treatment and amaz- horne outside Minneapolis, he saye. HOME RUN CLUB (By United Press) American League Ruth.

Yankees 25 Gehrig, Yankees IG Hauser, At biotic; Todt, Heil Box ....................................7 Brannon, Browns 7 National League Hornsby, ll Bottomloy, Cards 14 Bi Minette, .................................13 I j. Wilson, Cubs 12 Homers Cuyler, 2 Ii or nr bf. Braves I Bottomley, Cards I League Totals National League 253 American League ...............................2 IG Bitter Witticism In one of his birthday addresses to the senate Chauncey Depew told the story ie late Judge who detested Wendell Phillips, and when requested by lite family to be a pallbearer, sent back word declining, but with the remark, approve of the Tcachet Free of Charge Experience is a great teacher who complain of being underpaid. Moines Register. Season's Total it war, I devoted so much tim to athletics I would seldom have seen my had there been Ira- ternity obligations in addition to studies aud Malty pi I iii IDT iutcr col leg la to ati-UHc contests during "three fidelity to life will color your thoughts for months.

Those who witnessed the local premiere last night at the Lyceum theatre made in comment the finest praise that can be accorded a performance. To it, worth seeing tonight. Peanut Cultivation Peanuts deplete the fertility of soils lf the entire plant aud nuts ore removed, but if the trines are fed to live stock and the manure returned to the and a proper rotation practiced peanuts Improve soil. Fast Traveling The fastest horse has run a mile in about 95 seconds. A railway train bas covered the distance in 30 seconds.

An automobile has done it in IC seconds, und an airplane In ll Magazine. Evenrude Motors Speed for surf board riding. Power for towing. Electric Garage 716 Front Street tuesday JONE 19. 1928 THE BRAINERD DAILY DISPATCH, BRAINERD, HYE 7 STOUT-HEARTED CREWS ARE IN INTERCOLLEGIATE RACE.