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Northwestern Frosh Smashes Freestyle Mark BEACON JOURNAL SPORTS By HARRY HI MPHRIES Asseelatet PreM Spans Writer COLUMBUS, March 27. A 19-year-old Polish-American, who was 12 yean old before he learned to speak English and who expects to enter the U. S. army ski troops within three weeka, set the swimming world afire today with the posting of 22.1 seconds for the 50-yard free style, slashing .5 seconds from a world record that had stood 20 years. Henry Kozlowski, Northwestern university freshman, made the new mark in winning the National Collegiate Athletic associa tion championship in the Ohio State natatorium.

Meet officials described his accomplishment aa one of the greatest in competitive swimming history. Kozlowski, whose entry came in too late to appear on the meet's official program, earlier had equalled the 22.6-second record twice in qualifying trials. The mark was set in 1923 by Duke Kahanamoku of Hawaii and matched in 1934 by Peter Fick. Holder of the national scholastic record of 62.4 seconds in the 100-yard free style, the Chicago youth will seek the N.C.A.A. crown in that event today.

Opposing him will be Ohio State's Bill Smith, Hawaiian holder of every world free style record between 100 yards and a mile and winner last night of the 220-yard N.C.A.A. free style title. As the meet entered its second and final day, Ohio State had a virtually safe lead of 49 points to 23 for second place Michigan with only five events to go. Minnesota, with seven, was third. Frank Dempsey, Ohio State's champion diver, retained Mi one-meter board title and today defends his three-meter crown.

Today's other events are the 440-yard free style, 400-yard relay and 200-yard breast stroke. TEN MARCH 27, 1943 Rice Breaks World Two-Mile Mark In Cleveland K. C. Relays TIME OUT! Br Chet Smith Schott And Akron's Dave Trepanier Presses Herb Thompson To New 45-Yard Record Greco's Win Over Shans Displeases By SID FEDER AtsecleteS Pm leerta Writer Elton Gain Boxing Wins AKRON'S PREMIER amateur battlers, Heavyweight Freddie Schott and Lightwelfht Eddie Elton, added victories to their By EDDIE BUTLER HAD GREG RICE, the mighty mite from Notre Dame who has taken the yawn out of the two-mile run, had his Dave NEW YORK, March 27. Criticizing a winner, especially (rowing strings in the headlining Trepanier last night, there's no telling what he might have done to the world's two-mile record at the Knights of Columbus games one who wins is like complaining about a steak in Cleveland's Arena.

being too well done these days. But the chief impression left As it was, J. Gregory, as he is known formally, gyrated to a new world's indoor mark over the smooth Arena board. He toaay from Johnny Greco's second was rlocked at the amazing time of 8 minute, 51 seconds, just bouts of last night all-amateur show at the armory. Schott the 17-year-old Ohio Golden Glove king, punched his way to a five-round decision over Perry White of Moundsville, W.

in the final bout of the program staged before (36 Akrln ring enthusiasts. The powerful Akronlte. a Buch- straight win over Cleo Shans was that his "brain trust" better not start hollering for the lightweight one-tenth of a second faster than the mark he set in Chicago, -March 22, 1941. Rice's record is the more amaz- championship yet There's no doubt that Private Johnny's performance for the en tertainment of 15,011 customers tel high student smashed the me. In Madison Square Garden was ged West Virginian, state Golden Indians Get Rest After 3-1 Contest move Kmg, with every punch in the bag but lust coaldn't rener- strictly "prime beef last night He demonstrated he's one of those rarities a lightweight who can ate enough steam to floor him.

White finished so strong in the final round, however, that the Schott verdict drew some boots. wallop by flooring the tough little California Negro once and staggering him three other times. if ing because he ran most of the distance with the clock as his only opponent. It's no wonder the four judges had to use microscopes to ascertain if Gag had cleared under the wire in record time; if he had actually moved faster than the hands of their Longines. The little fellow's record-smashing feat was one of two world marks achieved during the well-managed meet The other mark was established by Herbert Thompson, three-times winner of the A.A.U.

indoor 60-yard crown, who today can thank his lucky stars he had Dave Trepanier yes, Akron's Dave Trepanier as Elton, however, left no doubt LAFAYETTE, March 27. UP) Manager Lou Boudreau ordered his Cleveland Indians to rest today, satisfied the Tribesmen have reached the conditioning stage when a day off will do them as much good as an about his superiority. He kayoed his opponent, Bob Mustard, subbing for Elton's original foe, Carmen Frederick, In 60 seconds of the second round. He showed more convincingly than ever by his ability to take a punch and by his banging with both hands that as a lightweight prospect he's one of the fanciest to come down the pike la Lyons Knows It's Spring; Pitching Arm Feels Good quite a piece. Associated PreM Wlrephoto FINISHING WITH A SENSATIONAL lap-long sprint, Ores; Rice, former Notre Dame star, shattered the world's Indoor record lant night In tho Columbian two-mile feature event of the Knights of Columbu games in Cleveland.

Clocked at 8 minutes, St seconds. Rice finished one-tenth of a second faster than his previous bent mark, set In Chicago In March, 1941. The photographer catches him breasting the tape on his record run. other practice session. But although he swent the Shooting for a kayo frem the opening whistle, Elton fleered kis Cleveland rival la the first reond for a cornt ef eight and had hint la a bed way at the bell.

After a fortnight of muscle stretching mostly indoors in cards of the referee and both Purdue university's field house. his principal opponent Unlike Rice who could have scored his 64th consecutive victory had he done a 10-minute two-mile, Thompson was forced to shatter the world's record in the 45-yard CHICAGO, March 27. UP) Lieut Teddy Lyons, of the United States marines, famed as a pitcher with the Chicago White Sox, says he didn't need to look at the calendar when the Sox went the Indians wound up the first lap of their wartime training rou judges and won eight out of 10 heats on the Associated Press tablet he showed more than anything else that as a polished beak-buster he's about as green as sour tine with another intraaquad con Joe DiMaggio Draws A Walk into spring training because his good right arm sensed it It was the first time in 20 test yesterday, the second this appies. week. years that Lyons, rated among the His inexperience was demon.

all-time great pitchers, had The team captained by Ken Keltner defeated the Gene De- ttrated mostly the three or four times when the pint-slced Cana- missed spring training with the aautels team, 3 to 1, with first Chicagoans. "Have lust completed my train' dian soldier had Cleo hurt in the Barons Play Indianapolis By TIM AsttelsteS Press dash to gain a narrow triumph over Trepanier, who was running under Ohio State's Scarlet and Gray colors. A beautiful start gave Trepanier a quick lead on Thompson and the powerfully-muscled Jersey City school teacher had to generate the world's record speed of 4.8 seconds, one-tenth of a second faster than Percy Williams' In Debut As Army Baseballer By LISLE SHOEMAKER Cnllfd rress Sport Writer FULLERTON, March 27. "Joltin Joe" DiMaggio back in a baseball suit but it's one of Uncle Sam's uniforms. string talent spread evenly among Like Mustard, White, too, was a substitute.

Schott'e announced foe was to have been Steve Klemkow-ski of Cleveland. As a matter of fact, substitutes fought on seven of the nine bouts but despite the changes, the fight, ing was surprisingly even and, particularly in the case of White, the recruit showed up better than the original was expected to show. One other bout ended in kayo. Richard Bartsch, Moundsville, W. 128-pound Golden Glove king, was awarded a fourtii.Mun uura when he put Shans down for the opponents.

ing course and weight 195, lighter no count with a left hook, and The manpower shortage was plainly manifest again as Al than I have been in seven or eight years," Lyons wrote from the in me rirsr, rirui and eighth when he had Shans "on the way." Each time, he 'was unahl tn Smith and Al Milnar, both hurlers, played the outfield for the Kelt- marine base at Quantico, today. "The physical side of our train There's a distinct possibility that the semifinal round playoffs in the American Hockey league for Private Joe, who enlisted six weeks ago, temporarily traded his bayonet for a bat yesterday to play the outfield for the Santa throw anything like a cnnvfnni recognized mark set in February, 1929, to win. ners with Pitcher Steve Gromek holding down the shortstop posi the Calder cup will be over by ing isn't as tough as the time element A southerner in ways and although he let go dozens of wallops each time. Cleo Just stepped inside and poked at Jnhnnv'e midnight tonight Buffalo holds a three game to Ana army air base team against riulerton Junior college. And when he went to the plate for the first time, the one-time Yankee slugger drew his first walk since the 1942 World Series.

Bill Lewis, Fullerton's 18-year- having been instructed for the last 20 years to take my time, I've had technical kayo verdict over Vie Jadrich, Cleveland. Referee Kddie Atlas halted the bout wham J4. tummy and Greco swung wildly past Shans' head, as if his eyes were shut one edge over Hershey, pennant winner, in the class A best-of-seven series and is the guest of old pitcher, hadn't expected to face to change my routine quite a bit. I think I know now what indoctrination means." rich received a dangerously cut right eye. Naturally, most of the 6,600 spectators went hnnip feeling that Rice, given Thompson's break in opposition, would have eclipsed even Guilder Haegg's world outdoor mark of 8 minutes, 47.8 seconds.

He was never in better form. Johnny roes back hnm tn tne sears tonight. Indianapolis. tion for two innings after mound duty in the third. Jim Bagby played second for the losers and turned in a surprisingly efficient performance.

Two Tribesmen, Allie Reynolds and Hank Edwards, will compete against other major leaguers training in Indiana in Purdue's annual relays today with their fellow teammates planning to attend in a body. The only two matches that want treal for a fight scheduled May 6, and from there his handim nmh. irestoiies In A' Final on as scheduled found Tom Burns, defending playoff champion, is one up on Cleveland in the best-of -three class round and is at ably will aim him at the big- guys Johnny Risko vicveiana, uecisioiung Rudy Williams in the welteu-wcie-h the former big league star In the cleanup spot. The youngster did his best, however, and worked the count to three and two before the excitement got him down and he threw one into the dirt. A teammate batted DiMaggio home and, sitting on the bench, the ua uivuuon.

But before thev do that and saw Rico Camilla besting Bill Rem in And a little more opposition Cleveland tonight. In both Instances the team which needs a victory tonight to Out Of Army Firestone Local No. 7 quintet, Lester Walker dsiaj ZTs. strengthened with the addition of might have helped Gilbert Dodds, the former Ashland college star now studying in a Boston divinity school, do something to the prolong- uie semifinals has the advantage of its home ice. the entire Akron university varsity land's Mario Fantaeonl In three rounds at 132 pounds; Bam Thomas outbattled Leonard Huh.

San Francisco restaurateur talk' ed about life In the army. lineup, battle us way to a 57-34 better make sure he learns considerably more about his A-B-C's of nose mashing. Or else, some fellow like Sammy Angott or Bob Montgomery or another lightweight top-notcher is likely to teach the private his "P-D-Q'a" but good. CAMP DAVIS. N.

March 27. UP) Johnny Risko, the Cleveland baker boy who became a Should Hershey and the Barons triumph tonight they will have mile mark. "In the army I lead the sweet, The bespectacled Dodds made victory over the Polish-American club last night at Goodrich Local gym and thereby qualifies to oppose the Knights of Columbus in contender for the heavyweight anouier chance to meet their rivals Sunday night, this time on ler, also tn three rounds; Dave Marsh, Akron, defeated Brail La-Calc, Cleveland, and Don Fatica, Cleveland, bested Sam Carhmri pure life," Joe disclosed. "I weigh 198 pounds now and that's right on the button. I've only had two days' practice but the army gets you in condition fast I like It roreign ice.

the playoff for the city league Akron. cage crown. Last night's win gave the Fire down there at Santa Ana, I really Bruins, Canucks Clash Tonight like it." stone quintet the second-half Frona, Roxy league championship and established it as favorite to annex the championship, is leaving the army at 40 to take a war plant job in Lorain, O. Risko, who said he had hoped to settle an old score with Max Schmeling in Berlin, sought discharge from the army under the ruling applying to men over 38 because he believed his feet and legs were unable to stand the strain of marching. Schmeling was the only man to knock Risko out during the Ohio-an's 350 fights over a period of Candini Winning Nat Assignment COLLEGE PARK, March 27.

U.E The Washington Senators had high hopes today that Milo Candini, bothered with a sore arm last season while pitching for Newark of the International league, would be one of their starting twirlers. "He's coming along great," President Clark Griffith said after yesterday's workout "If he continues to make as much progress as he's made in the past few days he'll be one of our starting pitchers." Chicago Cagers In Title Games Mix Tonight crown in the playoffs starting The Boston Bruins attempt to Wednesday night on the Goodrich DiMaggio only smiled when asked about prospects In the major leagues and when a photographer wanted him to pose, he pointed to a nearby captain and said: That's the boss, ask him." a romp of the mile, running Pcrin State's Gerald Karver; Indiana's Earl Mitchell, and Notre Dame Naval's Tom Quinn into the boards in lowering the meet record to 4 minutes, 8.7 seconds. Dodd's mark was the third fastest of the this winter's indoor campaigning and he seemed right enough to have challenged the thrice-tied world's indoor mark of 4 minutes, 7.4 seconds had he been forced to run. Expecting a challenge from Mitchell, Dodds seemed to delay until his ninth lap before putting on his burst. Mitchell threatened once, found Dodds unwilling to be passed and the Hoosier ace dropped back to finish a badly fatigued third.

Toledo Plays W. J. Tonight NEW YORK, March 27. (CD-Toledo plays Washington and Jefferson and Fordham battles St. John's before a sellout crowd In Madison Bquar Garden tonight In the semifinals of the national invitation basketball tournament The winners will meet Monday night for the title and the right to face the N.CAjL rhamrrfnn Joe Frona, Purdue tmlversirv ciincn a Derm in tne Stanley Cup finals of the National hockey league tonight when they go after their fourth straight triumph over the Montreal Canadiens aa the product, will be risking a record of 19 straight triumphs when he meets Walter Roxy, former Uni-versity of Indiana star, in the semifinal bout of the armorv 16 years.

Risko delegated his grudge fight pennant winning Detroit Red Wings play the Toronto Manle Local court Second game of the best-out-of-three titular series will be waged Friday, also at Goodrich Local gym, with the third game if necessary being set after the Friday night setto. Eig Chuck Allen, Zipper center, paced the Firestone win with six field goals last night. Firestone Local rollsh.Aaterieea There's one thing the former New York outfielder get plenty Leafs. Second place team during the of in the army, he said, and that a running. Joe is a physical instructor and wrestling card tonight Frona, junior heavyweight, has been wrestling in this section for six months and according to Promoter Walter Moore his record Thursday night In a game for the nea cross.

W. A seeded eichth. ninori takes a group of cadets into the countryside and runs one or two miles with them. Then he takes o. r.

o. p. p. 5 1 11 Krasofklf 2 0 4 regular season, uie Bruins need but one more triumph over the Canadiens to win the best of seven series semifinals and earn the right to face the Detroit-Toronto winner for the big silver has been compiled against all with Schmeling to his brother, Sergt Paul Risko, 23, stationed with a tank corps at Camp Gooke, Cal. The younger Risko is a former band leader and fighter but hasn't attained the success achieved by his iron-man brother.

Wisconsin Leads In Ring Tourney the semifinal round with a triumph over Creighton while To If the meet had one standout I surprise, it was the defeat of Wahi.f powerful Bob Wright, Ohio State's hurdling ace, by thin, free-moving sUnkiVi Frona and Roxy are scheduled 3 11 Walerukf 2 0 4 0 16 Hcbintkl 0 0 0 1 1J Slovlsky.f 7 3 17 1 5 Falcon. 0 2 2 I 1 Muraskl 2 3 7 i 1it. eioviskv.i ooo for three falls over a 49-minute ledo, seeded fourth, reached this round with a victory over Harrison Dillard of Baldwin-Wal route. lace in the 40-yard low hurdles. Headlining battle site Rufua Grucellfcf Popp.f Valalka.g Belak.g mug.

In a second game on Canadian ice, Detroit battles the Maple Leafs at Toronto. The Red Wings hold a 2-1 advantage in the best Second-ranking St John's ad-i 1 3 0 0 another group, and another, and does the same thing with them. Thus he runs eight or 10 miles every day and follows it up by leading the groups in calisthenics. "Sometimes I go to bed as early as 7:30 or 8 o'clock at night," he sighed. "I get up at o'clock every morning, too." In between cross-country runs 13 34 Totals Jones and Nick Billens in the three-fall.

90-minutt tussle, while vanced with a win over Rice and the sixth seeded Rams reached Totals MADISON, March 27. (TIE) Johnny Vansky and Jack LaRue clash in the 8:30 o'clock one-fall uie penultimate round by knock Somewhat heavy-wauitad, Wright couldn't tourh his rrwwt record time of 5.1 seconds and Dillard outstepped hlra to gain the decision in S.2 seconds. CHICAGO, March 27. UP) A winning streak of 80 games was at stake tonight in Chicago's first all-city championship high school basketball games. The junior and senior champions of the Catholic and public prep leagues will meet in a dou-bleheader at Chicago stadium.

A crowd of 18,000 was expected, with proceeds going to the city's three service men's centers. The Junior title game held the spotlight, with Marshall, public school winner, seeking to score its 81st consecutive victory in Its clash against the Parochial league champion, Mt. Carmel. Kelvyn The University of Wisconsin box opener. ins; team hoped to add another to or seven series A.

Newhouser Faces New Draft Exam mg on western Kentucky. Cooper's Injury and calisthenics, Joe said he hopes its long list of titles today when it sent seven of its members into the finals of the 1943 National Phils Get Padden, Al Gerheauser Wright, Big Ten and A.A.U. king, successfully thwarted the Worrying Cards Collegiate Athletic association Davenport Girls Keep Cage Crown ST. JOSEPH, March 27. (INS) The national basketball championship was retained by Davenport, AIC, today after defeating Des Moines, AIB, 41 to 31, in the all-Iowa finals of the 15th wom to crowd a little baseball.

Ott Still Seeking Mize's Successor boxing tournament CAIRO, 111., March 87. (TIE) HERSHEY. March ST. AT. Finalists In eight weight groups battle for N.C.A.A.

crowns at the challenges of Whitey Hlad, former Michigan State ace, and Dillard in winning the 45-yard high hurdles in S.6 seconds. Another surprise loser was New Acquisition of Pitcher Al Ger EVANSVTLLE, March 27. (EB Manager Steve O'Neill of the Detroit Tigers today consid-ered himself the most harried pilot In baseball. Doctors ordered Hal Whir. Wisconsin fieldhouse tonight Be Tne physical condition of Mort Cooper, ace of the hurling; staff, was the chief problem in the camp Park and Mt.

Carmel will meet for th senior title. LAKEWOOD, N. March 27, sides Wisconsin the athletes will (O!) Manager Mel Ott still was represent Michigan State, Miami en's national A.A.U. tournament heauser and Catcher Tom Padden from the Tanks in settlement of the Nick Etten deal today "delighted" Manager Bucky Harris of the Phils. pitcher suffering from a back in.

ui uie vvona unampion St. Louis Cardinals today. Big Mort Injured his back when he fell from a Washington SUte, Kirtland Field Air Base, San Jose State, Superior, last night. Frances Stansberry shot baskets York's Jimmy Herbert, who just couldn't match strides with Michigan's Bob Ufer in the Cannon "600" despite the fact that Ufer's winning time of 1 minute, 12.5 seconds was 01.2 seconds slower searching for a first base replacement for Johnny Mute today. Jerry Tiemann, former Americus, Ga, player-manager, arrived in camp jury, to remain in bed another 10 days.

Rookie Murral Hewitt an. ladder while painting his house Teachers, and Penn State, "Gerheauser Is a fine founr from all angles for the fast Davenport team. Which was too much The only knockout in last night's prospect and Padden lives us a and still is receiving treatment from the team physician. He also other tower, reported and imme-dlately was sidelined with a thumb 11 matches came when Cliff but did not impress observers as for Des Moines' defense. veteran and experienced catcher," Harris said.

Schoolboy Rowe, pur- is Minerea by a knee Inturv suf Lute, Wisconsin's 145-pound rep being the solution. The Little Rock Motor Coaches than the late John Borlcan's record. Fordham's Joe Novicki strided injury, to top it off, Pitcher Hal Newhouser, classified 4-F last Billv Jurees left camp for a fered in fielding a bunt last sea took third place when they defeated Lenox, 28 to 21. son. check-up at Johns Hopkins hos- summer because of heart trou resentative, dropped Ed Feins te in of Miami for the count In the sec-and round.

Five fighters reached the last round in Thursday's nttal on his ailing rignt Knee ana ble, received notice that he soon Track Summaries run. Catholic Universe Bullttln Oilbrn Dodds, Boston A. won; Gerald Kartrr, Penn State. Earl Mitchell, Cnl-vf-sity of Indiana. 3.

Time 4 minutes 8 7 seconds. (New meet record; old rcord set by Mitchell In 14J was 4 minutes 10 7 seconds. Columbian two-mile run J. Gregory Rice New York A. won; Olen Masten.

Cclsate, 2. Dave Williams, Georgetown, 3. Time 8 minutes 51 secondj flat (new world Indoor record). 45-yard dah (final Herbert Thompson, Jersey City, mon: Dave Trepalner, Ohio State. Chet Thomas, Ohio State, 3.

Time 4 8 seconds (new world 45-yard hlfh hurdles 'ftnall Bob Wright, Ohio ate, won: Harrison Dillard, I Baldwin-Wallace. Chares Hlad, Army Air Force, 3. Time 4 seconds. cnasea irom ine Montreal farm club of the Brooklyn Dodgers, Joined the squad and assured Harris he still could be a winning pitcher. would be called for reclassifica Dixie Walker Ott scheduled camp games for today and tomorrow.

Manager tion. matches. Gabby Hartnett arrived to estab Joins Dodgers home an easy winner in the invitational run memoraliz-ing Borican. His winning mark of 2 minutes, 14.9 seconds was considerably slower than Borlcan's time of 2 minutes, 11.2 seconds of last year. New meet marks were established in both jump events as Richmond Morcom of the University Fight Results lish training quarters for the Jersey City farm team and said he BEAR MOUNTAIN.

N. expected to do some catching for Mortgage Loans At Only By Ta Aaettlaitl Ftosa KSW YOBB Jaaaar Or. Its, the little Giants tnts season. Miami Track Meet Is One-Day Event OXFORD, March 27. Wl Miami university's ninth annual high school track and field meet, curtailed to only one day, will be held May 8, Manager George L.

Rider announced today. Springfield won last year's division A championship while Meatreal, Ipehlt Cle Saaas, las, La March 27. (ttPJ Dixie Walker, popular outfielder of the Brooklyn Dodgers, was back with the IS 1 1 igesee (It). WASHINGTON -fee Baast tea. WBhtj.

45-yard low hurdles (jmait-HarrUon of New Hampshire lived up to Diljard, Ba, dam-Wallace, won, Bam, ewteasaua ass Dentate, Mali, Swim Summaries riWALS 1. 500-METER FRST BTTIJC KeO HaTt-ama. Ohio State, won: Byan, Ohio State, Wrht, Ohio State. Owen Cassldy, ranatelBftla tit). pmLADELPRIA Teaac KM Bstlaaen.

squad today. Reporting yesterday, Dixie escaped injury in batting drill when struck on the head by a pitched ball thrown by Bob ISt, PbllaSelalila, kak eat Klek Kar-taak, Its, BalUsaei) (4). I11B BUVailtCU UUUIig, Ik ill VWI pole vaulter, and James Milne of Michigan State college raised the high jumping mark to six feet, five and three-quarter inches. Morcom twice cleared the pole BOSTON Sal Bartete. 1I7U.

Beetaa. Oreen, Texas A. and Stewart, MlchUan. 4: Coolahan, Ohio Bute, I. Rome-Stewart took class laurels.

atpelatat jeey Area it ala, 1M, PrarMeaae uiipman. Whit Wyatt Kirby Hlgbe, Ed Head and Max Macon also took (it). Browns Awaiting Low Loaa Oottf If Renewal fees Monthly Payment! Include Taxes turns on the hill. Outdoor Session Flu Hits Webb at 14 feet, 4 inches only to have his arms knock the pole off the hooks. Milne, bettering the mark of six feet, two inches set in 1942 by Ohio State's George Hoeflinger and Clarence Lewis, Pittsburgh, failed in three tries to clear six feet, six and one-half Inches.

Time It 11 JO-YARD PRE STYLE Henry Koalow-akl; Northwestern, won; Church, Mlchltan. PowlUon, Washington. Rail. Massachusetts State, Hakomakl. Minnesota, ft.

Time JJ Is (Betters world record of 13 (t br Duka Kahanamoku. Hawaii, la 1993. and Peter Plek. In 1M). 150-YARD BACK8TROKX Harry Rol-llday, Michigan, won: Pollansba.

Ohio State, Bhand, Princeton, Hedges, Ohio State. OoweU, Penn State, ft. Tim lm 33.1s. (Betters NC A record of lm 34.1s set by Robert Vande Wash, Princeton. In l'lfl.

130-YARD PREX STYLE BUI Smith, Ohio 8tat. won: Nakama, Ohio State, FRENCH LICK lnL March x7. (BB Influenza was taking- a CAPE GIRARDEAU, March 27. (CJ!) The St Louis Browns hoped to move outdoors again today after cancellation of a scheduled intra-squad game be- heavy toll In the Chicago White Sox training camp today. Jimmy Webb, veteran infielder.

joined the Ccijfate, 3. Time 5 3 seconds. 600-yard run Bob L'ler, Michigan, won; Owen, Ohio State. Jim Herbert, New York, 3. Time 1 minute, 125 seconds.

1. 000-yard run Joseph Nowlckl, Ford-ham, won: Let Clsenhart, Port Clinton. Dave Matthews, Michigan, 3, Time 2 minutes, 14 I seconds. Pole vault Richmond Morcom. New Hampshire, won; Jack Detieid, University of Minnesota.

John Schmidt, Ohio Stale, 3. 'Both Dellaid and Schmidt cleared 13 feet 6 Inches; Defleid awarded second place for fewer misseil. Height 14 feet. High Jump Jim Milne, Michigan State, won; Richmond Morcom, Hew Hampshire, 2: Ooorge Hoeliiiger, Ohio Bute. 3.

Height feet ft Incite. (New meet record Mile walk William Mlhalo, won; Mike Riban, William ScbaMr, 1. Tune 1 minutes I seconds. Cot-mile college relay Baldwin-Wallace, won; Michigan normal, Cae, 3. Time 3 minutes 21 4 seconds.

One-mil Inwreolleglat relay Pordham, Plan Keen, In la Oray, Albert Harden, Robert Stuart, won; Vlllanova, Colgate, 1. Time 1 ralnutea It 0 aeconda. Two-mil intercollegiate relay Mlchl fan. John Roxborough, Ruia Hum, Bob Roea. Oar Matthews, won; Fordham, Ptuaburjh, 2.

Tim 1 minute 40 ace- Fordham's eastern ifmmpion ship four romped in the one-mile H18.1" Handed sick list following; Pitcher Thornton Lee, as weather limited the club to a short walk. Right Pitcher George Roters, Columbus, 1: Ryan, Ohio State, Caster, who won eight and lost YQIJ CAN BORROW to pay off an existing mortgage, lvw reduce monthly payments, to help buy a home, remodel or secure money for any ether purpose. Prompt Helpful Service AKRON SAVINGS and LOAN COMPANY 156 S. MAIN STRUT AT I0WERY AKRON'S OLDEST FMANCUL INSTITUTION 4: Tsloli, Collet of Pacific, I. Tim lm 04 is.

two last season, reported to bring the Brownie mound corps to 11. E. MARKET ST. intercollegiate relay in 3:25.6 minutes and Michigan's powerful two-mile relay crew turned the trick with ease in their speciality. The Invitational one-mile college relay was won easily by Baldwin-Wallace's team of Pen- I ONI MOTR (LOW BOARD) DrVDfO Prank Dempsey.

Ohio State, won; Bat-lermaa, Ohio State, Do ran, Princeton, Stronf, Ohio State, Brant, Mtohl-lan, t. Points 141 11. 100-YARD MBTJLIY RELAY Michigan (RoUlday, Blblnder, Patten), won. Ohio 8tate, Minnesota, Iowa, Michigan By Popular Dtmamd TIIANX A YAI.X mnui saew BCPBAT PCBrOBMANCS SUNDAY f. M.

EAGLES TEMPLE in bast uun st. burgh star and last year's 46-yard champion, because of a coach's protest that Strickel's recent appointment as Pitt's track ner, Lane, Dillard and Stroemple. Tne only sour note of the meet was the forced with coach, made him Ineligible to par- It iKhK state, S. Time 183.4. (Beau nc.As.

drawal of Harold Strickel, Pitta- I Bough. Van On), la ltM. WUIV All taUl KJUfahCUl UiCVt.