Jack Dempsey to Defend Heavyweight Title in
Bout With Harry Wills
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Slnirn Mjitrh in
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lln* |p> TlitrlJ \<rc*.
.1.1 IM>, Oil hf>|!
trmhi'r B,
flo fur *« 'Villi l*
roni crnoil <h» mutch
ti rontinfiit upon o
victory n\o< rithor
Qulnttn Romero, Chilean heavy
weight, or Krmlnle Fpalla, Italian
holder nf Ihe Kuropean henvt weight
title, eome time in .tune at the Jer
aev bowl, Rickard aald,
Will* alreadi haa algned for both
route*!* amt Ihe promote! *nld he
had ohiHlneil the agreement of .lack
lv>arn* penip**\‘ * manager, t" the
title 111ateh With the liegnr.
nirknrit al«n Brinnunenl Unit he hnd
definitely nhandoned all further in
** gut 1*1 Inna with l.ul* Angel Klrpn, fol
lowing Ihe latter'* rejection nf the
prOUintei 'a lal**«t hid for hla aervlcea
and Inalatenee that he w ill retire from
Ihe ring. Hleltanl haa Inalructed hi*
Huenna Alrea agent. Juan Mom*, to
reitim to ihl* countr>
Rlekard aald lie now w.i* convinced
Hint Klrpn wa* ttrrn In n deairc to
,,iirt the ring and hV* Intent report
from Horn* I* that the Argentine
heavyweight, pulling nnlde alt puglt
latlc affair*, haa departed on a tour
of hi* country'* Irfterlor on hi* auto
mobile hualneaa,
BELOIT TEAMS TO
■ INVADE IOWA
Reloit, Wl*„ April 10.—Beloit ml
bge will open drive* for two more
mid weal t hamplonahlpa thi* week end
when both the track and haaeball
team* Invade Iowa to meet the atrnng
Coe and Cornell college aggregation*
Coach "Tommy" Mill*’ haaeball
Brooklyn Pounds Quartet of Philly llurlers
for 10 to 4 Victory
_f -r'"i
|EDDIE'S FRIENDS '
* \ o*. I
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\ 0 CLOCK IS T*4i CUOCKJ \ NioT Tl? UET T^EM IM
1 - ■K'.dwrP j- .—
| O »v hr t Fc*tom«. Scwvict ]* J f
team plats Cornell on Friday and
i'ne on Saturday morning, while
Coach K. .1. Osgood’s cinder men per
form In a dual meet against Cornell.
The rornell-HMfllt track meet is.ex
pecfeil to lie a close affair, while the
baseball games may bring nut some
of the strength of the Inexperienced
but strong Beloit college baseball
team.
Atlanta.—Mills MH.nwnn Atlanta light
heavyweight spurring partner at >™a«
Sirllilins ileorsia h.ixer. will meet i au.
Hi rlenbaeht N>" Y«rk. on .May a
Pros Idem e. K I.— leiw I'aluse. hjll
fatke city, nn.l Charley Msnry. New Hnt
fnrd. tuny lit n i'.-round draw
The mang improvements made during the
past gear in Sprague CORD Tires, make them
a verg desirable Tire for ang Automobile Owner
to use. We are making a special effort for
Omaha business. Our Service Stations are open
dailg from 7 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. You will receive
the same prices frpm our Council Bluffs or
South Omaha Stations. You will be helping out
the Greater Omaha Business Men’s Committee
if gou bug Omaha made Tires.
Watkins Wins |
Pentathlon
Lincoln. May 1.—Hex Watklna of
Callaway, an alhlet* "who atanda up
to hla mark*" a* deacribed by roach
Schulte, won the annual N’ebraaka
home cmirae pentathlon by accumu
lating 4.442 point* under the acorlmr
ayatem deviated by the lluaker track
i oach. Hcottabhlff aet a new team
record with 15,765 point*.
Four performance record* were
lowered and Watklna broke one of
theae. lie rlenred the, ISO-high htir
die* In 16 2 5 aeconda Fleming of
Llneoln High aet * new mark In the
high Jump with a leap of 5 feet 10
Inchea: Wyatt broad Jumped 21 f'ct
5 Inchea and the other record to fall
waa in the *»0yard run which Welch
of Gothenburg atepped In 2 mlnut**
4 aeconda, Watklna- other mark*
w ere:
220 \ard daah: 24 aeronrt* 15 pound
•hot: 41 feet 9 Inehe*: running broad
Jump: 19 feet 10 Imhe*. high Jump:
5 fee) * 1 -S Inchea
A much larger field competed In
th* #vi»nt.« thi* yenr. Th* Individual
point winner*:
Pnln'il
1 Watkin* ra!l*«v*' . 444?
2 Wvaf*. Srotfebluf? . 4"Hi
3 \f or,re Aurora . 4 rj"
4 Mann, Grand laiand . 4 2*J
ft l.eff'or Hnldrege . 4 *44
fi Albro. Reatrlee . * ***
7. Roland Reatrlr* . J JJJ
ft Mouael. Gambrldge ... {J-£
n l.-nd-l! Arnold . .. ....... ,?4,!
Jfl Ruann. <’nlumbiia ... 2 *“I
It K^te*. (irand M«nd . 3.***
12. Kngler, l.e*lng»nn ..
K Weir h Gothenburg . jj.JJj
14. Ireland. Tekamah . 3.J.<
to. Oehlrlth. folumbu* . “,*17
If* K«*.irne> (•jtllaway ........... 3 79*
17. fh-ttfl* Id M< ocrahluff . 3.7J.
I* Garvin. AIRanre . 3.77ft
19 Fleming, l.lnroln . 3,7M
_I Ha nee. Gothenburg ... . 3.74 •
The flint flto of th» 33 toama pl.aood
h* follow*:
1 H. ntl*hluff .1K.7or.
7 I'lllsny .If.*}*
,1, ('nhimh'i* ............... 39
4 Grand Jaland .. . Iftbl*
ft A ufora ...I 4,t92
r
Vote Herman Ton
Friendly With \eif(hhnr
Notv Or lean*. La , April 30.—Mri.
Anna LoBlanr OiilntU, wlfa of
pofo Harman, formor bantam
woiebt champion, who la now blind,
fllod ault for dltoro# today. Sho
a I logo* in tho complaint that H»r
man la ov»rfrt»ndiy with anoth»r
woman who llvo* In apartm»nta
a lift'o a raharot which ho oporatoa
_v___■ ,- —S
Riseb.il! Ml'
and Standings
«*M»D It Mil I
Hit * *t
h>'<|| 14 I til
r »«aenk . • i f H *4
»mah* t 1 M*> '«t
isesvke * * lBp v \1 **»
l»*» MMAH . - I 16 |»4 'L
« I
| NtfHM I flestCtS
omaka « tit* Ml*
Twin 1 I'** A*f*t*e# \
Linenie, I l*» Joseph t
('►*»#t if. • *• ■ *ii* J **• 1
ItllMM T**na»
TnUa al flmaha
wtehttg at Det Mo.h*a
Oklahoma citj at i.tn-nn
a■ r* i**i h at p**i’t*
n iifttk u i r am »
Ala Mint*
\v ", r * Win L* ••
v.-r t«m . 11J m« >**
hmi" 1* I U* 1*1 *<!
TntmV.ti .• • M* *:* *1
hf/tekljn * I *51 !tt’ J;,
nttaburgh * *J, !]*
*oM«* v 4 • l"« IH «
»i 1 i;
I'hilM.tphl, , 5 J
lealerda* * Result*
chUiio *. Cincinnati. |
V*w York * kr.«if.r. 5
Rrnnkhn, »*> Phlla d elphlt 4
Pittsburgh. *. f» LOWS *
Today.
At futile *t Pittsburah
Cincinnati at «‘hn .»fo.
New York at Boston
Philadelphia at Mrooklj ft
•AMFRIC \ N I I Af.l R
Alnndlng*.
IV T. Pit. Win Loir
N’c*V York .4 & *. 4 3 66? .600
Detroit . 9 f> .64.1 >« 7 .««A
Philadelphia . 6 * "" '• 4 .
Chicago ? 7 ?*nn ;.,11 .467
Si t .mil* ... .2 * t 41 i
Washington .. ... 6 l 47* 467 4‘»f»
Cleveland . 6 7 41? .46 2 9*.'
Hutton. 6 7 4 1 7 46 . m
Wolrrduv « Results.
Washington. New York. 7.
At Louie * ; 1 tefrotf. 7.
Huston fc; Philadelphia. 1.
t’htcago. If; Cleveland. 7.
Games Today.
Detroit at At Louis
Chicago at Cleveland
Washington at New York,
pos-on *f Philadelphia
AMIRI* \ N \*MOn ITION
AlandInga.
W L Pet Win Lose
Indianapolis .I*' 4 *67 46* .42.6
Milwaukee ... 7 4 6?,a 647 **.">
Kansas city . * 6 RTl
Louisville . 7 7 5An 232 447
Columbus .... .7 : ^ .61*. 44:
Minneapolis ... 7 * .467 ™ 41*
flt Paul .4 1" .572 .372 312
Toledo . 4 1! >7 111 ?V.
Yeatcrday'» Result*
TwuftvlTTe. 1«, Kantss ct* > a.
Milwaukee I ml a napnlis. 1.
At Paul 4. Toledo.
Minneapolis. 17 Columbus, 4.
Games Today.
Toledo a? 8» Paul
Columbus a* Minneapolis
Indianapolis at MtlwauRee
Louisville at Kanaaa City.
TFT A* I.F AGI F.
Dallas. 12. Ahreveport. 6
Fort Worth. 6, Wichita Falls. 7
Aan Antonio, 7. Houston. 2.
Beaumont. 4; Galveston, i
AOI THFBN AAAOCIATION
Mobile 4. Hlrmlngham. 7
Memphis. 7. Chattanooga. 7.
Nashville. 7; Little Rock I
only three garnet played
IN TFR N ATION A I..
.Ter ter C|*v. 11 Rochester, *
Newark. in* Toronto, 7.
Reading Ayracuse and Buffalo f.
postponed, wet ground*
THRFF-FYF I F AGI F
p*eat»ir. 4 Terr* Haute, 2.
Bloomington, 3 Danville 1
PvantvtlT*. 7. Peoria. 1
Trrmbley Kavor* Caldwell.
Vtnlrr. Cal., April flh—Eddie Tram
hlry, Bangor, Milne, libht heavy*
Height. floored Walter Caldiveii rf
New Mexico for tha fount In tha
third round nf * hout hera tonight.
--— - -
Mil* Another Homer ]
II .r||
hit.""' ::
licit William*, Nt. loul* llruwn*
left fielder, lilt hi* *eeontl home run
nf Hit *cavm ill IliP tllird inning nf
yesterday'* name with Detroit. Two
nirn were nil ba*e*. \t lilfrhill wa*
pitching f»i Hir Tic ' -
Beatrice \\ ins
Regional Meet
r
Beatrice, Neb , April 20.—Piling up
1 total nf r,4 point* Bintrlne High
school won the third annual south
nr tern Nebraska 'n« and fi*’'1
meet held here Wednesday .ifl»rnoon
nefore a crowd aatlmated at 1.000
T»n team* were entered In the
meet, Including Crete. Wilber, De
Witt, Fairbury. Filler, Dubois.
Hebron. T*ecum*eh. Peru and B**
t-ire. Dubois, however, wag not
rrpics*nt* I. Howard Roland, Bea
trice, with 27 point* to hia credit, car
ried off Individual high honors. A
high wind and only a moderate f *t
track prevented any record breaking
achievement*.
LIST OF NUMERAL
WINNERS GROWS
T,ir >ln, May I. Another Influx of
numeral winners greeted Coach
Schulte Thurrd >y mprnlng when he
opened hi* mall, Th* n*w name* on
fh'* list are
Dodge Jame* Smith.
Mitchell: Karl Bucklnjrtf.ro, Harold
I,edtn*ham. Ltd* Simpaon. Clifford
Bronson.
Geneva; Karl Sole. Leslie S**wart.
Harold Brown
Havelock; George Miller. George
Wnrgo.
r!#♦# Q^rild Park*!*. >fnrrl« HhM,
B»n Hallmann. Harr-- Keraenbrock.
Mshlon Rhea. Glenn Jcllnek Phil
Taylor. Arnold Fut*. Robert Warkon
.Toe Rover Henry Horkey.
i-■
•« — ■■ ■ 1
. Sale Starts
Our Men’s Shop af 9 0*C/ock
Conveniently Friday
Located on the Morning
Main Floor
Attend This Sensational Sale
“Styleplus”
2-Pants
SUITS
$3350
Values to $50.00
All New Every Suit
Spring Styles Guaranteed
Coming at this opportune time, when every man can use n
new Suit, these values are extraordinary. Every Suit, with two
pairs of trousers and carrying the usual Styleplus standard of
fine hand tailoring, and guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Fabric*
Imported Woolens
Domestic Woolens
Tweeds, Serges
Flannels
Colors
Pencil Stripes
Over-plaid*
Fancy Mixtures
Plain Color*
Waff*
Styles
English Box hack
Single-breasted
Double breasted
Semi-fit Conservitivt
( nli> Pound .1. Muv.
(4irl for W in
T • *4 *
! fee Me* »n M'*ntb
vH»* for n s'ii
pt.ted for f. hu» if* nib'K.
r.JJfiiSa" ?•?£?! il*rl
Chigai© _
jiiitnmib—Rur* R^hes o*srtham
Grim*" Ur i|iv i2» Heath^nis 4*1. Mir*
|r>*tt AH ridge r r r. * * Nargrgve P'n* 1*
!*»•»*/ Adams Th« N*c hits HannsH,
Rnhre «»str flruii Grigsby He*»t»r*te
Anlridge Duncan Hsrr"r TRfes-base
hit Ft*** Mom* run HsMne’t Fm'en
h*»es Grantham ponsers Rarr*f»og’
Hergrave DouM. pl*v Adams to Gran
tham to Urtroei Left* on base* < tncin
n*M >. I'hinto « Haees on bells Gff
AIdridg**. Fi*ijt k ''in R' M*v. 1: by
I»t»,«jr 1 1 fit• « »ff Mays < in two and
nvo-'h rd< nning- off M»' 4 In thi****
and one -third llir-ngs off Dibuf 1 n ten
inn nt* Losing pttrher. *!*>• t’mpifSi
Klem end Wilson Time 1 44
F’iralc« Bunch Flit?* to Win.
Pittsburgh Mav 1 —Pttteburgh bunched
h!te in • lie third and sixth inning" and
■-ten the opening game from 81 Loul*
s in S 'r.da' i‘*r*v hed four hits and a
we k In ffv« ft l" to tfc* l-late A rUr.
mn* m h Maranvilis back of fir*t
base *vi" A fielding feature S'ore
PJTTSBPROH FT LOVIS
ab h o a ah h o a
Rigb*", Jf 4 1 . Smith. If 4 1 1 «
I VO. rf 4 4 : A Fla* v If % 2 2 a
Trav r 3b 4 4 r H n-b; . <» * 2 1 1
F ar* rf 4 n . o Bot’l'y. lb S 1 “ n
Grimm, lb 3 a • ) Fr'gau. 3b ft I 1 1
Wfht. ee 4 2 1 2 Mu **r of 4 A 2 A
j M’vllle. :U 1 0 3 1 L Be l. »« 4 ? 1 4
j OtMvh r 4 5 6 a Gonzales. e % 2 7 1
Kremer. p 4 1 * 5 iDver
-Haine* p 3 a c i
To*a!s 34 12 27 * zFnboltfl 11*0
zBlsds* o o « o
H Beil, p * * n o
Nse gall, c a a i o
Totals 4* 13x23 10
-Batted for Gonzales in e ?h»h
zBat’ed for Haine* In eighth,
j xBan for Shultz in eighth
J xBarnhart hi» by batted ball.
Arore by innings
Ft T.oula . .ft02 eel 021—€
J Pttteburgh .013 aoj Aix-—$
i Summary—Run*. Biffbse <2> Carey,
: Traynor. Grimm. Wright, Maranvflle.
Gooch. Smith. Flack. Hornsby, Mueller,
t, Be1|. J)ver Errors- Blgbee. Bottom
•v Freigau Heine* Two.base h it L
Beil. Flaok. Kremer Three-baae hit*.
Hornsby. Wright. Dyer Stolen base*
| c*rey (2) Birbee (21. Traynor Double
rla v; Bell to Bottomley to Hornsby.
F,eft on base* Fr Louis. • Pittsburgh.
T B^re* on halts: «*ff Kremer. 1; off
Haine*. B. Ftrwk out By Kremer. F.
bv 4; bv H Il.ll. J. H Off
Heine*. 1A in »v*n Inning", off H n*.l.
: in on# tnn'ng. Balks Kremer, Heine*
1 .oejrg pitcher Ha ne*. empires: Qing
ley, Hart and Sweeney Time: 1 S3
Giant* W allop Bravos.
M»v I —N.«r Tf-rk hi'
kj.fi.wivb fr»*lv In ih« fourth !nr:rt
d** made »*'(" run* and eventually fl*
fe*ted Boston. 3 »o 1 Groh and F*»rf*
had a heavy dsv ** bat and Cooney a
«ork in rsnterflsld wts spectacular.
?r NEW TOPK 1 BOSTON*
ABH <1 A ABHOA.
A »rth rf t 1 i » P CT*ft. -•411*
Orrt, Jb f « (I 4 1/ or,' rf * '. » *
Frt,rh ;t> J 1 » t r thttn If 4 J 1 J
Ttur, rf < 1 1 * T »-v Jb 4 * • J
M» •«), Kill' (Hill 14 • ! >• !
K»!!t lb 4 115 f rf 4 II J
,l,rklt m 4 1 2 IP «rlt. .b 2 1 1 S
•rrirr c 4 " 2 4 O V«!l r 4*42
p,,r. [> 4 2 12 O'Wlch p J » J •
— — - — M'K'tri p p a 0 e
Toi4l, 14 12 2* 14 ,p Smith t * J J
■ T rrtn P 1 « # 1
,tCrui»- 1 n « »
Total* 24 • 27 17
tBa'l»A for V N*«m«ra In fifth.
,.Batt»(l fnr T»»i«ln In ninth.
6ror» by l"nln«»
New Tork .!££ AaJ
Boston - J)** Atr»»14
Summary— Runt F uihworth. Gn>h.
Frisch (2>. Meuael Jackson. Fnjder.
Dean (21. Fterge! Frrer Jackson Two
base hit* Meuse' Ps lgett Stolen base*
Frterb Toung Fa^nfires Trleoh Toung.
Four b worth Double play* Jar keen to
Friar h to Kefir. Groh to Frisch to Kelly.
M' Ionia to O Nell to Padgett ; Padgett to
Tiernev to MMnni* T-eft on bases: >rw
York <> Ibfton * Pa**# ofl baiis. «*ff
Dean f: f'tt Oen*s»1fb. 4 fMruefc out*
Bv Dean i: bv (i*rew rh. 2 Hits Off
ii»n»w;ih 7 ' n 3 1-3 Innings off Mc
Namara 1 <n | J-3 inning* off Ysargin
#in 4 innings H'» by rltched bglp By
tjepewlrh Kellv Balk Dean tl). Loatng
nitnher GennwirS l'mptre« , Moran
Ffirmaa and Powell Time l M
New York—Battling *»kl. ••Kroke-' and
in the •••#'*ge arrived from Havana and
w*# admitted by immlgrattot* authorities
rn a 'tmpsrirj permit.
Tgnlre. Cal.—F.ddle Tremble*. Bangor.
Me. light heavy weight, knorksd out tr*i
ter Caldwell. New Meyre. In three rounde
Wyoming Dude Ranch
and Horseback Camps
In Jackion Hole Country
South of Yetlowdone Park
Wonderful fishing snd Horsr
hnek riding. Climsfa <*ool snd in
vigorating, gorgrou* mountain
acenfrj-.
Rustic cabins with private
hatha.
Week horaeback trip between
rnnch and Yellowstone via Two
Ocean P»»* with permanent stop
over camp*.
tel 6 weeks* knrsekark camp for
Keys me hide* Yellowstone trip. PKone
Mr. Warwer. HA 7386, this week only,
te ees movies
WYOMING DUDE RANCH CO.
Lander, Wyo.
\ns | Hi im mini
Mrs M %KIT \ Tlt/ORR
Young Mother*
M<lrn to This Yilvlrr YYtilih la \ tint
to You.
Dialing*. Neb.—"Putlng expec
luncy when 1 was nauseated. Pr.
Pierre's Fsvortts Preemption proved
most beneficial to me. I took only
c ns iHittle. but found It to have *p!en
did tonic value, Am veiv glad. In
deed to recommend It.' Mrs. Marita
Tilger. fit Lexington St.
Your health Is moat Important t«3
you. II s easily Improved- .lust ask
jour nearest druggist for this Pr*
acrlptlon ef Pr. Plerc# s In tablet or
liquid form Send lfte for trial pkg
to Dr pierra* Invalids' Motel. Ruf
falo, N. Y , or writ* for Dee advice
Ilui lt'iiil)
Pilrhi^ \irli«hl
Ball in Hnrlic*
< i \\ illimt* * rmk* **»«t *«■« •
tinti H itnr> Rim «t I I'lwU
hidil |) ■nig* r llurlrr
Nn
*HSt.T* S T,
Mm I tV.Kkl>r
p« U « 4•4 foul
Philadelphia
plioh*ta l''4kf lr
•<ipnlpp 1* »o 4
Mwk 1*4 lh* ••
• n't w'h ihrw
bit* Orlm**, *1
t h o u * h t h «
Phllli** f o i* n 4
him for 30 hit*,
pitched tlrtlcht
In th*
(i nchr*. not glv
Inc » h««# * on
hull* and fannlns
five hotter*. CT
Williams got hi* second home run »t
Ehbetta field. Score:
PHILADEI Pill A BROOKLTN
AB H O •, A B H O A
Sand *J *13? Nel* ft (224
illit. hell 1 • 0 * .Tohn'en. ■# * 2 1 I
Mokar if % o " I wheat. If 4 I 2 '
tv ii’nn ft r 2 Footer. lb 2 2 1* :
tVrt'n*. »b « 1 n I S'uck. 3b S 2 *
Lord 21, ( . 4 Griffith rf 3 * 1 '
He ick, rf « 1 2 4 Hub. 5b 4 4 1 :
Hoik*. Ih « 1 II » Tat lor. c 4 2*'
Henlm* r 2 1 4 2 Grime*. p 4 2 * ■
Wendell, o 1 * 2 * — — --—
Csrlrtor p 1 1 rt 1 Totals 37 If 1
Hsm'on. p 1 rt rt -
* Walker i rt rt rt
Be:ts. p ft rt rt a
Lr«Wi», p 1 rt rt j;
Totals 5* 10 24 16
xBsttfd for Said in ninth
xBatt^d for Hamilton la filth
frort by innins . ^ ...
Philadelphia !1« 1*» K"— 4
Brooklyn *’3 *4* 2»»—1* •
Sutnm* rr —Run* ■ Sard H*?mrk Hblke.
Men Ct. lohr.iton (2). Fournier C>.
S-ork Griffith CL Grime* Error*
tt'r!ght*tor*. Johnator* Stock. Orlmea.
Two-b*»» hi!*- H'nrich. Johnnon Three
haj' hi> Pa -d Home run William*.
Sioler bate Nel* Double play*: Johntton
*o High to Fournier: Ford to Pend to
Hoik* L'ft on baa*: Philadelphia
Brooklyr. * Bat* on balla: Off Hamfltor.
2 off B- t», 1. off lean. 1 Struck out:
By Hamlltor. 1: by Lewi*. 1 by Grime*.
Hit* Off Carlaon, 3 In 2 1-2 Inning*,
off B'M*. 3 In I inning (None o*< In
seventh I off Hamilton. 2 Ir 2 2-2 Inr'ng*:
of' L** » 3 n 2 inning* Hit by pitched
hall: By Hamilton. Foufnier. Lo*ing
pitcher: Carlaon. L'mplrea: McCormick and
O'Dev. Tun* 2 1"
Hawaiian Tankers
Depart for Tryouts
Hr tMortated Press.
Honolulu, April SA—Most of the
Hawaiian swimmers being sent by the
Hawaiian A. A. V. to the Olympic
tryouta sailed for San rrar.'-lsco or.
the Matsonia this mdrolng. The rest
will sail on the Mtnoa next week.
The swimmers on the Matsonia, ac
companied by Manager D. D. Conk
ling, are: Warren K«aioha, hoMer
of the 100-meter hack stroke record.
Tua Kealoha. Sam KahanamdRu.
brother of Duke Kahanamoku. a fee*
style sprinter; Cay Harris. Henry
Dunning and Charles Pung. Mrs. K.
Kullard-Deo. secretary of tha A. A.
r.. who will act as charerone, and
Mariechen Wehselau, holder of th#
world womens free style 100-yard
tank record of 1:0* will aail on tha
Manao.
Ex, >ect Large
Track Entrv
•
Manhattan, Kan.. May D—Two
thousand high schools in six states
have been Invited to compete In the
third annual Missouri valley tntei
rrholastlc relays, which will be run
off May In the Memorial stadium
rf the Kansas State Agricultural col
lege here. All high schools of Kan
sas in town* of more than ?00 pepu
latlon. and all high schools of mere
than 1.000 population in Missouri,
Oklahoma. Nebraska. Iowa and Colo
rado have been sent entry blanks.
In 1MI, the first year of the meet.
100 high school athletes entered Dast
year 500 men came to Manhattan
for the races, and advance inquiries
point to a doubling of that firms in
the coming meet.
Four challenge trephl-s are up for
competition in relay events.
Gibbons Plan* Three eek»
Training for C.arp Bon!
Chicago, May 1—Tommy Gibbon*.
Ft Paul heavyweight, plans a thtee
i weeks' training campaign for his id
| round contest with George* Carpen*
I tier at Michigan City. Ind , May *1.
I lkldle Kane, Gibbons’ manager. an
j i ouneed that he would go to Mlehi
; gan City Thursday to select a train
I lug camp and arrange for Gibbons’
| arrival about May Id,
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