| Show - 4 A N4 -1 le-- 1 ITT-17-7- T 73 """lv1 i c Atolo4''' e1"-"1- 410 ' i i VaAlla" - i cS Amo T1 1- 0 tif --- s I 'V S4 -- ' L moiLtme 0 v11"tok 1 ''' ' asilwAiew 14 111 - iitIVirit 'IL'i"-9- I i F'3 j 1 6 B March Sunday Morning 19 1942 - --- 1 Gil Dodds Beats Les Macillitchell 1 In Sensational Mile Feature MacMitchell mile run The two races completely over- shadowed a trio of other world g efforts by Al Blozis of Georgetown in the shot- put by Seton Hall's collection of e in the relay and by John Borican in the 1000- - it'elosnialel 1 : I - F- - i ''"4 e 4 4 r I half-mile- i meter run bruised the boards for 4 during the first mile of hisMarathon and reached the twoMile mark in 9:151 and finished man like a 1 A ' 4k :1'5'''' ' i t —o I I I044A 47'II ''''''' li — ' 1 I Buffs Rout BYII by 52-3- 5 Score '''L"' ' t ti ' " '"s i i tk -- '''' ' ' ' :t i - i ' :t - ' -- - 't - ” - - ' 4 4 -- z t '' 1 rt '''e It' - 2- -n f oil V-- Itv -- p : - ' '''' '4:1: t$ (t12 ct 0 is: k 14' ' lc t ‘ 1 i ' (-1- - r t '"' - z 1 - v 414-- v t ! 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' : !' 11 t-- i A '''"': ':4:: I a 1 10 2 10 Or 314 446 303 40 444 3f3o :114 19 410 27:1 147 091 P1101 As11 51S4 1137 - ketball championship Saturday night—its third in four seasons— by beating Brigham Young 5273 for its tenth consecutive conference victory Unbeaten in Big Seven play Colorado ham only two games left — against third-placWyoming 'defending champion and fifth-plaUtah State Brigham Young su f fered its third loss Saturday night and Wyoming also has lost three The Buffaloes had little trouble in winning their final home game Colorado's biggest lead was ths 0 after three span minutes of the second half Then B U burst forth with a rally that prbduced 14 points 4 and closed the gap to Dwane Esplin Cougar forward scored seven points in the flurry and Dean Gardner forward scored four Colorado steadied six minutes before the final gun however then racked up six- points in the last 30 seconds on two field goals by Center Bob Doll and one by Forward Barney Oldham Doll was high scorer for Colo-wawith 19 Leason McCloud- leading scorer of the conference added 18 points to the Colorado score and brought his season's total to 153—just three points under his 1911 aggregateCofeThe score: r-260 Brigham Voting G Pt P P GPfPP 3 2 0 S Ganitiorf MeClouri t 9 0 0 15 t ce t k6- ' 1 I 1 AV) e : 1 tsool 3§ i ' :::: !:0140& 1 '''444 4 nossumoot is c N : ' ' e'-'- tk4 : :::: "'"''''' to : ' :f '7 rty 717 700 Jciit (111--- - A i sae 4 tt t i A—7T7!-T''4-- :I 3 Pet 1000 BOULDER Colo' Feb 28 Colorado won the Big Seven 'bas- ? ' " r'n: ril ' ''4s"'-'-'' t- :' -- li--- 1 P 4117 :I 1 antordas'au acorra 35 Colorado lii Hrovor 3M Colorado mate 30 (14': it L 0 0 Utah Mato Drovf4r Colorado State 4 k r a-- i' II w In rolarsuia M V v Int ! lath 4' : Tenth Straight 1 u':--- i : ' 4 - '4 ef I Chalks Up - el " :- I r--t ' :: st t A6k ' 1 ' s " (I 7: 4 I ' '' ---- -- z '- ' i -- : 'TIV1044 )r : ' ' t: t tt 1 Itotil(lei- - Clan hct 2 '' I 'i c "I ' 1 ''' -' r- f : ' —Ir Pn- - VI ' ' t — 441 0:4 ctT:: t612:: ::: : ii‘:: 4:::i L $::'7t!i7 i4s4: ' :2:::: ribbon casaba classic the Utah mennommemanoMmirrain lomegawswasTafr loaffweasjormweaia 5wpmxmmrxgtmnpegaamstdAuotAltaamoe scholastic- basketball tournament Putman Reed Hannon Leason McCloud Paul Schmidt and Hugo Warner Colorado's Big Seven conference basketball champions Back row left to Dave after checking over 'his student manager Front row—Jack Stirling Heath Nuckolls Barney mail reported that advance tict right—Coach Frosty Cox George Hamburg Don Schrader Bob Doll Lloyd sales for the big tournament which Oldham Marty Trotsky and Bob Anderson The Buffs clinched the croWn Norman Bob Kirchner Horace Huggins Lee Robbins and Trainer Bob will be held in the "U" field house No Opposition Shelton Middle row—Frank Prentup assistant coach Bill Milliken Don by defeating 13 Y U Saturday night March 18 to 21 are about up to is standard Mitchell that Fred Wilt of Indiana stayed hopeful with Rice for the first mile and a the attendance will hold up but half but from there on the win- admitted that he'll not be surrer's only opposition was the stop- prised if It falls off somewhat this year A ticket office will be conwatch It was his forty-thir- d opened in Salt Lake City Saturscutive triumph 'bizDodds a Boston divinity student day The prices of the tourney who looks the part took over the will be boosted because of the new PHOENIX Ariz Feb 28 UP)— Bob Bullock of Provo Saturday Coach Reed Swenson's Weber lead from Joe McCluskey on the federal tax which is affecting the Dixie Cleaveland Putnam's Polymelior downed the fifth Ilap of the mile race and high schools for the first time- - As was reelected president of'the 'Utah college Wildcats SOUTH BEND Ind Feb 28 UP)—Football Coach Frank closed an 52 50 in overtime to with a rush to win the $700 a result of the tax the sestf lead that built up a Industrial baseball league at a Flyers tilt at of Notre Dame quoted Thursday as saying he was scrap- - added T Saturday Ogden Leahy period couldn't close in a storm- tickets will cost about 50 naugur al handicap feature ' meeting at the Salt Lake chamber night bringing to a close the '42 ping Knute Rockne's backfield shift said Saturday night he more this season ing stretch duel on race Saturday's opening card of commerce of cage season of the Intermountain wasn't the first mile start of y y a conference Junior meeting at the state toumarn: Tedesco Fred The school Collegiate the season for the alumnus of Pinney manager high he announced postponement as statement made the Westwhile The Wildcat victory grounds Ashland college in Ohio who got will wind up the season It 1111 and Salt Lake City commissioner Torch Betty after leading most be the fifth major casaba cak - of parks and public property was minsibe' r was losing to B A C at of the start of spring drills scheduled for Monday indefinitely his initial running lessons by corLake City 38 to 57 gave the because of snow and cold: Salt at the d in in aror val and four weeks old master from the vice named and Darrell respondence tteLtpertizsalL NxoasEnbcserdahoaurrit flier president crew 449 possession Ogden undisputed Salt Lt unLake The Salt reand Hahn studied Kidd then was of Gemmell club City Lloyd of second place in the league division 10 M Men meet a is elected secretary The coach did not explain the discrepancy of his stateEngland der Jack Ryder of the Boston 2 1 2 3 Fullmera imported from Nuckola4 2 3 11 19-7 on the schedule other 122 pounds was third O 1 4 1 Rexe game at Only Dollc 9 9 The S In Blozis inaugurated the night of concluded Saturday interview of American will in earlier the made with that ment 1 O Representatives 0 0 Saturday Bamburga 02 01 24 05' Gilecg Time for the five and pit Westminster and Snow at 1 0 lj 2 Orta record breaking by hoisting the Lake division nine event op4in4 Fork junior chamber of commerce or KIrrimerg Bears use the Chicago which he Indicated the Irish would Robin:18f 0 0 0 0 lqu- Ephraim next Friday in a battle inch to Monday and the shot 57 feet furlongs over a track rated slightly 1 01 01172 Explithr presented that town's petition for which Oidhamf 1 0 0 2 Walkerg shift backfield on of the will influence little instead have formation "T" 1:06 was Stanford off meet inbe will tual March 'held style add almost a foot to his own into the league No action Puttiamg 00 01 00 0t entry a owner is the standings 4 The A A U tourney Will was taken by the sttrilngg door mark and get within a quarPolymelior whose league directors Nitilikeng 0 0 0 0 "Because our material appears to adapt itself particularly former Tucson Ariz resident now Saturday Mesa worr the title by ter of an inch of the nnirk Jack be at Bingham the same week Helper has not yet its signified 23 6 52 Total Carbon at Grand Junc- well to this style 'T' formation we plan to experiment with it living tn California paid the day's 15 5 VI5 !wont: Colorado Torrance intention of entering the league downing starting March 9 giant representative 32 BrIghaan Colo and March 13 and $28 $520 Young 17 mutuel best from Louisiana State set outdoors prices part Notre and Gemmel' club directors have tion of no the is indictment said "This he in drills" 3 EtnarulaaPd: Colorado Free throvol teams spring in the the four first and $360 The winner ridden by hant: Yonng 4 In 1937 Mutual Meet not yet voted approval for That or- will compete in a postseasonleague tour- Dame shift which we plan to retain also" 114 papcompa Watson carried and Officials Barton Keith pounds Borican NVins Dick Ball who will direct l the ganization's entering a team nament at Ogden Torch Betty owned by Mrs R Helper's representatives reportM Men basketball tourscore deadlocked at With the A Borican gave the 15000 specta-- 1 Stewart and ridden by Ralph ed that they probably would not ll at the end of the ourth petors an added thrill when he nosed nament this Aeason reports that enter a team Neves1 was weighted at 117 pounds unless could get they riod the Wildcats went into a And paid $260 and $240 out Campbell Kane Indiana uni- the usual wide reprementatfon together a "good" ball club Gem- huddle and came- out with four 9 fl at the L D S Mutual mell's Bosley with Allan Gray up paid am versity's famed middle distance expected No 011)13 on the hinges entirely which netted them victory word has been heard vote entry d ace in the points run and then tourney $320 the board of directors A and second DENVER Feb 28 went on to hang up a new inter- from Canada and the Maple Leaf seven-tea- a' place Polymellor was coupled in the closed be organleague may K to 19 not is Dixie take its Rig Seven basketball Kafen for the part ized it was indicated expected got national standard in the 1000- squad with Colonel Bret betting offthe was his But Sacramento ward will particias but lads Mich Feb meter Saturday night against ARBOR high "impulsive" scoring campaign ANN 28—Branding The next will be held set 113 Jensen's 13 and the same foe Colorado State with A 1:528 anchor half mile by pate from the northern California March 29 in meeting Hancey's action of IL T Salt Lake residence lowered the have which requirements City 14 a team is practically colleges which it opened the season in Janfor the Weber five Chester 'Lipski produced a world district and At Salt Lake City the B A C assured from southern California e uary but with this difference: mark of 7:398 in the freshmen to compete Herbert O (Fritz) Crisler permitting D U won this time 38 to 30 Is expected to be won their last game of Farmers tdove:I Wyo d for runners the ofrelay announced that he has director athletic Saturday The Aggies won their first enWestall at and the season in the of the the Michigan back expense picture from Seton Hall of South Orange 0 counter districts are planning to be minster's Parsons but the Salt fered Western conference directors and Commissioner John I but now have lost N J Georgetown's record of other 28 10 Feb Ark HOT SPRINGS in the competition accordinK: to Lakers copped a share of scoring Into the con7:416 had stood since 1925 dropping straight freshmen would t permit Griffith a compromise program which V inum lightly regarded geld- ference cellar The victory pulled cenwhen Crowthers honors As is customary the New York Director Ball big t ter got 13 to match Larson's 13 LO compete in two or three intercollegiate contests after a short ing of Endovina & Terry chal- Denver out of last place with two AC won the team championship as The has Ed for the Cedar City team lenged powerfully in the stretch wins against 10 defeats 20 resigned Haynes Y 11 35 orientation period but still retain essential residence rulings aith Colorado 52 points with Georgetown's A C Weatmlnoter to win the WOO Moun- Pioneers part company with the Denver 3R Colorado $tale 30 Denver university track eot !h Saturgay 10 bringing its second place a hi sent Crisier's suggestion (1T le I' UTTP Rice 61 exaa 41 tain Valley handicap at Oak lawn conference effective 110943 2 Idtriornil Hutethinnnf 2 It is probable that Ed ha n't U North The summaries: Dakota latat 50 North Dakota N5 4 31 13 to conference direc11 Millett 2 1 0 4 memorandum Litreowt 4 Park The in ci throw—Won much future Five football backs broke into faith track bay travweight inby Henry Governor Draws an 4 to 3 4 7 5 5 comes as a 10 Crowthewsc 13 tors Rider 43 Omaha Jrgentitmlc prelude Bing College 58Ohio Dreyer New York A C 55 feet 114 and mile 1 0 0 2 the 0 3 2 2 ersed Colorado State line-u- p at the D U school vow the Wioconalli 84 ott 44 39 tryings eaniermlg inches a during second Frank Borst New York of discussion formal 0 0 2 Wartierg 3 5 evitable A C to Selli"erg 55 feet Vta inches third Stanley in course 1:48 Army 314 Pittsburgh 28 $11 are and the game frePioneers the the pay that 4 As 2 4 Golf dropping 2 4 5 freshevening Partner 0 Artioldt of the Hatchg C Navy 46 Temple 40 A Maine 53 abrogation possible 'Oni)n Cabot IA 1 1 S340 and $230 out of the Big Seven conference New Mexico Mines 38 Adams State 31 O 2 2 2 Eligiesteadg Trit0eg 0 I feet 2 14 inches: fourth Norman Wilcox quently experienced the pointless I 0 0 2 Rosenbergg Etlarvisollf 0 2 1 1 man ruling at the meeting March Iowa 42 Purdue 36 Rhode Island State college 52 feet 10 Steve Brooks rated scrambling of an early season Cal Feb 2g hiniself to and he's SACRAMENTO Jockey 2 5 6 and 7 in 2 1vmailg 0 0 I protect 0 0 going CarYi 49 i 26 Chirac() Michigan Inches Chicago y 3 4 2 16hbilmf as A G Tarn's Michigan State 46 Notre Dame 43 grid scrimmage run—Won by John Rorican against a very uncertain 1943 O 0 0 0 1ezht Bing Cros- Vinuot easily Crisler's objections to dropping Harvard 53 Penn 40 N J second Campbell and Lawrence Bulwark Asbury Park Denver struck its heaviest blows at the 0 0 0 0 54 Minnesot a CS post Cr()er Indiana university are it Kane Indiana university third Gene with that freshman the team here will ruling NAloont r 46 Oberlin 30 Sunday by Barker's Pirate set a blistering for victory in the first 13 minutes New York A C Fourth Haroid 22 from 18 10 Twain 1:157 ao 38 18 51 trsnsition the Yale would make Columbus 4 42 Isisenhart Colombo's Ohio Time 2 10 Governor Culbert Olson of Call pace Vinum moved up from third of the second half when it rattled Scare by quarter's: Tech 44 Thiel 29 Carnegie betters championship record of 2115 at Winter Football R A C 15 25 34 57 high school to college difficult fornia N C State 64 Soul h Carolina 54 off 17 points while holding Co)oby Burwell 1941 m W er against Radto Comedian for his stretch drive and was ahead inest 10 into 29 23 38 Rhode Roland State 60 Providence 54 for an athlete the element of Bread Jump—Won by Jose Bente de and Color? 10 BulBoth finish two the at redo State to three The drive-i- n Wyoming Arkansan 63 Texas forChristian 37 by lengths Aetna Brazil 24 feet 771 Inches second to athletes who couldn't be Bob Hope and Babe Ruth the Weber Nebranka 41 Missouri 40 ended their winier Universities jury a and lay-u- p second was wark Norwood Ewell Penn State 23 feet 11 shots of Forward Loren by length T 1r P Kentucky 36 Alabama 34 tiTleP instructed before enter- mer home run king in an thfrd inches: Clarence Lewin Rankin football drills last week Coach of 1 1 1 3 properly & M 41 St Louis 25 2 0 6 Bennettt Pirate ahead 3 who A tallied nine goals alOklahoma lvtisakal Hays Christtan Pa Center 23 feet 311$ inches 1 2 1 3 Mazinnot gt ate 43 N YU 35 Jensenf 5 7 3 13 ing school overloading of squads exhibition golf match for the ben' fourth Robert at C U had more Penn OsuEl set &Ivens Seton Hall A A this rally blazing Earlier Yeager Jimmy Crosby's Bing together Toledo II 65 Ohio U 39 9 2 5 6414 so 19 KHateme Banreyc 22 feet 8 As inches everyone wouldn't get proper efit of the Red Cross 6 than 60 players reporting daily at 5 1 1 11 Monmouth 44 14rinnel1 41 Bell 2 4 2 won handily in a na who led The at Chynowethg low hurdles—Won aggies by Irred NM Xavier 1 5 Pltehforth" 2 3 2 1 7 attention thus discouraging many Dayton 42 Greeng Woicott Hounton Texas: second Charles the Boulder field houses while to become the the half slowed the D IL Assault veteran are and affair 1 9 Frelir 4 Vir4 2 2 Hope 3 Fox Crosby 0 West and 39 claiming Jefferson g Washington Michigan Normal: third John Smith n 38 1 1 Nieisenr Rosct 0 0 0 0 and defeating the very purpose of campaigners for charity having singer's first winner at Oaklawn just enough to close the gap to Notre Dame Fourth Ed Smith Madison Coach Bunny Oakes had a squad ginia 0 2 1 1 Churehg Horrickt 0 0 0 0 an expanded athletic program Marquette 42 Detroit 3 Wis of 52 performers The gridders Time 6 9 seconds 6 'was promptly claimed for but their comeback wasn't attracted large crowds in their rePols:Ate 31 Syracuse 45 Two miles relay—Won by Seton hall t 21 17 8 50 and the fact it lends itself so cent Texav Amherat 39 Williams 35 Totals 21191052 Dave Tall and Navin's Mrs Arizona $2500 f Anthony Luciano Frank Fletcher Robert will be given a week or two of appearby enough lasting Illinois 63 Northwestern 49 801-of athletes by quarters: extenRainer Chester Lipaki f second Indiana rest before going into-lbances The score: no no on sn readily to preselyting stable Trees Dixie Lehigh 41 Lafayette 35 !rum Fordharn: fourth Manhattan Time sive of Brown 52 Ittititern 47 Weber 00 00 00 52 Ifhvevc retaining CnIorado Slats Strongly in favor 7 39 Setters' world record of 7:416 spring practices No summer Howdoin 41 G F r! r Colby 5 F Pt P the present plan Crisier said his by Georgetown 1925 ) been scheduled so have sessions 3 o 3 0 I 2 f Ftrn1411 220 100 (440 een a are of a "defensive Spring medley relay a 4 11 2 ' 2 2 Potrkerf 144yof objec only ' New York univernit y far 1 1 7 3 31 C Final Standing Vets 3 n 2 R rent- Decide Crown 110rrmyc st:Is nT r'"'Itrativo Frank Remy Norman that the nature" (i two arguments coachce The the 1 1 I 3 2 ting 2 1 report that Altrmanz 114chr Yison David La wyr aoconri Setrin Hall ST PFTERSBURG Fin Feb 3 2 3 Smithill Fen '27 the conference could bp hampered SPIRINnK CrOn Wilsemt I 0 (11 00 Colnil third tVayne 'fourth Pl Johns Broo- drills have consisted more or less n n r n raimrh-n( AP - Fitiql Imsketlirtli On tidings in the 0 2 0 ola” W Ward of St Peters- Pm Time 574 in its rilationships with schools kri to get the gridders 28 1TI- -1' 2 1 I 2 0 n 4 11ippor4 of calisthenics y M nunta In rnnterence: lump—Tie for first betwerot Adam O f o o wovifr IV nn itgh bout tont rrt which flaVe abandoned the rule: in shape for some speedycontact burg and Olean N Y won the nreelev Nittle hero OtliVrtiN It Prrv Scot landville n oon yorgusont fl 2 75n a n d Joshua Iowa west Florida coast Viliiemaoit senior lose would o nto conference Asbury golf the 5 Ninntanto many 025 The titnt at drills work the A spring t te for IMF& C lie inches ft Park 4 4 h011 Colleg and A R Morcom University of New HamOindoor sessions have also served tournament Saturday with a 36- - ('1nradrt good athletes: n Western conference :medal given 111130 5 IT 4 12 la PITTSBURGH Feb 28 Cololitiri Mines wat)! 375 potentially titre and Mel Walker hole 6 ft 151 score of on Chicago 2 6 St (Continued ate 250 that the natural draw on man The University of Pittsburgh()In—' Pags Wstern for scholastic achieve- 16 Ralf score: Colorarto Potate 20 Denver fiL inches inand enlistments shot put—Won by Al Ringle 6 power through Fres throws mimed: Colorado Sta nounced that Forrest ment Evashevski is married the Denver 534 Inches second Georgetown 57 12 ductions would so reduce the size EvashevskiSaturday Rcl former football star ' father of a young son Bet am Pc Oeet 49 feet 714 Pete Butler and Tsd Blervirta Official': of squads that present standards at the University of Michigan has jnones: third la es Delaney Notre Dame He is expected to join the Pitt 49 feet 3 Iyehe fourth Irving Kintiach NrVr York univerolly A A 47 feet 8 might not be maintained been named backfield coach at staff about a week in advance of Incbea Crisler expressed the hope that Pitt Evashevski now la head the start of epring training tenta900varti run—Won by Rny Cochran 4 the Big Ten would not feel com- football coach at Hamilton col- tivelyset for March 16 takes Nev$ Training station 'secfreat ond James Herbert Grand Street Hoye' to drop the freshman rule lege Clinton N Y Evashevski will be succeeded at Is elsoriS ion New York third Harold Ro- By John Wilds dily under a brilliant ride by triumph ran Requested's pelled but admitted that "perhaps presgrow Grand Street Hoye ansociation New Evashevskes appointment co- Hamilton by Campbell Dickson Wendell to to win Eads gototal $78400 York fourth Ark! y rwin Louisiana State Jockey winnings sure about us will become so great incided with the resignations of onetime Chicago end and former MIAMI Fla Feb 28 Well-like- d University Time 1:124 because of hts vicing away over such champions Mile run—Won by Gilbert Made' Bo defensive measure will Dr Arnold Greene and Harold assistant grid coach at Princeton F Whitaker's forced Requested as Attention War Relic Challe- tory last week in the McLennan that some Inn A A second Leslie MacliditChell considered" be to have stars from and Michigan who now is 'dean of New Stebbins both York universit third to play second fiddle to Alsab as don Pictor Mioland and Porter's handicap Market Wise returned Yale fourth Walter LeRoy Mehl Schararchkopf He said that abandonment of Head Football Coach Charley students at Hamilton a post he across Madision and the Wis 'tables 4 :OS 7 a $890 Time $370 $450 Retters turned the Camp e nem ' record of 4 :OR S set by Bowser's staff Dr Greene quit- will retain Mrs Parker Corning' s Atten- board Attention came in $160 the rule "would certainly beininviThe abbreviated college Cherieotonerilp Fenak re1940 with a spectacular effort intensive for Dickson played end on the tation to set up dental practice at Haron show and tion for the time and the Pole vult —Won by A Richmond Mor- Saturday first $490 program will he 'swimming starting price uneorn and in the rich Flamingo stakes this winter took second and Sam- War Relic was $440 New Hampshire 14 feet cruiting and proselyting second when the risburg Pa and Stebbins star cago team that tied Illinois for Friday completed Fael Meadows Lockheed Aircraft A A worth 28150 tiel D Riddle's War Relic was 1no Angolea 13 feet s itirhon: third Obtained by Tutano forthe out- doubtedly there would be a reap- halfback on the last Pitt teams: the Big Ten crown in 1924 and the Uten and Aggiea ciahh for Ftroemel Columbia 13 feet 3 inches: third In the event—In which every lay of only $500 Market Wine pearance of the tramp athlete coached by Dr John 13 (Jo('k) following year was end coach at Coming out of nowhere wi 't' the mecond time in the Logan fourth Joseph Bakura Penn State 12 feet now quite obsolete" Sutherland said he will devote Minnemota Ate assisted Alonzo 8 inches of his old speed burst now won next ab for had advance favorite week's $112e40 pool according to Coach Mile we lk Albert Cicerone Pro- snatched third place back di the $50000 Widener handicap4 was a Formal action on any rule full time to his duties as a Pitts- Stagg at Chicago from 1926 to The winner of neither feature rtentual Insurance Aby A Charlie Welch of the "U" Newark second a as to 1928 be head taken and will tradeic then have lat Mont ever by burgh dairy firm executive Frank spent year Harriers longshot Redthorn atri crew record for change competitor challenged the A A New York ll sea-fathird Charles 1930 n and but Beloit at coach the 'Under Evashevski's regime last The biggest crowd of the In the face of Requested's light- the mile and onefurlong--- 1 min- the faculty renresentativea The Indian's won the openNew York A C fourth Daniel Hatnilton college won five son on the Wisconsin coaching Doon NeW York A C at Hialeah park 26571 got ning workouts this week the ute 48 seconds 'established by Crisler said that "opinions of the test 55- to IS and are exing Threfomile by Qregory Rice two be and Evashevski will solicited" staff lost directors a mile and in heavthrill not its crowd him and backed had first games eighth iquated by Stage Brevity lkas York A C second Fred WM pected to experience little After assisting Fritz Crisler for elinA third George DeGeorge New York $2500 race when Louis Tufa les ily and the pay-of- f The alternate plan Crisler points took the Hamilton job after starwas for hand $1310 ' in hanging up difficulty C fourth Arthur Schmidlein a $2 win ticket The place and Market Wise romped home in 1 out would comply with the re- ring at quarterback for Michigan five years at Princeton end two at consecuTime 11 '4 7 tRettra world' rec- astounding Cinderella horse A arfourteenth their 193'2 19:19 to ord of 11 '51 set by Rice 1041 ) an Rewas k et Wise from 1939 1910 and He 1938 for of forces in the armed seconds but beat one of the best show prices were $570 and $430 minute In Michigan quest wentern divinion tank tive Mile relay— Won by fleorisetowit (James' t 1910 in nn to came Hamilton from Northwestern Redthorn returned $630 and queatedneeded the comparatively Intensified athletic program and rusts Charles Wililapia Hugh James Hugh fields ever to run here title thin week end ' Shore second Fordham third Ohrhach secFrom dead last at the start $370 and Alsab closed at $5 even slow time of 1 minute 50 at the same time retain the vir- high school in Detroit and in his when he was appointed dean of A A New Twit fourth Villanova Time onds: senior year at Michigan won the students Market Wise came through han to show tues of a freshman rule 3 20 3 - -- - 38-2- 18-poi- nt V 10-min- i ( 42-3- ' I g-11 -i- 100-yar- d - 1 omi:ANO' 011460 ter - : t' 'k - ' : I - f ''' 1 :o ti o k ' 43'-- - 4 By Jimmy Hodgson :317t-ic- 4 ' 00-1- TR r 1 3 - two-mil- rs 0i1 C 1 t 1- Dave R Mitchell secretary of the Utah High School Athletic association returned home from a national educational convention- at San Francisco Saturday and !immediately set about the task : of preparing for the annual blue record-breakin- ft t 't''')z '' t-t- ? ' R " A 4:l'':'''' - t — - 4 (L!- 0- rom the ress Box in a 1 II ‘ haX171' W I 'lit - '1 NEW YORK Fel 28 (JP)—Greg Rice the little dynamo tot rnerly of Notre Dame shattered the world indoor record for :tht three-mil- e run by covering the distance in 13:457 in the of spectacular performances at the A A U championship In Madison Square Garden Saturday night Rice lapped every one of his opponents at least twice as he shaved more than five seconds from the mark he set a year ago and stole the show's thunder from Gil Dodds who earlier had beaten I t Iki t k :i to" ' t 4 j -- VA g ''--t ( '' Il :- ' -- Rice Breaks World Record t C I E r-7--1 ' ' 1I ri ' ri rv-0 ec) 'th IL Lialtia 40 -- 91 4---- C) Big Seven Conference Basketball Champions for 1942 I f --- 1 1 Putnam Horse COPS Purse Leahy Says Ramblers T'o Keep R ne Si tt ft Bullock Heads Weber Wins Semipro Loop Over Dixie ( rd Mac-Mitch- 15-ya- rd I ell Its i 1 P - fair-Leah- 22-da- ' ' I top-weight- ed F one-ha- lf t all-chur- ch IS-pou- nd 4-- 5 !! ! 11-1- PI - Ita-i- All-Chur- - ch e all-chur- ch - 1000-yar- m i Deliver Snares Gisler Offers Compromise Frosh rarlicipation Rule 48-a- - vintint Annexes Oaklawn Event - two-mil- 1 blue-cla- d A - College Cage Results 31-3- IR 1 111 1 d - one-sixteen- th 1 Ig 1 g P 11 ( 11 1 3-- 5 1 ) even-mone- 14 10o0-Yar- 1 lien-sa- e I 1 1 I8-ho- le three-quarte- rs - 1 six-furlo- 20-1- 60-Ya- 1 1 g 0 - ) 1 30-3- - A - - 11 34 - - A : I I 1 I- t Y i I A A Evashevski Signs With Pitt As 'Panther Backfield Boss I 1 1 (1 1 15 - : 9-- i 1 1 equested Whips Alsab -- $ - 40 - t Utes Aggies Schedule Sivim Battle 1 : en : ex-Pi- tt 1 1 r er P 1 victory 4 1 I 4 War-ye- n - ' ibarh I 'ea-so- : Time1-7:13- 1-- 4 5 : 1 A : 'Ford-he- I A :I-- Dick-graduat- 5 2-- I 1 i 5 - P I 3 - ' - - - - - - "1'0 -- 44trui-balLattsA- A AIAJte"A' g ''' - A '1- 1- - - - - - -- - - - Iiotika1011gaittA4-41stwAa"-Itta-- -e - - - a - — ea- - - 1 |
