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ROGRAM ARRANGED FOR H. S. TURF SPORTS PAGE A14ifr Alameda High Tracktsers To Open Palo Alto Prep Season AY EVENINO, MARCH 14. 1830 PAGE ELEVEN Coscb George Slewed'# Pmla Alto Union High School trackmen wlirget under way for the 1M0 on In earned tomorrow when track and field stars from Alameda High School dash in a dual meet on the old Stanford oval. The Palo Alton* have met outside According to Nahnikd i ltd Boxing Entries For Olympic Five competition only once, and that was when a few of the Vlklnae com bined with Sequoia to meet the*----___- - - .. _ Hat who experimented ( Menlo Junior College men. The _ both eats and dogs are Zaptain For Bear-Jaysee In Semi-Final ?, *ood ,h,,wln ">1 Sgt. Lawrance First this rather badly managed meet.J r r* t* s-* blind. although the Menlo men came out i Ift POUCe CUH SftOOfS Egypt has the oldest eeuvt asm \31 Johnson Meet Posted A. A. U. Match considerably in the lead. I _ rnmEmtswthePrtMh.aKk,rowgihti, 1*#..expecte_d_to j "Itn a total of 20* points Sgt. L. tb, MO u4 mil. .vent,, for h, ,p11<"t^L'y"'t r"`!b '*d ords In Uw world. d Johnson, light-heavyweight xout artist of tbo Cord lealhuh<n, woo loot night elected BERKELEY. March 14--Prob* >tn of tho 1991 boxing tooa. non, Junior registered from able entry lists for tho University of California track team and the vard, hot won tbo majority of combined teams of Modssto, Men >outo thlo quarter, including a lo and San Mafto Junior Colleges round kayo over Qaorgo Gar- for Saturday's meet at California of Californio, oooot oollogloto Oval were announced here yeeter- ipion loot yoor. ond will sue- day. The meet It scheduled for 2 Copt Ralph Malcolm, leader o'clock. nli year's boning equod. California entries wit! be limited the meeting of the boning at the time of the meet. Extra <1 prior to tho election loot heats will be run to allow all en t. It woo llkewioe decided that trants to compete, although only Redshirt* would bo represent- the results of finals wilt be count y either a three or five-men ed in seorlag. The entries; t at the For Weetern Interest- Mite: - Mossmaa, Henderson, >te Boning Tourney ot Seattle Novo, Grtllo, Voorheet (Calif.); \prll 4 ond 6. SlmpeoffT ErkIHa (8. M.); Morgan. Davenport (Men): Lundgren ntiac Tribe Wins (Mod). 100: -- Bleby, Wilson, Sparks. Basketball Contest Barlow, Waasermon (Calif.); Seagel <S. M.); Stark (Men.); Styles. Powell (Mod.). .e Pontiac Friendly Indian bo* 440: -- Pratt, Johnson, Wayman, all team of Polo Alto defeated Boodshu. Jensen, Nock, Bezzeride*. Algonquin Friendly Indlaao of Lucas. (Calif.); Eastman, Eslane wood City for the champion* <8. M); Stark, Detrick (Men.); of the Sequoia*Palo Alto ee* Holman (Mod.). yeeterday afternoon at the 190 Hurdles: -- Eckert, Captain munlty Houee court by a PofolotU, Werdel, Bliss, Eisner of 19 to 9. (Calif.): Kingsbury, Coleman. <&. ' Pontlace captained by Hideo M.); Hromadka, Johnson. Phelps. ukawa ehowed euch superior MeComb (Men.); Jsckson (Mod.). in the first half that the Al* Two-Mile: -- G. Wilson, Meckel. KANSAS OTT. March 14 (J*-- hu bM, Improving hi. tlm. by ,Pol r* D'"*;'mnt m.mh.r. tn th. Lika a lone warrior gone forth notmld.r.bl. .mount, ,t vry, "",h *nd ,h**1 ,h",t lo * to battle In a distant land, the timing mod I, to good form now. I "nd*r ,h ATM Aadonoo moy bo .01. to do] B*v",*r * ,h Notloool '* ">* Olympic Club of San Francisco o dvo-potot jump for th, Vtklnit,:"" hd oo tonight will uphold tbs basket lo tbo polo voult. H. hu bad I -l*ht-Pln t l-ad cv.r Offlr.r W F ball prestige of tho Far West against three Mid-Western fives In the semi-final round of the Na tional A. A. U. basketball tourna ment. Paired against Bethany College of Lindeborg. Kan. the Olympics UlO, tin for pracilc., but went:r k- "ho WM ln ,hlrd P1-'- *nd over 10 feet I Inches against Men thus noeed him nut for second lo. A number of men are turning landing ov*r th* tournament. out for tbs shot put event, and Sgt. R. E. Lawrance was second should bo able to taka aome lat night with 2ft* and ltd the potato. Capt Stan Sivertson should department with n averse* of got a first In tbs high hurdles. 202 8 over the whole period. Re-' Tho broad Jump, Javelin and dis suit*: will battle at l.lb o'clock. Tho second game at 919 o'clock will match the Henry* of Wichita, Kan., runners-up last year, and another college aggregation. East Central Teachers of Ada. Okie. Henry's are repeaters. They were In the. semi-finals a year cus are not promising numbers for tbo Vikings In view of the way ths Alamsda boys shaps out In theos field events. Bines tbs Alameda men have al ready been under way for some time, and have had two outside meets already, they have a good t . it. Affirm* IV y. fVrV Affv*r Dr'jc- n-ivnt-m .. OlLf H. V 7!*........... Svt. R. K r>fr- . Afficr- T'-H--rt i:.>rm.n Set K. E. ___ Off:-*r r. I! ... ........ JIM* -------IM ..,^41 ego, advancing Into the finale at chance of copping from the Palo t o u r n e y evgaaots 1 the expense of Ke-Nash-A of Ke nosha. Wla, the team they elim inated last night lb the second Alto Athlete#. Stewart's men may **t It. R l.jwrane*........................t be in good however. enough shape to win, 5e. 1.. M. Ori*h ................ im - riffleer W. p iw.t Officer r.orman ........... j'.jx overtime game of the tournament, rh#f II A. Z'rlt ............ IMS to qualify for the final four. Bethany defeated the South Side Ostenberg Looks Hot WfWr K P I.i T*nca ............tffl* Rrur B<j)ntpn ............ ]< V. K. twVlH ....................... I4f. Turners of Indianapolis, upsetters of the dope In beating out the In Oakland Workouts Officer Paul .121.2 favored Kansas City Strandbergs Palo Alto ranked sixth In the ssrly In ths week. Turners went FRESNO. Calif., March 14. (JTt-- United States which result* at the to the semi-finals In 1922. Esst Leo Ostenberg, former Hollywood end of four weeks were rriraxed. Central Teacher* ousted the Mur- ball player, end the latest acquisi and local officer* are awaiting the phy-DId-H team from Omaha, tion ef the Oakland club of the announcement of returns over the collection of Creighton University Pacific Coast League, today en complete period. Chrysler Owners Attention Now Is the Chrysler spring to hats | eve* to Joe Day and Chao. Fsgao Sid High St* mm rhsso 11799 New Shanghai Cafe Pritite Boollu Counter Scrriea Good Scrrko Reuouablo PricM Ciunetc ud Anericu Dulm iulna were unable to make a L. Pool, Bigelow (Calif.); no en athletes The Olympics wen from joyed prospects of playing short* the etending at this time tries posted by Junior colleges the Kansa/ City Athletic Cub. n< atop the coming season for the g to 0. However, in the W0:--Lancaster, J. Smith, Wall. other touted entry composed most bey teem.. nd half the Algonquin* began Wright, Zellman, Van Fleet ly of players who this year com While Manager Carl Zamloch (jSsAnsdcs 530 Emenoa St. Phone P. A. 5752 et their shooting eye and made (Calif.); Eastman, Twadell <8. peted on the Unlventty of Mis had originally intended the post* tirly good ehowiag by getting M.); Davenport (Men.); Kelley, souri team which won tho Big Uon et short for Bernis Derive), r nine points, four of which Jensen (Mod.). . Six conference basketball title. roe who was obtained by the Oaks e in the last fsw minutes of 290: -- California entries same Quarter-final results: from the Shreveport chib. Oaten- aa 100-yard dash;' (8. M.); Me* Bethany, 9]; South Side Turn berg's showing to yesterdays* game Fedrles (Men.); Stylqs, Powell ers. IS. during which he helped the second CMod.rr------------------------------------------ -- H*nry*,2S; Ke-XwbA, & (over team, defeat .tha^ttimlan-sLto_X. egon University 290 Hurdles: -- Captain Pogo- time). made him en excellent poaelblltty totti. Klbre. Werdel, Utah (Calif.); Olympic Club. 90; K. C A. C. for the post Nine To Turn Out Coleman, Ronecin (S. M): Hro East Central Teachers, 44; Mur Because of a two-game aeries -GENE. Or,, Marth 14. OB--! madka, (Men.); Johnson, Jackson, Pbelps, McComb Holman (Mod ). phys, 39. against the Sacramento Senators opening tomorrow, the Oaklender* ball practice probably will be | Shot: -- DeBerry, Lang, Waters, Community Diamondted at the University of'Ore*! Stern. Sebaldach. D. Bell (CaJif.); with the opening of the spring , Bianford (S. M.); Stark, Holstrum. Restored To.Shape-ster late this month. ] Tod (Men.); C. Johnson, P. John ne executive council of the< son. Larsen (Mod ). 1 Institution has decided Bill Javelin: -- Akerg, .Sotto, Curtle, nhart will continue to coach Churchill, Markwart, Snyder amity baseball team besidesj (Calif.); Seymour (8. M.); Peder sting Dr. Clarence W. Spears son (Mod.). A crew of city employes spent several hour* yeeterday restoring Community Fields baseball dia mond to presentable shape and wilt have an easy day of It ln camp today, with only a brief workout scheduled. So far Erol* Lombardi, holdout catcher, has failed to give In and sign hi* contract However, Vic Devineensl. Oaka secretary and treaeura, believe# he can Indue# the ted to report beforo long. ntOM AN rkANCUCO A mOUNDTWP Aw pde*MHreb^| OKI WAT Sl> `kaiceuuf'M/tAuf SaHtoge e kee Angela* eeO iSpeI>TM. wSTPfuCTbvm *24l.ou^^ y-ds> totmwnUmtt 3t n ON WAT 919 Fere* InaleO* Meala an# lerfb JEASSEQ LOSANSSUtSSTBAWMBPCB RADIO FROOB Dally By W, F. FULLER CO. Fuller's Moteriolo Used Exclusively by ... REILLY & CO. fatoteiw--Pagerbangare i tBOgridtron squad. I High Jump:--Jackievitch, Biaga- 'be* ijfca* half of last year's! man. Mansell, Swords, Rice. En *b*B regulars have graduated. right. Cannon (Calif ); Pas. Sisson MdlPt outfield with the ex*! (8.M.); Beacon, McCarthy (Men ); ion of Kramer Barnes, who Clement, Ranson (Mod.). two more . Is out. years of eompetl* . Pole Vault: -- tensen, Pederson. Caaaady, G. Pool, Chris Scriv- when they were finished they cart ed away a couple of wagon loads of cut grass and a few hundred weeds which had cropped up dur ing the winter season. At present. Palo Alto high's team ii Using the field, but it will re THE JUDGES IDEA Patrons of the Boston Braves will be entertained by a'band con cert before every homo gtfts this 219 University Avenue TeL Palo Aft# 4gf| PHONE F. A. 4121 ri Cbannlag die. Mi Alto LEADER ner, Kobllek. Salmon, Reynolds turn tp the Viking lot when <Callf); Miller, Deacon (Men); weather permits. Jevene, Olsen (Mod.). Discus: -- Benjamin. DeBerry. Lang. Scholdach, Waters, Bell | j(Calif.); Eubanks (S. M.); Tod, Exhibition Baseball 1930'S BIGGEST Norgerd, Holstrum (Men.); Peder ' By AmartetedFreei -- son, C. and D. Johnson, Larsen (Mod.). ^ Broad Jump: -- Gilmore, Man- soil. W. Sparks, Lom. Bias, G. Smith, Carlsen (Calif.); Masureon, Klopstoek (8. M.); Deacon. Price (Men.); Jackson, Styles, Holman. Ranson (Mod.). Relay: -- California--any of tho At Clearwater. Fla. -- Brooklyn (N) 9; House of David 0. Today* Gnmee At Los Angeles--Chicago (N) vs. Loe Angeles (PCL>. At St. Petersburg, Fla.--Phila delphia (A) ve JBp#tonAN). At FL Lauderdale, Fla. -- St Louis (Aimss^BXifSgAff>. BARGAINS^ '<(__________ _________ ____ lib'll MTfto, bribf Am <m mMf M >