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Alto the past week, final examinations al Association of BasketballT teat tomorrow afternoon c have occupied the attention of most . of the Cards. Captain "Dtnty" Moore, Art Stoefen, Ken Bell and a few others were expected out this afternoon for another light session Coaches, most In New York and at that time all the latest wrinkles in America's oldest nstlte jgame will be aired. . _ . . Boles Committeeman EMINENT P ARAGRAPHS Stanford Stadium track ar Community Field baseball dh At Stanford, the VHOng and 110-pound trackmen i competition that started thh with all hands ready to report to morrow. . Coach John Bunn, Stanford men tor, Is a member of both rules By'Beecher Kellogg noon on San Mateo High s : track in the 130 and 120-pout Stanford's first opponent In the dbast trial at Seattle next Wednes groups and will attend the sessions. Whether Bunn will take with him "Patchea**. Thomas, that color ful and classy football player, haa sions. The meet starts at 4 Coach "Hod" Ray's baneha day night will.be Oregon State, the Pacific Coast's campaign for Coach Bunn was lrformed' this banishment of the center Jump has morning. Washington, and Southern not yet been determined. Coach Callfornia_wilt pair off for the. first Bu r r today indicated that he would game of the evening with the two be willing to again foster the move /Vritors facing each other the next ment If given any encouragement Vght . . Winner of the tournament will Last year the . rule change mef with disapproval by the national Immediately entrain for New York! and the finals that start April IS. Making clear that Stanford isn't bigwigs only because of political chicanery.. ' ' counting her chickens before they Bunn may be able .to represent, a hatch. Coach Bunn admitted today that round-trip tickets for New York have been purchased for nine members of the Indians squad, o Nine Man Team Allowed Frank Croaaettl, the Yankees* shortstop, fouls a long one down the thlitl base line as his club goes through a workout at St. Petersburg, Fla. . united Paclflo Coast Conference if he argues tbs Issue, .The southern division is In favor or abolishing the tip-off, as Jt was last'year, and In dications are that the northern di vision will also join the elan. * '* The purchase was made, BunA ex DSetaVneufoverdToSqHueaadd* plained. In order to get a special rate. All other teams Iti the tourney hsva done likewise. . Olympic Games regulations allow only a nine-man team for the fi nals so Bunn has pared Ms squad to that figure. The n!ne who will make the trip--If the Cards win at Seattle--are: Luiscttf, Turner, Lee, SALICA MAKES DEBUT Northern Foil Close A questionnaire mailed by Bunn SAN FRANCISCO. March 19. -- Indicates that the northern sector Lou Satlca, Brooklyn's Italian "dy Is nearly evenly divided. The count namiter" makes his debut here to stands three- to two In favor of morrow night In Dreamland Audi elimination with one university not torium when he faces Small Mon heard from. tana, world's flyweight In a 10-round bout. champion.: Coach "Heo" Edmundson, Univer sity of Washington mentor, wbo has been ousted from Santa Clara for reasons not specifically an nounced. And thus Is another hard blow hit at Coach "('Upper'' Smith's hope* for a champion ship eleven. , The Bronca, It will he remem bered, started out like a house afire last season, but faded fast after the first game. Smith Is pre paring to remedy all that this year. . It Isn't even summer yet hut football coache* are getting ner- roue all ever the country. At Stanford ^Ttny" Thornhill has the Jitters waiting Mil April 1 when hell start spring practice,. At I^fayette Ernie Never* Is having the saip affliction, , plays a return game with U Jeo preps of San Francisco, t pitch ast for-3:30 o'clock. 1 afternoon tho Galileans <1 Palo Alto' 7 to fi In a hard game; Either Graham or Nells- get the pitching asilgnm* Palo Alto, thus giving Art L Viking's ace twirler. a rest, Headed by Les Steers, s event man and PAL, record and Aubrey Raymond, later tlon at the mile distance, Pal varsity track squad Is given an even chance with the i San Mateans. Palo Alto ehould have an the 110-pound class, Con* Johns believes though d^cs diet the final outcome. Alton Pegs and Lee L< will handle the varsity sprl the latter wilt havo a lap In lay. Bill Lane, a snphonu looks like a comer to (load will likewise nln in the re Stoefen. Nobs, 2onne, Moore, Cal- At Fight TourneyiLderwood and Robertson. These men. foundation of the Oregon long bean a foe of the change and State Insisted that the jump'be used In "`w!th the addltton of Ken Bell, will squad (list Coach "Slats" GUI will the recent conference -championship quarter. Steers wttl be entered In * Jump, high hurdles t n<l die go north for the series. send against Stanford. Three regulara from -last y. ear's Wally Palmberg, high - scoring, northern division champions and | left-handed forward, leads the Beav- four lettermen reserves, form the fra. 1 series, admits In a letter to Runn that though ha votes for the Jump now. he may soon chinge his atti tude. Headed by Sims DeVeuvo, 1930 Paclflo Coast Intercollegiate lightheavyweight champ, five Stanford latter a new event for him Five points are expected moml, who ran a 4:48 mll< Interrinse meet, while Kent Edmundson Reconsiders boxers will Wear the Cardinal col- should take the broad Jump ANGELL TR;This year's regulation not requir ora In the annual college tourna ing officiate to handle the bail after ment tomorrow and Saturday nights the goal has been completed re moved a serious fault-from the plan, at Sacramento*---------- ---- . - - HAS FIRST T Edmondson wrote. Other members of the squad are That the Jump may be on the way out In the Midwest and East was voiced by Ban Van Alatyne, Michi gan State coach, la a letter Bunn. Van Alatyne wrote In un Captain Dick Wlnxler, lightweight: John Pease, middleweight: Barney Greenlee, llghtheavy; and John Fowler, heavyweight. Coach Myron Scholl Is not opti Expected to be one of t eat on the coast and ca most carefully planned u slructed . track in Auiert Coach "Dink" Templeton equivocal language "the center Jump mistic for a Stanford team victory, ford's Angoll Field got i Is on the way otit-,4n this section." though he Is hoping for one or two test this afternoon. Individual victories. DeVeuve has n .Card trackmen, proper Favorite Falters chance to retain his crown, Conch their first dual meet of t Schali believes, though ha feats the against Fresno .Stale ' H In Tanforan Race field will be tougher thin year than went through their final last. ' - - the 11-layer track th Final examinations have taken eight months to build. SAN BRUNO, March 19 t.Vt -- their toll of the Stanford fighters. Construction of the tree Jovtus, six-year-old black gelding But few practices havo been held ed last July under the owned by L T. Whitehill, of Chula by the team members this week. of E. B. "Sam" McDom Vista, won the one-mils feature race at Tanforan racetrack here yester day. ... The time was 1:88 1-0. "* As to Washington Stats retaining her team championship. Coach Schnll contends that the Cougars may he In for a surprise. Strong squads Prof. Charles Moser. Mo $23,000 were spent In the < tlon. . The quarter mllo track \ 220-yard straightaway, Slapped-ran-tecond and Ssguro. from San - Joao-Stata- ami. Califor wide- or. room. ar-slx. hut third. The post time favorite. Dark nia will press the Cougars ali the eight running lanes. The Winter, owned by Fred M. Alger, way, ha says. ...... -....................... ........ has becn~ built up to the Jr., of Detroit, ran a poor race and To date 61 entries have been re-i the track with three Jump had no excuses. . celved. New Angell Field repk jl/flgS HOGLE, the director in charge of r'l the Time* Cooking School at the Var sity Theatre, i, thrilled over her official "`Wahington Blue" car -which haa been dis played during'the show in the foyer of the theatre--rshe says it's just the color discrimInatlng women want, a dressy shade that ii idea? for formal occasions and yet smart enough for eporta 1 and outings--and the' startling fcppre of all. I, that