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JADY FOR I. C. 4-A. INVASION WHEN ITy
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Berkeley Mermen Favored in N. C. S..Meet
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U. S. Golfers PAtO ALTO
Leads Parade
Hope To Shake PREPS MAY
In Bike Race
British Jinx -SET MARKS
SAN FRANCISCO, May 18 CJV-
PRESTWICK, Scotland, May -18 "Teams from nine schools In tha
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Frans .JTuelberg of Germany and ' Bobby Echtverrla held..the lead
; In San Francisco's six-day bicycle
! rac..t9day1_after_Hdine In a_Ue for Oral with Reggie McNamara."
ui^By_force. of .number? m .well as by Individual skill, America's
slmon-puree hope to ahaka jinx 1 hat-(r#lis~invadrn|pblXyri-RLJth
North Coast Section of tha Califor
nia' Inlerschdlastle FedtfittOh-WITT
via for tha annual N. C. 8. swim
ming championships tomorrow In
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WILDE'S
Newark. N. J,, and Sddie Taata, I.oa Angeles, for oevarat houra.
Duslberg and Kchavtrrla spurt ed to tha front lata laal night nd aa tha Mlh hour of the
British amateur golf champion ship here next.week. ,
Although' only two native Amer icans, Jesa Sweetser and Bobby
Four schools In tha Peninsula Athletic'League will ba represented --Palo Alto,. Sequoia, Burlingame and'San Joae; three from the East Bay Athletto League -- Berkeley,
Whether you bellovo In signs or not; you'll certainly acre* that employing its to move furniture la a sign* of wisdom, once you
race struck at midnight had cov
ered 1578 mils*. TfcNamarT"' and
Taata continued to lead In points. Standing# at mldnlght^Mth houri.
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Mils* Lapa Pta.
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Kchevarrta ........ UcNamara-Teata .
1371 0 206 1177 15 585
Jones, ever have won the title, the
current Urilted State*1 'challenge,
consisting as It does of all Wine
members of the victorious Walker
Cup team,
well as Jesae Gull-
ford. one-time Boston "slsge gun,"
Is. by no means taken, lightly, by
Alameda and John Swett Of Croc<
kftt and Ttmalpals nd Santa Roaa from tha North Bay League.
Team tltlea In tha "A" and divisions will -be decided with Se quoia and Berkeley teams expelled to put up, the etlffeet fight for the championship. Coach Bob Fraaer'e
nperlrncrthrllRTTER way eye do-IILCapable-movers -modern
Wilde's Transfer
Yatss-O'Hrtsn ..... Wlntar-Schallar ... lllll-McCoy .............
1377 11 278 1577 11 184 1377 10 141
British crltlcfc.
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Little Haa Chance
Bookmakers, In fact, Hava , In
Palo Alto team will ba tha "dark
horse" of the meet.
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In the laet seven years that the'
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Mpeneer-Arratola .. Hodman-Basques . TroJiFTirTti? ...
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stalled Johnny Goodman, Ameri meet hag been held the Vikings can open champion, as corfararil with tnVSebT, Jack' McLean, for have finished second In three of Ihe
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the title won so unexpectedly a fpeete. Palo Aljo won the 130-
year ago by DA-year-old Michael pound title last-year and finished
Midget Cara May
Scott Not far behind him In the second In the unlimited date which list of odda are the other eight was won by Berkeley.
Set Records At Alviao Tonight
Walker Cup stars--George Dunlap, who was eliminated by'Scott tn the semi-finals last year at fit. Andrews; Gus Morelarid. Jack
Lloyd Wilson, Viking breaststroke ewlmmer, Is expected to aet a new record in the 100-yard breaststroke race for Class ''B."__WI!aon_neg(fc_
NOTICE
Westland,' Francis - Oulmct, Max Mated the distance fqur seconds
New^lKorP' track automobile apaad records Are predicted tonight at the Alviao speedway when the spectacular sport vt midget car racing la held.
Standing out among' tha field are four special 4-40 outboard mo tors, piloted by BUI Bettrtdga the eneational - young driver from Hollywood who thrilled the ractng fane last Friday night with his peed and clever driving, Chas Allen who has made a nama for himself at lndlanapolla, Al Wil
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kXTU CO*Nt./MAet* OU6N7 TO Fit HIM FOR* 4115 UEU) 40C>.
Siaku anono* TM a*mc u i* frm '
Maraton, Chandler Egan, Johnny faster than the meet record of
Fischer and Larson Little.
1:21.8 thle year and .should have
So far only Marston and Egan, little trouble repeating hla per-
of the Americans, have arrived 'formahee Saturaay."The'Tbcal_prep=^
on the scene to test their, shots men should also crack the record In
over the 6,531-yard championship the four-man "B" 10O-yard relay.
layout. These two veterans tramp Jack' ' Wilson, Ed Seaton,* Ted
ed around the course yesterday Holmes and Bill McKaig xiere tim
and returned Identical cards of 77, ed In 49 seconds flat this season.
four over par. All the, other In The. Record mad* last year by Wil
vaders were due in today or to
morrow. Draw Is Obstacle
The biggest obstacle In the path to an American victory Ilea In tha
son, Seaton, McKaig and Grlnnell
Is :90.8.
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The meet wm, start at 10:30 o'
clock tn the morning wth trial
events. Finals will be-ran off' in
Fishing tackle
ia gold here
for the
sole purpose --
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of
^ CATCHING FISH
(Signed)--
liam* who raced for several years t Ascot and a naw car and driver who has been winning races in tha east with hla faat Job..
Tha claim of BUI Bettrldge, Hoioywo^d schoolboy mi driver to tha 1954 championship on short
15 Mermen Expected To Eclipse Record In Card Meet Tonight
draw. Every Walker Cup player except Goodman la In one half of (he draw. Oulmet and Moreland
will meet In the first round and the survivor jwll! clash with Fisch er. assuming tha Cincinnati young ster gets by his Initial opponent.
the afternoon at 3 o'clock. No wo men will be a'dmltted to the morn ing races. Admission Is 15. cents I to student* and. 29 cents to out-1
alders.______:____________________ - 1
SMITH'S
^ On the Circle
: racks will bs challenged tonight.
Graham Patrick Stirling. Thus
The young speed demon has been hallengcd to a special match by
the American contingent will lose .Every tn* of the 15 entries In Bob Clark of Stanford; The record at least two of ita_number before
Savings to Cheer You Up
.'harlea Allen, veteran driver,
Beccali After
the Senior Pacific Association's of 6:16.8 Is held by John Paulsen the third round Is reached, 1440-yard freestyle championship of U. S. C.
race tonight In the Stanford pool '
Diving Exhibition
should better the meet record set The mee: gets under way
THE-
SPRING BRIGHTEN-UP EVENT
Cunningham Race
MILAN. Italy, May 18 <* >-- .ulgl Becealt, - Italy^ - Olympic
In 1923 by Lester "Buster" Smith of the Olympic Club.
Norton ThornUm, Stanford coach, Cinder whose direction the
meat ..la -being _bld_wlIL be _sur-
promptly at 8 o'ckck. In addition to heats und finals in the two races, exhibition diving will be given by Milton Friedman, Tom Booths and Maurice-Berger of the
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tSOO-mstr* champion, today said prlaed If the record of 6 minutes, .Stanford team. A 50-yard race for
ii was ready to go to tha United 8 seconds la not surpassed by each Stanford squad members also will
Uatea for a race against Glenn conteetant. 8mtth`a record has be held. General admission to the
'unnlngham and BUI Sonthron. been on -the bo.ka for 12 years races Is 40 <:ente and 25 cents to
America's two great mils runners, simply - because this la the first students..................
t he could get a furlough from year since 1983 that the *vent>has The order of heats la as follows.
tie municipal Job hera.
been . held, outdoors.
^----- First- and second-plaoe-..winners
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, Coast League
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Beccali has bean Invited to run
Olds Favored
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will compete In the final.
Tha fact that every one of the 440-yard freestyle: First Heat--
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n an. Invitation meet at Princeton >une II In a mile run to which tonthron, Cunningham, Gene
,'enake and Jack Lovelock. Oxford tudsnt, have bean Invited. Beccalf, who haa never ran the nil* distance ao far as known ere. holds tha world record of 49 for 1500 metrea, tha "Olympic nils." Ha defeatad Lovelock last ummer a short time after the Ox-
ord runner.had let. a new_world nark of 4:07A for the mil*. .
IS mermen haa bettersd the record In practice Is an Indication of the class the race holds. "Buster'.' Olds,-of Palo AtUs who will be competing for the Olympic Club tonight Is favored to win the event. "Buster" has been timed In 4:58.2 for the distance. Art Lindegren, San Francisco Y. M. C. A. tar, la the chief threat to Olds. Llndagren . won over the local boy recently -twer the - 280-yard - free style distance but-Olds is believed
Kuhn (Stanford); lllrsch (Olym pic Club); Tuffo (Golden Gate Junior College)- and-Relnert and Monat of th<r Y. M. C. A. Second lleat -- Gilman (Olympic Club); Llndegrrn (Y. M. C, A.); Park and Magy <Y. M. C. A.) and Sexton (Menlo J. C.). Third lleat--Olds (O. C); Don Peterson (Stanford froshl. and Weatherby. Walker and Hewton of tie Y. M. C. A.
440-yard breaststroke--First Heat --Foster- (Stanford); Alger (Y. M.
Sacramento ..........................**
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Oakland ...................................; * .422
Portland Seattle
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Hollywood 12. Seals 2.
Oakland 3. Portland 2.
Los Angoloo 4, fissions 1.
Soattlo I. Sscrsmonto 4.
HOW TM K tXFIXS STAND
Hollywood 2, Soalo 1.
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Loa An*oloo 2. Mlsslona 1.
Oakland 2, Portland t.
Soattlo 2,- Sscramonte- 1...........
. - National-League--
Wester'n Track the stronger performer over the
longer route.
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Bob Foster, captain-elect of the
Meet Opens Today Stanford varsity team, la expected
to set a new American reeerd In
Hi# 44ft*y*fd bfeislelmke race wllh
CHICAGO. May 18 (At-Andthtr hla principal competition coming hapier_Qf_Jn<Jina'_stragg)e_tq -from-Warren_Smith_ of .the. Lake overthrow Michigan as western side Swimming Club and Capt. onferenc* track and field chain-
C. A.); Sutton (Lakeside) and LlvingsU-n (Stanford). Second Heat-- Clark (Stanford); Johnson (Olym pic Club) and Cox, Blackman and
Kent f tha Y, M, C, A. Third Smith (LlltMidili Jctmion
(California) end Ray Lyman Wil bur _Jrn~ and -Teaadale (Olympic Club). .
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po(on ,.. i S,kivn ., Philadelphia C'ncl *tl
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NfW-Yerk.9. C)nels*l 3.t Brooklyn 2, Flttaburgh 1.
St. Loula 5, Boaton 3.
Chicago 10, Philadelphia 3.
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>lvn loomed today In the qualify-
ng trial* for the 83rd annual
Allison's Return -neet
Maramdlle Has ,
American League
Again, it promised to be a battle
Boosts Cup Hopestetween Willie Ward, Michigan
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