THE MICHIGAN DAILY
THURSDAY, APRII. 21, 192) 1
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q VVI~l EI SS!hULLER TO SWIM
u, t F r z'.' EX BTHN EVENTS AT iT P,1
¢ETE PN1 R/VL NINPOOL NEXT WEEK'
L .Thixxr Wecis mxuller, worl's gre at
-- ~E's t 4i nnmci-, has aoeepteti an invxit a-
Enr I mt'Feaa~'ni c'r,,. ion f r(}iom-,'. Ti eblt Mann l t give
3, i i4 siu'yC(if Evet ; Purd,<i ; j'pio0of fastswimming in!
c0rtl~Iwetlr iscfg ipon ol 1 etue next weclK.
Tl~ ex ct.lay, that 'the famous'
SPECIAL RA' ; CARDED i ini' rwill rr ive lhere i not
--;Iciiwn ai-t the fi)esi'0Ct timle. 1e
(By ssoiutr I~es~)of l~5visit will be 'iZiolnneed liifl'.r
PIAILiIA Api20WIth?,, uleris supreme at; eve 'yr
last minute e;ntries of Mlnsoaad ll n(' J)to 500 yaihds with his mostl
Illiois "ih.W enCofrnc ~e lfAts in the 40, 1(X 220.,n
universit ies wl ofictein lhe 33rdt) ti-cc1; stylie events in the shortl
annual University u of ll jislyva.nia Pool.
Relay carnival oni April 29 and 30. 3'leh~i his most rein',-U ible cftott
Thi isthelages enrylist from (iv(:( called Ithe imeect, outstanding ac-
the conferc since the Mtart of the ,coifl]lisllment in afll history of the,
carnival. Only otwetr and Puxr- ,sport, is his astounding time for- the
dlue of the3Bi !Tn ,will not be0 rep)- }"century", :49 4-5 s~etiis, irinig the
resent cd. ' course of which hie-was officially
With Ro;la>nd Lo ? e, ]I bew'y ;Pai;sseil lt at 17 2-5 seconds in the 40,
and Jack 1so n Schlz.runngin ecalasoaworld's record.
100 andl 200-yard dashes 5 iad ith1 Charles A. Dean, prominent A. A. U.
Lord hl~nrghley and his1 Cam erdge O llia os stated that breakting 50
teammates in snxc; ia and(,elay events, seconds for the century is far 'mere
this year's prog ramr promises to fur- remarkable than swimming the Eng-
nish some' unusually good campeti- 1flsh channel inasmuch as experts'
tion. Nearly every section of the coun--1 were formnerly unanimously agreed~
try is represented and an entry from 'that it was physically impossible to
Delta Collegiate Institute ocf lIlamiiilton lower the 50 second mark.
Ontario, and the Camlbridg1 team give 13By displacing Arne Borg's standard,
the relays an internxationatl flavor, for the 500 yard distance by moreI
The University of Wisconsin isI than lour full seconds in the phenom-
sending a" com~lcte teaul ninicludiinlgeiliil time of 5:28 1-5, Weismuller re-1
men for the sie'cial event. .Robert; assertedl his supremacy at this dis-
Kreuz, who finished second in the; tanee, apparently the limit, however.
Javelin lact year, is regardecd as the lDurinf; the course of this .performance
thr~. --,, T A fcJ rintaiPcZrnrni~
BOT TOfrLEY ANDBL EXCELL AT niinir BiELTAYMOHIO RELAYS ATTRACT STARS FROM
DRIVWING I N UNS FOR CARDI NALSPrUnR LELA1 MANY SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEAMS
.'y. = \ in i H L (Scial to, The Daly) second in the triathlon the all-'round
§§::~W:~S -KrI 111 II i 1 11 'IH CIN H ..A. ril Oflars tn 'wjiht .hn n-innnhin whch i nuo
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Neil hweslern VIiinersity lltis To Win
tjlj'w( Mile Relay tD°3t ' More CTo
CVet 'Ii1)At Kann,,,sR1'-a s !
E' TO FACE FAST FIE3LD
LA~'IL \FKans., April 20- The
two ilrlayT, for2universty classI
tenanis onth program of the Fifth An-
nual Kansas Relays here April 23
w ill be watched with especial interest
because of the fact that Coach Yrtank
Hill of Northwestern university will
have a team in the race which will be
striving to cinch for their school the
permanent possession of the Kansas
City Star challenge cup offered for
he event.
jThe Northwestern tecam won the
two-mile relay at Kansas in 19324 and
1926. However, the team will 1)e minus
the services of Alvan Martin, great
half miler who finished college com-
petition last year.
Other winners of the two-mile, re-t
flay at the Kansas carnival have been
the University of Nebraska and Ames.
The Iowa State College team, or
Ames, also holds the meet record for
the event through having won in 11,25
in the time of 7 minutes 56.2 seconds.
Coach Bob Simpson of Ames will have
a fast two-mile team again this sea-
son and1 so will Coach Shulte of Ne-
braska if he chooses to run this par-
ticular relay.
Other fast two-mile combinations
include the teams of Oklahoma, th~e
Kansas Aggies, Missouri, Wisconsin
and Marquette University.
SYRACUSE.-The Penn State box-
e rs won the intercollegiate boxing
team championship here last Satur-
day.
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every ,u lagi ude rill vie for indivi-j
duial anidxtea.m honors here Saturday
in tihe fourth annualI Ohio Relays,,
sponsored 1)y Ohio St ate University.
Trhe meet. will be held in the Ohio
{ t adium.
Many of thle ch-ampions of a year
ago w~ il be lxbck for further con-1
quests. The growing size of the meetI
hio wx or, promises even stiffer coin-I
pet it ian than in previous years, G. M.
Trautman, assistant Ohio State at h-
letic director, and WV. I). Griffith, meet
mlanagei-, who are in charge of the
Relays, assert.
tAmong last year's winners who
have tossed their chapeaus into the
1927 Ohio Relays ring are Michigan's
great sprint relay teamin; andl Bernie
Shively. Illinois' all-'round star. In
the 1926 Ohio Relays thve Michigan
relay team set a new meet record
in the one mile relays with a mark
of 3 nmm. 2>.1 seconds. Shively was
to the Ohio Relays.
Other stars wvho will participate IN-
clude 'Captain Phil Northrop, of'
Michigan; "Tiny" Lewis, athletic
"ace" at Northwestern Unierit y;
fBenzel, of Indiana; and Harold Ken-
nedy, star Ohio State distanic run-
ner. Lewis is one of the bes,-t shot
putters in the country, while Kennediy
for two years has been the Blig Ten
indoor mile champion. Northrop coimi-
petes in the high and broad jumps,
pole vault and javelin throw.
More than 100 university, collegel,
and high school teams are expected,
for the meet which will be held.,ai
or shine, on Saturday. The ineet
being condensed into one dlay t his
year, preliminaries will be held Satur-
day morning, and the finals in the
afternoon.
The revised program calls for more
than 30 events, of which 16 are relaty
races.
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Senior
favorite in the evens: this year i'c z:;> se 1. A. U. sta st owea -' i '-ll" e Jim Bottoinlev, first baseman, iand Lester Tli,,infielder, are b~eing
of the r radation of edn of :\aine, stamina by swimming the first 220 fcounted onl to repeat their brillianit performances of lust year for the
the w.inne in 1926., yards in 2:15, three seconds faster I world's cham)pion Cardinals. Only three Natio nal league players drove.
M1innesota andl Illinois; will have thanl the good time of Capt. Paul j i 100 ru:is or more last season. rTwxo of themr were llottoiley and Bell,
entris in the four-mile relay chain- Samnpson at the furlong, and by main-I the former driving ini 120 amid the, latter 100.
pions ihip race, along with Wisconsin,E taining his pace for the full route; Bell and Dot tolihiy\e' mmes(f n le hadwteitigen
Ohio State, I-arva rd, Princeton, Penn whl asn togsim cm fieldls in thle major leagues lasti year. Ikttoinley at first, Rogers H~orns-
State, Cornell, Union and 1.0 other in- tainly, wilted-more than a tank lengthbyaseodBlltthrndT my heno athrtc psdte
stiuton frm il est.OhicStte ehi1lslugging quartet. This yeamth lineup has been slightly altered, Flornshy
has raw n thespole Samson again broke i e trdrlytasgae his oven na- having been traded to thoeNewv ork Giants for Frank Frisch and pitcher
Mihgnhsetrdrly t aitonal intercollegit ark for theRig
and specialists. Hester, winner of the1 220 when he swam the distance in________
100-yard dlash last year, will defend 12:17 3-5 to defeat Clancy and Spence____________________
his championship, while Captain I in the first heat of the national senior I I.l~IlIII~~I~IIIIIIII
Northropwill coiiptite i the pol A. A, U. championships, but was dis- TR UT-
vault andmte eJa eithe uaiieofrfaligtotocToe n
vutadteJvlntrejqulfefofalntotuhoeedAnton 'Burg, will defend his high of this tank, although actually this I All sophomores 0or seiond lse- 1I - Q
jump title won last season,%'~eing thej lost him at least two full yards. Clan- t niester freshmen wishing to try = A VI DE
only representative from Chicago,; cy and Spence were members of the I out for the p~ositiomn of assistant -
Indiana andl Iowa will be represented world's record holding relays team football manager are requested TWO-PA
by relay teams and individuals, of 1924.C to report at 3 o'clock today'a
The south will be represented by On the same night Weissinuller won Yost field house."
may nsittins with 2:10 2-5, a new world's compe- f James U. Hiughey, Jr. (
mayisiuin.I titive mark, about two seconds slower I ManagerI
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