The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, June 30, 1932, Page 5

e e g 2 BRI THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE, THURSDAY JUNE 30 1932 BRINGING UP FATHER BY GOLLY- 1| NEVER SAW SUCH A CONTINUAL HEAVY RAIN-THAT REMINDS ME- | FERGOT ~By Pap | QUGHRAN GETS — BOSTON'S LOSS NE@ YORIS'S GAIN { _ BROANS Wi fSLANTS, OVER CHICAGO more classic of sport goes \\n‘l the holding of the In- iate A. A. A. A. track and 1d champio ps in Edwards Stadium, Berkeley, California, the | first two days of July. This has been one of the East's| most colorful college athletic shows for more than half a century. It 5 back to the days when high- led bicycle races, tugs-of-war, walking races, standinig jumps and even the baseball throw were fea-| tured events of an afternoon’s outing When the first few meets were mates to 4 Hits—Sam Gray Blanks Them ST. LOUIS, June 30. — Irving Hadley held his old team-mates |to four hits in six innings yester- day afternoon as the St. Louis |Americans defeated Chicago 6 to i1, and Sam Gray, pitching for the last three innings, did not al- {low the Sox a hit. Storti, third | baseman, knocked a home run and Goslin tripled which resulted in four runs for the Browns. i | | held, a pole vault of slightly more than seven feet was good enough ¥ to win. Nowadays, the boys high| ‘;;‘“F:_ WEDNESDAY jump almost that much. Eighteen| . wacifle Coast League seconds was considered brisk time| Qakland 1; Missions 2 San Francisco 2; Seattle 4. Sacramento 5; Hollywood 2 Los Angeles 7; Portland 8. National League 1 C e 120-yard high hurdles in »1876; in fact, in 1878 Pryor of Cal- | Columbia won this event in 21 3-5 sec which leads to the sus-! picion the course must have been! St- Louis 10; Cincinnati 9. either uphill or of the steeple-| chase vaciety, with hazards craft- the Finns against the U. §. A. in ily concealed to impede the hurd-|the Olympics. The boys from the ler's progress ‘A lantic seaboard figure to furnish wasn't until 1890 that two min-|the best performances in the dis- utes was broken in the half-mile tance races and field svents. They run and this year's prospective|havn't much to offer against such r, Ben Eastman of Stanford,|speed kings as Wycoff, Kiesel and le to reel off the distance Eastman. 0 1:50. Eastman's new| As ‘the coast experts view his 1 of 46.4 ffor the quar-|performances, Eastman no ca es with 56 sec-|signs of going stale, but, instead, onds winner. Stevens of Williams, in 1876, who won the; 100 yard dash in.the same meet| in 11 seconds flal | appears to be runming faster as spring blossomed into summer. MILE ON NEW SCHEDULE Let us not overlook this Kansas WESTERN WIN CERTAIN {lad, Glen Cunningham, in taking * party at Berkeley any future stock of America’s| ely enough, even chances in the Olympic 1,500 met- it will be tly 2 matter |ers n. Califor: tanford ri-| «While Gene Venzke, the winter so far as the team cham-!sensation in the east, has been on hip is concerned. |the shelf with strained hip mus- No Ea n squad has a chancc"cles, Cunningham has galloped to come w n hailing distance of right into the fore-front of our the two coast universities in the ) best mile-running talent. His vic- battle for points. But the eastern | tory jn 4:11.1 in the N. C A. A. boys are used to having this tmphv\rhamplomhxps for the fastest out- reside in Los Angeles, Palo Alto!door mile ever run in this hemis- Berkeley. The western talent phere confirms previous testimony has been supreme in the meet in his favor. year but one (Yale in 1924) | This sudden rush of Uncle Sam's sin e 1521, ‘m!lege milers is a trifle amazing The eastern talent occupiesias well as gratifying. The boys| somewhat the same position in re-)ceem to be working on a new time | on to its ancient meet as do|table, 1 Jatio SO0X, SIX-ONE Hadley HOE—OH Team- | DECISION OVER FORMER VICTOR r Co“eglan Sleve Hamas Not | So Lucky in Ten Round | Bout as Before PHIL'\D'PLPH'IA Penn., June 30, W GE BIG —Tommy Loughran, Philadelphia YANKEE BATs TO heavyweight, won a ten round de- | BACIS HIM OP - AN | |cision last night over Steve Ha-! mas, Penn State Collegian, who OUGHT TOo GRAB |knocked him out in New York HIMSELF A FLOCK| |last January and also won a .1141 cision over him here last month. ! OF VICTORIES| Loughran last night, howe | /1 Ishowed far too much collegian| o himself, having an edge on more' than half of the rounds | ¥ ° Loughran weighed 186 pounds e and Hamas weighed one pound more, HE @Wow | X5 VINES VIGTOR 5 OVERCRAWFORD INNET MATCH King and Qucen Wl(ness Australian’s Defeat— Helen Moves Up WIMBLEDON, June 30.—Ells- . |worth Vines paraded into lho fmal round of the singles cham- | p)onshxp by a straight set \'xclorv‘ |over Jack Crawford, Australiar. star 6-2, 6-1 and 6-3, with the| tI:‘.ng]lsh ng and Queen in the| | | A 11 Rights Reserved by The Avoclated Prese Brooklyn 7; Philadelphia 0. American League ‘Washington 5; New York 6. Chicago 1; St. Louis 6. Detroit 13; Cleveland 4. 5~ H BY GOLLY- WHO SAYS THE COUNTRY AINT WET ? ior ev cl: %) Associated Press Photo As Max Baer, (left) California heavyweight, does a little weight work, King Levinsky, Chicago fighter, demonstrates how he “sets himself” before delivering a club like right. They are the principale * In a 20-round boxing match .cheduw,fir Reno, July 4. |s‘p€;tnmr< attending night xamesi s which are not rated as| ‘, aseball towns” at Kansas | ci ty. USES LlGHT81 Inwanapolis was the first club |in the league to provide night base | l,all Twice a week Indianapolis KANSAS OITY, June 30.—With plays at night and the attendance Enjoyed the fight and the decis- Sct Journal—Schmeling eight, Sharkey four, | Shar ~—“Sharkey clearly won, with seven to {and three Dick Vidmer, Schmeling. phic edly champ of the universe.” “Schmeling won WAITE HOYT SIGNED ¢ BY NEW YORK GIANTS NEW YORK, June OW CRITICS LOOK ON CHAMPION FIGHT is the commem: The following 30.—Waiie of leading sporting writers on the |Hoyt, former star pitcher for the sult of the recent Sharkey- [New York Yankees has been signed ‘u(..meling championship fight: |by the New York Giants. To ma Bill Corum, New York Journal— |room for Hoyt on the Giant Manager Bill Terry released veteran spitball pitcher, Clarenc Mitchell, and then signed him as |a coach. | m.” Hype Igoe, New York Journal— Sharkey six, two hmeling seven, en W. 8. Farnsworth, New York can—"No doubt that Sharkey won most rounds.” Jack Kofoed, Evening Post International | Poor decision. three even. Jim Klingallen, News Service—Schmeling. Harzy COaon, WAt S James P. Dawson, New York |8ram—" Schmeling deserved decis- Times—‘Schmeling nine, Sharkey | ‘00" z n’-m"onc even.” . | Tim Bryne, Evening Post -— Sid Mercer, New York Ameri-|"“Schmeling should have won " can—Sharkey. | —————— Harry Salzinger, Detroit News | Dld pnpers 10r smie at The Emmrt {—Schmeling. J=% ! Gailico, Daily News —| | “Customer always pays, and 70‘000| - - more were hornswoggled in this| Professlonal se"lce | drop-the-handkerchief affair.” ' t h' | Francis Wallace, Daily News— | 5 ) |“Best I can give Sharkey is a| or yo“r Waich: i . 1 Gould, sports editor, Asso- ciated Press—Schmeling. Eddie Hall, A. P.—Sharkey. | W ook Pegler, Chicago Tri- ine—Schmeling. Bill Cunningham, Boston Post— Lewin, Daily Mirror— | Davis J. Walsh, Evening Graphic | the sailor, five to Schmeling, even.” Herald-Tribune ON'T be unfair to your timepiece. An inspection may disclose some minor “ilI” that pre- Fr 1cis Albertanti, Evening Gra- | Schmeling by a round.” Damon Runyan, New York Amer- ican—“Surprised at the decision.” vents accuracy. Stuart Cameron, sports editor, Our skilled watchmaken U. P. — “Scameling should have are qualified to give you won." professional service. Costs Jack Cuddy, U. P. — “Sharkey arealways reasonable, jgave him a boxing lesson.” George E. 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