Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 86, Decatur, Adams County, 10 April 1930 — Page 8

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TRACK STARS ARE ABUNDANT Chicago, April in. (U.R) Soj .bundant are star |a*rfortnerH that the sprints mi l hurdle races prom-, i»e to steal rn..s. of the headlines, 'faring th" riming Important track; and field me 'ts. Stats who have proved their ; worth in past seasons, and now rti'-n who show great promise, have handed them u-lves, into an entry list for the bigger meet;' shieh promts s the greatest coml.etition in years and track men nri dirt that s< venal records will | be broken. . I (.ending the sprint parade is G-oge Simps n. who la»t year rati to i yards in the amazing time of i .‘.s seconds and 220 yards in 20.6.! But the great Ohio Stat ' star will not have a cinch in any events, thia year. Tolan. flashy little! negro. be.it S mpeon in the big ten 100-yard race last year. Then there is a world of class ■ ti>'>ng the newcomers. Zack Ford! >f Northwest! rn. already has heat ! m Simpson twice in short races. Attention also must be given toj Wykoff of the Pacific coast and hin t sot get Jimmy Daley of Holy rcss. Wykoff of the Pacific coast I ii.l Daley of Holy Cross also are mod. Some track experts forecast that he average time of the important I no-yard races this year will be .round 9.7 seconds. That •220-yard (print meet records will be in; longer is proved bv the fact that i hree or four of the stars have ■locked 21 st con ds flat for the dis-i ance. tn the hurdles nearly al! the good, 1 ■lies of last year are back. Per- ::>]>; Dick Rockway of Ohio State -ill draw the most attention. Rockiway, a high hurdle specialist ami iati< mil collegiate champion in his vent last y ar. will rim into plenty ■f competition, however, despite h s oidir.g the world record of 22. S u conds .n the low hurdles. The-e are Stollweek of Colgate tnd those three midd!?we terners . iio have been burning up the inloor m ets Lee Sentman, Ulins' JJodgers, Illinois, and George ding. lowa. Stephen Anderson of Washing-

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ton bent Rockaway In the national I i iiitxrcolhg ate 220 yard event last; year. Cave of Illinois a great low i stick man. Then there are Payne, Southern Californ.a; Haydon. Chicago,, ind Kelselhorst. Yale. Haydon will be plenty hard to I beat if he a min can hit the stride, he attained in the indoor meets oi l I last year when he was indoor ! ; i humpion of the big ten. He did not fare well in outdoor l meets hut expects to bo In first-1 'class shape this year. — o — Eight Champs Named Boston, April in (UP) — Eight | new national amateur boxing chainpions today had shiny gold medals o display us the winner in the • na iotr.il A. A. U. tournament at i Boston Arena. They survived the! ornpeiition required to <educe the; ! field from its original 94 entrants umi came through to win championship bout < last night. Boston won leant honors with hree titl< . .Yow York eatried away two c Tampion ships and Los Angele- 1 ; Cleveland and San Francisco, one leach. o FIGHT RESULTS •Yew York. April 1<) —(UP) —Boh , Olin of .Yew York, former anta ear, light heavyweight champion, out- 1 pointed George lai Rocco of the i Bronx in <> rounds. Olin weighed 176 !- , 14. La Rocco IXS 3-4. Akron. ()., April 10-I UP) —K. O. ■ Chriutner, Akron Heavyweight, outpointed Joe Sekyra of DaytWn, 0., in ten rounds. L_ Oakland, Cal.. April 10— (UP)--Max Baer. Livermore, CaL, heavy, weight, won a technical knockout over Jack Stewart of San Francisco in the -■■( <.nd round. ’ San Francisco, April 10 -(UP)—-! Charles Hernandez. San Francisco, lightweight, won an easy victory , over "Battling" 8010, Filipino, ini ■ six rounds. o Sterling. 111., April 10. — R. L., Akey. coach at Rock Falls high school, was- in a hospital here to-! day suffering a skull fracture re'ce ved when he was struck by a j javelin hurled by an inexperienced athlete.; Physicians said he prob-j alby would iecover.

DAWSON LOSES ’ GOLF STANDING New York, April In. (U.R) Johnny Dawson of Chicago today Hands as an example of a young man who t became too good for his job. R -cognlz d generally as one o', six heat golfers In the world, th) I popular young Chicagoan finds I himself not only barred front the; | north -south championships, in! i Which he already had shared Ihe I i qualifying ntedal, but deprived of I , It s amati ur stand ng in ail toutna , i merits under th' jurisdiction of the i Uiill.il States Golf A-soclatlon. Hl.-i case threatened for a time | i to become a ■'cause r elebre,’’ but ! ; owing to the youngster’s Inherent | ; sportsmanship it may be uv-rlook cd. Dawson has been d chirr'd ineligible because of his connection I ' w th a nations.!y known sporting (goods house. He went to wo. k for | i isih voiicet u when he didn’t know I i divot fnom a caddy, but since ! hhat time hi game has improvedto such an extent that lie i- con ' , sid'red a p. ofessional. If Johnny had remained a duh the question of his amateur stand i iing never would have been raised.! ; Tit's much is admitted by H. 11. (Ramsay, v c president of the U. S. G. \.. chairman of the toutna-, intent committee of that organization. Now that Dawson lias it -• conte a threat to any title of the’ game, however, it has been decided to bar him from further competition as an amateur. Dawson's disbarment front the' .north-south amateur champion' ships at Pinehurst was effected under conditions reflecting 1 ttle credit upon those concerned. W.. (’. Fownes. Jr., of the I'. S. GI A., himself a competitor in the tourna ' nt nt, was responsible. Fown s advised Dawson that a letter from ■ Prescott Pit h. .secretary of the parent organization of golf, in this' country, stated the Chicagoan was not an amateur. Johnny promptly - withdrew. An investigat on by the United i Press d veloped the following , facts-: Fownes claims to have received , Bush's letter only Tuesday night, after Dawson already had tied for, 'the qualifying medal in the north- ! south amateur championship. H. IL R tmsya. vice-president of 1> U. S. G. A, claims that Fownes ! was well aware that Dawson’s amateur standing was in question Jong

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before the current tournament be-t gun. The United Stales Golf Assocln : . lion, while admitting II does not i consider Dawson nn tnnateur und r; I Its rules, now that lie has become I ' p potential champion, ill-claims anv ci.i.neei lon with the move to kick I ! Johnny out of th" north south ’; ( hamplotl hip. which he had boon I nppeclally to enter. Fownes s said to be preparing I I blast against his associates in! 11he f. S. G A., showing that th > I I concurri.d In the disbarment of; i Dawson from the Pinehurst tourn.iI tnent. Will Complete Purdue Stadium This Summer Lafayette. Ind.. April 10 (UP) ' i'h" Ross-Ade stadium nt i'urd u ; miver-ity will be completed during ' he summer at d will be in r.' idlne s or opi-niu" of th" 1930 football -eason, Pre idont Edward C. Lllioii innounced. Th" s.aditmi was used in 1924 for he first time, although only the ?!d's were complete. The improve* . me-i' this s-nn nor will bo the tomIPletfon of the curve -it the North -■•ad ot the fi -I I. -it a cost of .J 70.000 j (The eomp'eUd s alium will have > -"a’inf capai-i y of 23.3'H). Contracts for the work will be j let soon — 0 Rcckne Reported Better R Chester. Minn.. April 10 U.R) Evidence that Knute Rockne I Tender Achiner Swollen Feet In Just Five Minutes Those Sore, Tender, Aching Feet Get Amaz- ' ing Relief. Moone’s Emerald Oil Is Guaranteed. * ' Go to any good druggist today . and get an original hottie of Moone’s Emerald Oil. The very first application wi'l srive you relief and a few short , treatments will thoroughly convince you that by sticking faith- I fully to it for a short while your | toot troubles will be a thing of the past. One bottle we know will show ■ von beyond all question that ydtl ' have at last discovered the way to solid foot comfort. Remember that Moone’s Emerald Oil is a clean, powerful, penetrat- ! ing Antiseptic Oil that does not stain or leave a greasy residue and that the very first bottle must gtve complete atisfuction or your money cheerfully refunded.

> Yoter Duma football coach, Is, as 'he rays, "feeling fine" was preiM'iifed today when ha revealed that he already is mapp ng out hfs playa | for next year. lie said ii few of th'' old fol in utioiis wogld bo retained but that iln the muin he would pr< ■ nt a tie* j offense. After a soj'iurn In Florida I" (shake off an illness which kept him off his team's bench last fall. ' Rockne is here to undergo a I thorough examination at the Mayo I clinic. He sail! he hoped to b- back in South Bend. April 21, to lake •hug" of spring football piacti' - Monmouth Wins Second Straight Baseball Game Monmouth high school Eagleven th ir s< <■ md straight baseue'.i ame of Hie .season W one day al rnoon by ilo.vnlng the Hoaf’an I -liair.ondin li at Hoagland, S-1. Monmouth has hid one of the Un ling baseball t ams o.’ northt ante, n In l ana for the last two yews and this yea s team appears to Im th< > st the # hooi lijk ever boasted. Th M nuioiith team ecored a run in the lust iniiiiig and was nev--r headed. Hoagland ralLed in the seventh and scored three runs, but

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({the belated roily wan stopped and i ■ the Adonis county team won, o — *’ A BASEBAI L BRIEFS ♦ * Today’* Carnes New Ymk (Nl vs. (’lileet’> (A) • ,t Fort Wayne, I ml. 1 Brooklyn (N) vs. Boston (A) :'(., ■ Brooklyn, N. V. 1 B-ston (Ni vs. JVnsliliigtoii < Ait ‘(.'it Richmond. V:i. ('incinnnt (N> vs. Loulovßle (A| I i A) nt l/uiiavlllo Kv. ' ' Bhiludt Ij.hlH (Nt vs. Phil d Iphl.’i | I (Al nt Ph'ladelphia. Pu. Pittsburgh (Y) vs. Kansas • ity ( <A A i nt Kansas City. Mo. I Detroit (Al v.. Toronto (Il at j ' Terre Haute, Ind St. lamis (Al vs. Tu's:i iW> at 'Trisa. Okla. New York (A) vs Chattanooga (S) at Chattanooga. T( nn. Clevo'i.nd <A» vs. Biim'tip’iarn (Si at Ilirm iighnm, Ala. Yesterday* Results II Tp. ka. 14: Browns. S, Ph'ilies, 4; Athletics, 11. . Washington 19: B-avcs. 111. Col.nib'.i', 7: Red Six. 6. ■ i Toronto, 6; Tigers, 1. Molii! . Pittsburgh, •». ' Louisville. In; c ncin.iati, 9. I

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