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Photo Finish in State Track Meet

Times Photographer Henry E. Glesing caught this unusual shot of the finish of the quarter-mile dash during the state high school track championships at Tech yesterday. The near-photo finish shows all three runners, Evansville Reitz’ Malcolm Cook, Tech's Allen Meyerrose and Anderson's Billy Wil liams {left to right) taking their last step that decid ed the winner. Cook's chest touches the tape as he

completes his final lunge, Meyerrose is a fraction behind, completin

just time in five years,

How 33 Fastest Cars Qualified for 500

JOHNNY Mc¢DOWELL

(lddings Special) (Offenhsuser Special) Lap Time MPH Lap Time MPH 1 sesnaanesae 11001 126021) 1 ...ovonense 1:10.04 128.408 % coieinrcens 11004 126.680 2 ........... 1:00.32 120.888 8 senabesines 1:11.72 125.488 8 cesvaravane 1:00.74 120.051 @ ssveaniusas 111078 1254711 4 ....viieees 100048 120.571 Totals ..i. 4145.40 126.130 Totals .... 4:38.58 120.236 FRED AGABASHIAN = EMIL ANDRES (IRC Maserati) (Tufty’s Ofty Special) Lap Time MPH {Lap Time MPH 1 SEAR UNRAES 1:10.98 126.708 1 vavaesarseans1:1LI8 126.440 B airscennnas 1210.99 126.718 3... aii 126.564 3 Senssrensn 1:10.68 127.884 3 ies savvnas ss iihBl 125.857 & Liiiaenaes 1210.80 127.319) 4 aii sianvesli])83 125.818 Totals .... 443.45 Totals .....4:45.62 128.042

ys AAMAS. 197.001 » . Olympia Beaten A .. By Palestinian CAMDEN, N. J, May 28 (UP)

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Wolverines Win

| day lead by

BAYLISS LEVRETT

championship, dethroning Anderson for the first

his last step and Williams is

“sanity code.”

collegiate powers. ‘ The so-called “sanity code” was a set of regulations adopted by he NCAA to govern college ath-| letics and was designed to eliminate abuses such as proselyting and liberal scholarhips for athletes. The 20 schools were found in violation at the April meeting of the committee, the report said, and unless they notify the group by August, when another meeting is- scheduled, that they will comply, steps to expel them from membership will be initiated. Expulsion would mean that none of the schools could compete with members of the NCAA in any athletic contest. It also would rule them out of any NCAA tournaments, and the committee hinted that athletes from expelled schools would not be permitted to enter Olympic competition, 19 Schools ‘Doubtful’ Nineteen additional schools have been classified as “doubtful” adherents to the code, the

Michigan State Cops ICAA Title

NEW YORK, May 28, (UP)~ Topped by Horace Smith's twin

Btate captured the ICAA track

ed today at Triborough stadium. Three new meet records were

WILD BILL CANTRELL (Kennedy Tank Spoial)

Lap Time MPH 1 Cerna Eb aR 1:10.71 121.280 2 sivavinnyas 111136 126.121 8 iirnsnaii 1010.78 127.101 d siaapennees 1210.21 128,187 Totals «.v 4:54.04 127.101 MANUEL AYULO (Shefier Oftenhauser Special Lap . Time MPH 1 sesvndicens 112.20

2 cersesesess 131026 8 evinces 1112.08 4 (viveiness 1210.08 Totals ..... 4:46.17

set to go beside the shot put mark set by Jim Fuchs of Yale yesterday. Horace Ashenfelter of Pénn State set a two-mile record of 9.09.2, Andy Stanfield, a double

winner in the sprints, set a 220|F

mark of 20.6, and Irv Mondschein of NYU, and Dick Phillips of Brown tied for first in the high jump with a record 6 feet, 7% inches.

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DUKE NALON REX MAYS JACK McGRATH {Novi Mobil Special) (Novi Mobil Special) (City of Tacoma Special) Lap Time MPH [Lap Time MPH |Lap Time MPH 1 sevesnarees 1:07.80 183.780 1 cesvennvene 110044 120808) 1 sovessasess 1.1007 128.448 2 ss usaneseey 1:08.05 182.256 2 cieenneanse 1109047 129.552 2 ceeenssiere 1:00.79 128.958 8 siiinninan 1:07.68 183.018 SB ivevasesense 1:00.60 120.810 8 ieedesniens 1:00.50 120.329 A sviananens LOTS 132.7681 4 .....iindie 1000.87 120.780) 4 iiiuionaa 1:00.87 | 128.811 Totals 2449 4:30.30 182.939 Totals “sane 4:87.88 120.5562 Totals ees «4:80.83 128.884 BILL HOLLAND DUANE CARTER GEORGE CONNOR (Blue Crown Spark Plug Special) (Belanger Special) + | (Blue Crown Spirk Plug Special) Lap Time MPH |Lap Time MPH Lap Time 1 SRN INEN 1:10.29 128.041 1 SANNA 1:09.58 120.8348 1 20488000000 1:00.88 128.820 2S seeneneness 131017 - 128.2600 2 .ocoivvenes 1110.24 © 128.182) 2 ..M.ivieess 1:10.00 128.571 8 ciinninenss 10097 1X 8 Jivienenede 1110.04 128408! 8 .ooesieenns 151040 127.841 4 Shab INES 1:00.58 1 4 shes sannnes 1:10.88 126.975 4 Sheps 1:10.49 127.678 Totals piss 4:80.18 128.678 Totals cuss. 4:40.74 128.238 Totals sasen 4:40.75 128.228 | JTMMY JACKSON GEORGE LYNCH JOHNNY MANTZ (Howard Keck Special) v (Auto Shippers Special) (Agajanian Special) : C0 Time MPH Lap Time MPH (Lap Time MPH 1 chnarma bart 1110.20 128.041 1 sprees ae 1:10.11 129280; 1 soveonsnsan 1:10.64 127.407 2 sesensnrves 111046 121.788 2 Essa 1:10.88 121.932 RB cevisnninne 1:10.54 127.587 $ sievsrernns 1:10.28 i sedsne 1:10.18 128.207) 8 .covovuveese 1:10.18 128.338 € cieiiasnnnn 1:10.17 128.260 esses 111048 127988) 4 ......50000 1:10.41 127.828 : Totals sense 4:41.20 128.028 eevee 4141.64 127.828 Totals .... 4:41.72 127.786 | MAURI ROSE HAL OOLE « JOHNNIE PARSONS (Blue Crown Spark Plug Special) (Grancor Special) (Kurtis-Kraft Special) Lap Time MPH |Lap Time MPH | Lap Time MPH CB yvennessess 100090 ISAS 1 ceceseseene LILA 128488) 1 ,....00.000 1207.62 B sisssnesnse 1310.88 121.428 b sssasecnses 1:10.78 127.158 FB sveanssesss 110755 BS viirasinine 111010 128.228 8 siirvensaie 1:10.13 1288517 8 ...iiu0a0ee 1107.84 4 ners aie 1:10.11 128.260 4 sesnets Anan 1:1043 127.150 4 sess rneeen 1:07.87 Totals +... 44178 131.750' Totals .... 4483.00 137.188] Totals .... 4:30.88 'MYRON FOHR MACK HELLINGS DUKE DINSMORE (Marchese Special) - (Don Lee Special) (Norm Olsen Special) ; #y PH Time MPH Lap Time MPH wp an orn ap ot 1300.90 128.758 1 Sasa 1:10.78 127.185] S$ iiaasiaviee 1100.74 180.08) 3 ciiiinonnes 1:10.34 12700) 2 Liaiienvens 1:10.82 8 sisceninnee 110048 IDBTL] 8 concvannien 1:1049 121.818 3 seesarvrane 1:10.30 & sonnei 190011 130.227 4 ....co00000 1:00.95 128.6688) 4 .......00: 1:10.40 Totals... 418740 130.176! Totals .... 4:40.60 128.260) Totals .... 4141.80 JOIE CHITWOOD . JACKIE HOLMES TROY RUTTMAN (Wolfe Special) (Pat Clancy Special) (Carter Special) Lap Time MPH Lap Time MPI Lap of Time MPH © 1 eashenissee 111082 137.088] 1 ..iciaepas 1:10.48 127606 1 ...ioviese 1:11.88 8 Liens 111076 137101) % .oevvnvnesne 1:10.11 128370) 3 ..o.een0e0 111148 BS ievanenesin 1:10.78 127.344 8 ,.oivnnsins 1:11047 127.74] 8 ..ieevenee 1111.56 4 Arde snaenen 1:11.48 135.945 4 sasespanene 1:10.00 128.871] 4 ....ii00ee 131052 Totals .... 4:43.77 | 126.863/ Totals .... 4:41.08 128.0811 Totals .... 4:45.84 PAUL RUSSO LEE WALLARD JIM RATHMAN (Tufty's Ofty Special) (IRC Maserati) (Pioneer Auto Special) La 5. Time = MPH . Time. MPH Lap Time MPH way 1:00.51 129.4718 1 sevenasviny 1:00.98 128.6808 I cavnsnrneee 131007 - 126.836 B cerirsninns 1:00.54 129.422 2% srrenrenans 1:10.00 128.571 2 siseinenees 121099 126.7718 3 SEMEN 1:00.51 120478 3 SEANAD 1:00.48 120.571 3 SARA RNIAYS 1:11.34 126.156 & sioneeveees 10048 130.571 4 ....aueieen 10083 128.908 4 .......000s LILIES 126.458 Totals .i..o 4:35.02 120.487 Totals ..... 4:30.26 128.912 Totals ... 4:44.58 126.516 BILL SHEFFLER SAM HANKS 777° “NORM HOUSER (Sheffer Ofty Special) (Love Machine & Tool Special) | (Troy Oil Special) La : Time MPH Time MPH [Lap Time MPH pn 1:11.18 128.476 co Te 1:1047 127.714 1 soenvennnee 1:10.89 127.859 2 cisersisess- 1:00.68 120.162) 2 sivvivenane 1:10.74 137.226] 2 cocovinennn 1:10.39 127.859 3 ARAN 1:00.35 120.776 3 Assassin 1:00.53 Aare I EERE RE EE RR) 1:10.43 127.808 € ciiiviisiee 100003 128.710) 4 .....isiiee 1110.84 0 RTA0Y 4 ..ieiivenss 111061 127.461 Totals .».. 4:40.11 128.521 Totals .... 4:41.67 127.500) Totals ..... 4:41.81 127.746 GEORGE YONDER SPIDER WEBB CHARLES VANACKER (Ray Brady Special) (Grancor Special) (Redmer Special) Time MPH Lap Time MPH [Lap Time MPH 1 Leben 1:10.58 121.881 1 seth santenn 1:11.41 126.088 1 enters neane 1:11.62 B B siveniasaee 111040. 127.678 2 .iivisanave 111104 126680) 2 .....vv0eee 1:10.91 x 3 dnveknnse es 1:11.00 128.761 B Jiidicaiean 1:10.47 127.114 8 senvcsanans 1:11.04 & cienaadvess 1110.17 127.1718 @ srsnvananny 1:10.54 127.587 sessraann En 1:10.96 Total eae 44282 127.289 To “eee 4:43.48 121.002 Totals .... 4144.58 126.524

Monta Jean Payne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. res Kemp, Indianapolis, will lead the girls team of roller skating stars who will race nightly in the Roller Derby series through June 12 at Victory Field, Four teams will compete in the games that start at 8:30 p.m. Gates will open at 7.

Big 9 Golf Title

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May. 28,

(UP) —- University of Michigan golfers, firing 4 record low total,

today captured the Big Nine title} as Purdue's Fred Wampler of Indianapolis and the Wolverine's Ed Schalon shared the individual crown. Wampler, defending cham nl overcame a three-stroke opening! Schalon to join him | in firing 297 over the 72-hole route. Michigan's fivesman total was 1499, which far eclipsed the Western Conterance record of 1528 set, by Northwestern in winning the team title last year. Behind the Wolverines came Ohio State with 1857, Purdue with 1562 and Iowa

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Schools Face: NCAA Threat

Threaten to Expel 20 Colleges For Violation of ‘Sanity Code’

By ED SAINSBURY, United Press Sports Writer CHICAGO, May 28—The compliance committee of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, in a gloves-off statement, today threatened steps toward expulsion for 20 colleges violating the

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committee reported, and it was

added to the list of members ing expulsion. One school falled to reply to the questionnaire. The committee, composed of] Chairman Clarence P. Houston of Tufts College; Ralph W. Aigler, Michigan; and James H. Stewart of the Bouthwestern Conference, reported that six of 17 members found in violation of the code prior to the April meeting had informed the group that they would amend their actions. _ But nine additional schools were added to the list of violators to make the total of 20, + Expulsion of the violators could not become final until the 1950 convention, scheduled in January, and thus no school would be prevented from completing its 1949 football schedule. A member can be expelled for failure to maintain acceptable standards by a two-thirds vote of the convention delegates, Notice of the intention to move for expulsion must be announced four months before the convention date and the executive committee of the association must approve the action. ’ 270 Active Members There was no indication whether the violators were concentrated in one section of the nation, but even if a concentration might force one section to

members and no single section appeared able to muster 91 votes. The committee said that information pointing out violations had come from members of the association. It requested member institutions to furnish specific in-~ ation on more violations.

in athletics with non-members

it interprets a section of the NCAA constitution as a “mandate to discourage this competition and in cases of flagrant vioeven prohibiting the

A summary of answers to the committee's questionnaire on athletic practices, the report sald, showed that 164 schools gave no ald In excess of tuition and incidental fees, 35 gave such aid to less than 10 football players, and 54 gave such aid to more than 10 players.

Wildcats Grab Tennis Title

EVANSTON, Ill, May 28 (UP) —Northwestern won

place Michigan, 21 to 20.

tra points.

2, and Purdue 0.

championships between them, Park School Drops 10-3 Tilt to St. John's

indicated some of these might bel 7

vote as a bloc, it was unlikely that expulsion could be pre vented. There are 270 active

e committee also announced that it had requested district vice-presidents to determine whether members were competing

who do not follow principles of the association. It indicated that

its third & (consecutive Big Nine tennis title ¢: (today, narrowly beating second

A victory in the No. 3 doubles, final match of the afternoon, gave the Wildcats their vital ex-

The final stgnding’ was Northwestern 21, Michigan 20, Wisconsin 614, Minnesota 5, Illinois and Ohio State 41%, Indiana 4, Iowa

Northwestern and Michigan, who made it a two-team battle all the way, split the nine final

Times - Special CHICAGO, Ill, May 28-Park School of Indianapolis lost 10-3, to 8t. John's Military Academy of Delafield, Wis, in a Midwest . |Prep Conference game here to- ¢ [day.

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McCready Beats Willie Turnesa

Irishman Called

‘American Killer’

PORTMARNOCK, Ireland, May 28 (UP)—8am McCready, a gallant Irishman who, refused to crack on his home soil, ended the American domination of the British Amateur Golf .Championship today by defeating favored Willie Turnesa 2 and 1 in a gruelling 35hole match.

Turnesa, the U. 8. amateur king from Elmsford, N. Y., fell apart in a driving rain of the final holes after a mighty comeback had put him on the .threshold to

vietory. ; Three Jinx Holes

But his three jinx holes on this rolling Portmarnock course—the fifteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth—came up to plague him just when it seemed that he was going to win the title for the sec. ond time in three years. And in the end it was a heartbreaking ~ 25-foot putt which stopped ont the rim of the cup on the seventeenth green which cost him a chance to go on to victory. For, after going 4-down to his 31-year-old tobacco salesman opponent on the morning 18, he came baek to even the match on the third nine by shooting even par for each hole, and then forged into the lead for the first time on the 29th hole. Enough to Win It looked like the end of MeCready, a tournament dark horse, for he never had been behind all day and now his game showed signs of cracking. 5 But he managed to pull himself together and live up to his new nickname of “The American Killer,” which his friends bestowed on him yesterday after he put defending champion Frank Stranahan of Toledo, O., out of the running.

Badgers Forfeit Big Nine Tilt

ANN ARBOR, Mich, May 28 (UP)—The University of Michigan baseball team wound up its 1949 campaign with a 6-0 forfeit victory over the University of Wisconsin. The game was forfeited to Michigan in the sixth inning when Art Mansfield, Wisconsin coach, protested a decision called by base umpire Buck 'Avell.

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the team to pennants in 1947 and 1948, and in 1948 to the gover-

ton is in fifth place with 13 wins and 14 losses.

Set New State

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s golf team celebrated with Coach Kenneth Peterman yesterday after ' mark to win the 13th annual IHSAA state tourney at Coffin. oft to sight Jim Balch, Peter Burkholder, Bob Goldberg and Bill Kerr. Burkholder

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Peter Burkholder Is Medalist With 73;

La Porte Team Cops Runnerup Honors : Shortridge High School won the THSAA state golf tournament at Coffin course yesterday as they shot 314 to set a new tourney record for a four-man team and shatter a 17-year-old mark. '

The old record of 317 was set

by Jefferson of Lafayette in 1033

and the following year Tech shot the same total to share the record. LaPorte copped runnerup honors yesterday, using 330 strokes to

Mike Ryba Named Colonels’ Manager

LOUISVILLE, Ky. May 28 (UP)—Mike Ryba, manager of the Scranton Red Sox of the Eastern League, today replaced Fred Walters as manager of the lastplace Louisville Colonels of the American Association,

Both teams are members of the Boston Red Sox farm system. under whose direction the Colonels have won 12 games and lost 26 so far this year, will become a scout in the Beston organization. : Ryba, who will take charge of the Colonels tomorrow, will be succeeded as Scranton manager by 41-year-old John Irving (Jack) Burns, now a Red Sox scout and former St. Louis Browns’ first baseman.

Ti Ryba, 45 years old, was a pitch-|2 er, catcher, and general utility man while in the major leagues.

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Avell called Woverine Centerfielder Leo Koceski safe when he slid into third. Mansfield protested strenuously even after he was ejected from the game. Michigan Coach Ray : Fisher said that it was the first ® in his 29-year career that he has seen A Big Nine game forfeited in that manner. Michigan

ended the season

Park 84. John with a record of eight wins and ABH $ A ¥ilning.ob ABH A four losses, Wisconsin won three 3 i : {rl i of its 12 conference games. 3 | Kitstng.cf 0 Tm PR {} Hi ¢ Ohio State Sweeps $idpade 11100 / : 3 i i onRettl.p i Minnesota Series 311s —_ __| MINNEAPOLIS, May 28. (UP) Totals 3 i 2 4 —Ohio State closed out MinBe ohne rans : oe’) $13 nesota’s conference baseball sea0 wes. ‘Bennett, | SON today by defeating the Goph-

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cover the 18 holes and Tech and Bedford tied for third on 333. A toss coin gave the position to

Tech. Ripple Far Down . Anderson covered ‘the cotirse in’ 338 strokes and Broad Ripple was a step behind with 339. y Peter Burkholder was medalist for the Blue Devils as he shot 39 on the first nine and came back in 34 for a 73. Phil Brown of Anderson took second place on 74 and third place was decided by a tossed coin. Wins on Toss Gerald Williams of Howe, Rudy Boyd of LaPorte and Robert Goldsberg of Shortridge tied for the spotyon 77, but Williams won on the toss. Hammond ‘was disqualified when Charles Doppler failed to putt out on one hole, taking the shot for granted. Referees ruled against his action deciding to

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