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team of Cornell, with four first Cornell, winning its 11th team nell winners. placés including two by Meredith championship and its first title| gtanfield, who broke the former Gourdine, won the 75th IC 4-A since 1936, settled for four cham- |p 5ad” jump record twice yestertrack and field meet today despite pions although the Big Red's 4uv only to have Gourdine nose a 220 yard dash record by Seton Charley Moore, defending 440-1: out by three-quarters of an Hall's Andy Stanfield. yard champion, had to take two i, .h in the event’ didn’t waste Stanfield, although balked in second places instead of at least energy in the jumping pits today.

16 (J. Culmone) Cham to D f d his quest for a triple crown, won one first and perhaps two. 3 1 Ww. eren q p ' » |He scored a five-foot victory over Two’ 0 Foun, et 8th w |both sprints events. In dashing to! Gourdine, with a stitched-up j,. gchatzle of Manhattan in ARCHERY SET HORSE SHOES Ayst ue giords, ime Wednesday a four-yard victory in the furlong, Nght Heel, saw his record-bresk- the century, and won the 220 by a Bow, 4 arrows and $ 49 Official size. $ 49 By ED SAINSBURY he raced the fastest time any hu-{'ng broad jump Oo VeSIereay sqund four yards over the samell' target. $4.25 Value .. $1.75 Value ..oveees TE a Cham: United Press Sports Writer man has negotiated the distance Stand without challenge, and qj, i {llian Clarke, 109 CHICAGO Mav 26. around a turn. then the Brooklyn boy bested o id Little Shrew, 111 ? UU, May &O— Stanfield’s time in the 220. com- Moore in the 220 low hurdles to Takes 3 Crowns i FISHING ROD .......$6.95 Chu Chal-Glase, Heavyweight Champion Ez- ing after he won the 100 yards in Make him a double winner. Villanova was a three-title win-| CASTING REEL ......$2.95 zard Charles wz a {9.7, was 20.6 seconds, tying his Beaten By Maiocco ner. when Irish-born Cummin| vy : 2 years: 5 fur. vas calmly con y ord se andalls ; . a. Clancy won the discus and the] NYLON FISH LINE .....85¢ : 2. ere sown meet record set at Randall's ’ y i VY Imone) 6.40, 5.00, fident today that } rould 1 i Moore was also beaten by Dick ; | F ' Fortune) 37.60, € 1e wou [Island in 1949.. Previously. the yj, f N York ¥ni I1C4-A Indoor Champion Fred] IR. . 8isto) ‘5.60 - ? . fully defe: 2 91.2 se Maiocco © ew or niver- Dwyer raced to viet "4 th E ALL GLOVE : pooh, successfully Seren Joey Max- 'best listed time was 21.2 seconds sity in the 440. Moore was caught d to victory in the BASES Ba nobis Sun, News ; "im ‘Wednesdav i 1 his eighth [for the race around the turn, set ip ‘a jain. after the.start and had mle. Joon Joe Bany, the Irish Oiled leather, $- $ 48 Rn {by Ralph Metcdlfe of Marquette to. run. fram drtwnds He missed pion, won the wo mile by, finger.” $6.50 Value. Men's bathing: ing: 4 years Ha Sefenss, or his ae lin 1933. overtaking Maiocco by inches in 25 yards to leave the Villanovans| "mk Up oii IM. Braile) ’ “Yes, I've read “where - he's x ; only one tifle off the Cornell] UNAS sures Handy, 116 (J; . ‘ Ace , ere A : | . et Sacto: ’ ghanged his style.” Charles said, Seores 14 Points HR in 41. net: boty. Were Championship pace. { EVINRUDE Motors $81.50 gF am nL nay he Ht Dike 3 The 16 event program found Stanfield and, George Appel of Other champions crowned were Jf - = Favre De Grace pi 2, <0 KNOW. Cornell scoring 33', points, Man-'vale were the 1 ti Dick Lyster of Temple in the high! ; ii 4'2 furlongs: 3 ATR Foy he r : 1 i ere e only repeating € p n 8g ) 300. 120, 220: Jot or AghTerS nan! change their | | hattan 2913, Seton Hall 22 with champions. Stanfield was defend- jump, John Vishnevsky of Mar- ; SPORTING Te 2.80. not ti 1 * S harder for them 14 of them coming from Stan- ing titlist in the 100, and Appel quette in the shot put, Tom Bane GOOD CO. Nick, ‘aFor Rent, ; x 0 make mistakes then, |tield, Villanova 18, Penn State was co-champion in the pole of Tufts in the hammer throw, - 136 E. WASH nces: 3 years. 8 ‘I won't say that I'll knock {143;, Georgetown 13, New York vault. and Ted Roderer of Penn State . Cae, him out, but I'm going to be try- | University 12, Dartmouth 11, and| Bob Mealey, a 10-yard winner in the javelin. Tenure, 119 IN. ing to do it just as quick as I m— e—— — on. Fiddler, Syl- can.’ ping: 4 years up; * Both scrappers anticipated a | ’ Pappy. 108 il. nockout ending, but it was un- ; : i, 1081 "lark likely they were right. Three WHAM—Heavyweight Chap Ezzard Charles begins taperop TIAMIRE. Lady, times previously their battles ing off for his title defense against Joey Maxim in Chicago ing: 4 years up: ended in decisions, and three Wednesday. The champ's down to a svelte 182. oy anlles\ Honey hiss they went to Charles. urner) 4.40, 380: ut for this one Maxim said by fight time, there was little with Charles to receive $40,000 11.60. Also: Ene h > ~ 3 > - Bi ‘ # Odette. Mirage, e was “going to knock him out doubt the Cincinnati Negro would and Maxim $20,000. (WFBMag Lindy. or get knocked out.” The light still be the choice when the bat- TV carry the bout in Indianap3 rears up: 8 heavyweight titleholder has tle begins. olis.) | s (Sg BOUmetis) worked to develop his right hand The fight will be televised and .: ts " For Cash, 14 along with a bobbing weaving broadcast, starting at 9 p. m. Local Fighters n : Good Traveler, style. The result, he believed, (CDT), and television money will ill li ss. King Harvey, was a two-fisted attack which be a gigantic addition to the Danville Police Bouts ine: 4 vears up ih make the difference for purse for both contestants. The A team of 10 amateur fighters 4.20; Black Pep- m to win. sponsor paid $100, 000 for rights, from Indianapolis will participate gen) 15 A Charles’ Manager Jake Mintz ~~" in a police-sponsored boxing show xas, Ginny Gal, was sure though that Charles at Danville, Ill., June 8. WF Bgiiey, Bases would win. Tale of the Tape The fighters who will make the z 3 vears: 6 fur- “He's defended his title seven CHARLES MAXIM {prin along with Trainer Eugene| » : : Weight 181 , Ra Gruvdresu) times,” Mintz said, “and he 6 Weisht #1" (Tiny) Bland, are: Don Evans, dy oars 2 knocked out six of them. The ;¢- Ate hk LA John Duart, Gene Corale, Ike] ous, Paddys Hat. only fighter to go all the way !i:” Sock: inurl) lit,» Kleffman, James Watkins, Phil ine; 4 Tears uni with him was Joe Louis. Maybe #2" Chest (expanded 461. Horsely, Bob Johnson, Nate Brad-| ut. 108° (R. Gau- Maxim will be able to say the i Thieh #0" ley, Don Holloway and Don ee 3 oF, Sun same, but that’s all.” 3 Su 15. Horning. r Plot. _ Charles was 7 to 2 favorite. 1312" Riceps 11s" Jack Dempsey will be referee aces; 3 Tears: 8 Although the odds may change |}. Poigarm ii» for the bouts. 7 (8. Boulmetis) NS — 5 . ; - es le east mates Sebi A ———— ee 7 (F. Fernandez)

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