':A-' KS BROMAN’Sman, BY N. E. A. A. A. U. life w■ an Bfl ;-a -'"‘XJr' i Sylvia Bromah’s marks in ■ the discus ’ throw has been 'approvec? I by the N. E. A. A. A. U. Miss Brd- man's mark in the broad 'jump was 115 feet, 7 inches, and in the discus I throw 81 feet, 2 1-2 inches. Miss | Broman has done her best work this ' past summer and has .picked 'up many cups at the different meets. I She will be seen again this winter cn the Y. W. c. A. basketball team. Other marks approved were in the j senior events: Florence MacDonald, in the 220-yard dash. • Rena' Mac- I Donald in the discus throw and Mar- I garct Proctor in the javelin throw. , Olive Hasenfus was given credit for I the mark she made in the 100-yard dash of 113-5 seconds at Needham. ' ■ C..-^ ... OorotlK'M icldon G. C.. <>m;m. Enis 55 4-5s. SYLVIA BROMAN WINS JUNIOR BROAD JUMP BROCKTON-, July 27—Sylvia Bro man, a Brockton girl, surprised the talent this afternoon at the annual Walkover field day by winning the junior New England A. A. U. cham pionship in the broad jump, doing J5ft Tin. The other junior championship event, the 100-yard dash, was won by Miss Dorothea Mullano of the Med ford Girls’ Club. Miss Grace Nolan, another Brockton glrif captured the 50-yard novice dash event. The sum mary : 50-Yard Novice—Won by Grace Nolan.g«: Time Hr10.11 btellfox- Boston S. A., third. .. Dash—Won by Mary Carew.Medford G. C.: Pansy Madiera. Boston Swim- nnnp: A.. second: Mabel Morrissey. Boston S. A., third, Time. (1 3-">s. 100-Yard Dash. N. E. A. A. TJ. Chamnion- ship~-Won by Dorothea Mullanc. Medford G, C.: Eleanor Mullanc. Medford G. C.. S?rd< rTlcrney* Boslon s- Broad Jump. N. E. A. A. U. Champion ship—Won . by Sylvia Brom an. Brockton G. A. C’.. distance, 15ft 7in: Geneva O'Mara. Onteora G. C.. Malden, second, distance. 1-1 ft vlrr, Virginia Bomcrlh. Ontcora G. C.. Mal den. third, distance, 14ft Rin. High Jump—Won by Lillian Hammersley. Boston S. A., height 4ft 7in: Sylvia Broman. Brockton G. C,. second, height 4ft Cin: Virginia Bomcrth. Ontcora G. C.« Malden, third, height 4ft 5in. Javelin Throw—Won by Margaret Proctor. Luncnberg G. C distance 105ft J>iri4 Mae- Magill. Boston S. A., second, distance 75ft •I’Ain: Madeline Froncocnr, Lunenbcrg .G. C.. third, distance (lift 4’^in. Discus Throw—won by Alice, Morris. Bos ton S. A., distance ■ R1 ft. Ilin : Mae Ma’/iii. Boston S. A., second, distance 8<>ft 11 in: Margaret Proctor. Lunenberg G. C.. third, distance 79ft Ilin. Relay Race—Won by Boston S. A.. Ritchie. Pansy Madiera,. Margaret Tic Mabel ‘Morrissey» : Medford G. <’ (Mary Carew. Catharine Carew. Mullanc. Margaret Frazier): Brock third (Grace Nolan. S.’.ivia Bro- Larson. Mabel Broman). 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A9&< : ggggi TEXAS TORNADO IN ACTION Here are two striking ac tion pictures of Mildred Babe Didrikson, the bril liant Dallas track star, who is one. of the fayorltetrin- Bi ” a ... z.-■ljl , yi^j, Protest Looms Stella Walsh .tomorrow's women’s Olym- ' ^os ' angedes, July pic trials at Dyche Sta- News Se- Stella WalsH*. " ■• land Sprinter, win probably run In the Olympic games under protest, if -she Is allowed to run '£t. all. The fact that Miss Walsh was re cently reported to have “auctioned off” her running ability for a job with the Polish consulate in New York will be laid before the execu tive council of the International Amateur Athletic Federation here July 28, two days before the open ing of the games. In all likelihood some nation prob ably the United States—will lodge formal protest. Even if t.his does not materialize the matter A-t t IM ' ' ' mi jEfWi- j»r.-zz■ - -_________ -__ <•> , 'V'V ’ B< y • y ' j i ft1"' k I 1- Ir th y'-'- j^yy . /.’y I ■ V ■ H ■ ;yy<» ' ■•- i . ? y s, ■ ■ ■ ■ - ' ■ ■ I ■ • . '■ yy ’ dium, being held under the auspices ,’of The Chicago American. Admission will be free. . • ... . ■ -y t k'T;'y ■ ihyy'y-M' > y - -st a y y yj -■■-■y; ? y r 15.—(By. Will be taken up by the I. A. A. Service.) —I p,f since the case has already at- Stella fair Cleve-I tracted the attention of high of- ’ •’ ' ’ •" ’ f icials of the council. , Because of the short time re maining, there is no opportunity for a formal investigation of Miss Walsh’s status? Hence her pro tested entry will probably be al lowed, with a thorough airing of the case v/hen the games are fin ished. • If the decision is adverse Miss - Walsh could lose any medals she I might win, even as did the great I Indian decathlon performer, Jim 1 Thorpe, when he was declared al professional after the Stockholm | games. i .\.y -1 "Illi • 'yy ‘ “y ‘ ■ s,y1 ~~~2 —— Await Test .Continued pm Next .L>g«5 • Women Athletes eleven marks will be on hand, since she holds the world’s records in the 50/ 100 and 220 yard runs. The sole exception is Stella Walsh, who pos sesses the broad jump record. Even Stella may be here, as she may still compete for National A. A. U. championships, even though’ she is ' not eligible tb.be a member of the American Olympic team. The other record holders who will take part in the me'fet arer"-*^ 80-meter hurdles — Babe Di'drik-j son, world’s record, 12 seconds. 440-yard relay—Millrose A. A., | New York, world’s record, 49.4 sec onds. | Shot put—Rena McDonald, Quin-, cy, Mass., American record, 43 feet ; 3 inches. . ! Discus throw — Maybelle Reich- • ardt Hopkins, Dos Angeles, Amer- ican record, 116 feet, 9‘/t inches^ ’ Javelin throw—Babe Didrikson, « world’s record, 133 feet, 3 inches. i High jump—Jean Shiley, Phlla-,* delphla, American record, 5 feet, 2 : inches. ; Baseball throw—Babe Didrikson, world’s record, 296 feet. BABE IN EIGHT EVENTS. Most interest, of course, will be evinced in the performance of Mil dred Babe Didrikson, the 19-year- old phenom from Dallas,x who has sent in her entry in eight, events. Miss Didrikson, who holds the world’s record in the eighty-meter hurdles, javelin throw and baseball throw, has been performing in sen sational fashion in the other events, and if she goes through . with her | determination, may set a mark for ■ future men and women athletes. The Texas star, however, isn't the only outstanding performer in the From the Pacific coast have more than a dozen girls BY DEO FISCHER. • More than 200 of America’s fore most feminine stars were literally poised oh their marks today await ing tomorrow’s Olympic tryouts at Dychfe Stadium, in whiph eighteen of them will be chosen to wear the red, white and blue of Uncle Sam at Los Angeles later this month. Workouts completed, there was nothing for the girls to do but await the starter’s gun in‘ the first event at 2 p. m. tomorrow. From then until approximately 4:30, the keenest kind of competition will be in evidence as every woman track star in the United States fights for the highest honors in the game. ' EVERY ONE INVITED. The Chicago American, which is sponsoring the meet, Invites every one to attend. The gates are being thrown wide open as a gift to Chi cago’s- sport followers, and there will be plenty of room for every one. No tickets of any kind are required. The meet should be a classic of women’s competition, since every section of the country has sent its foremost stars here to strive for the chance to win Olympic laurels. This, too, is the only final Olympic trial ever held in Chicago, and the successful place-winners will leave Monday or Tuesday in a special car for the Pacific coast, where they will meet the stars of other nations in the games. SEVEN RECORD HOLDERS. Out of the eleven events on the program, holders of seven world and American records will take part in the competition. If Betty Robinson is able to run. it will mean that the makers of ten of the j meet. i COmC mure iimii n whose names arc listed frequently in the record books, while a sinif- . liar delegation is here representing the Missouri Valley and the. East, i OLYMPIC MEMBEUS COMPETE. < Lillian Copeland. Maybelle Relch- ardt Hopkins and Anna. Vrana !O‘Bi ie.n, members of the .1928 Amer- iie.an Olympic team, head the Cali fornia squad. 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B. im-s Girin l‘ from (he Hi 15. B. In I he foul *Mur«T, ' > •K iitnon Whalen Trail Oliver Arnes First and Second Teams, 47 to 18 and 21 to 13. Larsei S. Br< 8. Cat-. Peterson, Jne, MIs-j Hnxi xn-r.-.e|y, l*i-hT.SHll. 'I ndn;it<- periods. Bridgewater High made it 10 vic tories out of 11 starts when they defeated Oliver Ames High at the Norma! Gym yesterday afternoon. 27 to 22. The North Easton boys gave Bridgewater a great scare, and led 14 to 7 at one time. A rally late in the second half, with .Earl Jack- son running wild to sink seven bas kets, pulled the game out of the fire for Bridgewater. Jackson sel- . dom gets less than six field goals, / ' and got this number yesterday in L I the second half. Blood and Kidney £ each got three baskets. BRIDGEWATERH.5.; LUNDS 27 TO 22 ..rb, I’olburn. ........ lb Wf'HlUI'II, . .<.• J hue, Mel «<• Cahill, ’ rf I lammersely, If Kroog ihton 17. Needham 1*. Goiib< from tlx* fi'-hl. S. Bromal) If, MImm Larson •**, K i oug <’•, I Inninx'i'sely 2. Goals from foul limy Miss Larson 3. Miss Adams, Miss Hnmiin-r.-.«,ly, R>f ng«-n. Scorer, I,»*i»ts«»ii. Tino-r, Time, four K BRIDGEWATER II. S. GIRLS, •n rf lb Miss Bodwell •oman lf..rb Miss Giamperoli irlson c c Miss Shockley i, Miss Case sc sc Miss 21, . . r. Miss i Larsen I, i free tries, diss Larsen iwian. Time. ■ For the visitors, Spillane with five ' from the floor was the big noise. The Bridgewater team has yet to loose a game away from home, and only Abington has beaten them. The girls’ team lost to the North Easton girls, 24 to 1G. BRIDGEWATER OLIVER HIGH SCHOOI/. AMES . Kidney rf ib Hulmes, Johnson ' Cochran, Blood If.............................rb Lufkin •Jackson c.............................................. c Hilmer Yuknls rb if Harris Blood, Bush lb rf Spillane The score, Bridgewater 27. Oliver Ames 22. Goals from floor. Kidney 3, Jackson 7, Blood 3. Spillane o, Harris 1. Hilmer 2. Goal from free try., Jackson. Ref eree, Roberts. Time, foiir S-minute pe riods. OLIVEI GIRLS. Miss Miss Miss < Miss Basket Scored by Foxboro Player After Foal Had Been Called on North Easton Cause of . Trouble—Visitors Declined to Try for Foul Shot, Claiming Victory. Ames the score at half was half b,.; . ....... „......... at all. Miss Larson was the heavy scorer lor Oliver Arnos, raging 10 baskets from the floor and three rorn the foul line. Miss Ahern Hayed well for the losers, getting ive points. HE basketball game played by the Oliver Ames High school boys and the Foxboro High boys in the Legion gym last evening, was declared no contest, through a misunderstand ing. The score was II to 10 In favor of the Oliver Ames boys, when a foul was called on Hilmer, the Oliver Ames centre for hold ing McLaughlin of Foxboro, by Referee Frolio of Abington. Mc Laughlin instead of ceasing to play, continued after the referee’s whistle had been biown, and made a goal, and as the ball was in the air the whisle was blown termination of the game. The Foxboro beys understood that the goal was awarded to them, and left the floor, but Referee i Frolio ruled that the ball did not.! count, and th*1 foul committed by j Hilmer should be snot. Mr. Peter-j son, coach of the Foxboro High left • the gymnasium before the termina tion of Hie game to participate in a contest between Foxboro and Frank lin. and Principal Easter of Fox boro refused to lake the responsi bility of the team and the boys re fused to shoot the foul, which might have tied rhe score, causing an overtime period. It was very unfortunate that the J game should terminate in this way, j because it was a very good game to watch, as the teams were evenly1 matched, ft is hoped that another game will be arranged between the two schools in the near future. Between the halves the Oliver Ames girls easily defeated the Fox boro girls by a score of 3G to 8. At the beginning of the first, half it looked like a pretiy close game, but Oliver Ames soon got going and t.|ie end of the first was l!i to 8- In the second the Foxboro girls did not score Miss Larson was J’ - uz r for Oliver from the the foul Miss A. Johnson rb If Miss Gow, Miss Webster Horton, O'Neil lb....rf Miss Sarccviez The score, Oliver Amos 21, Bridge water 16. Goals from floor. Miss Sar- ccvicz 4, Miss Gow 3, Miss Miss Broman 5. Goals from Miss Sarcovicz, Alfss Gow, Mis 5, Miss Broman. Referee, Gilm; four 8-mInute periods. the second team to 13. This interesting. The Oliver Ames girls’ first and second teams were victorious over the Needham High teams yesterday afternoon. The score of the first . game was 47 to 18. The local girls - were superiors to the visiting team ■ in every respect. Miss Helen O’Neil and Miss Arlene Horton played great defensive games for the win ners. Miss S. Broman was the high scorer for Oliver Ames, caging 14 goals from the field. Miss Kroog made 1.2 of' the 18 points gained by her team. The score of game was 21 to 13. This game was fast and interesting. Miss Nolan was the high scorer for the winners and Miss Hammersley was for the Needham girls, maries: OLIV ER GIRLS. E. Larson rf.. S. Bl'omiiii If . M. Broman <■., S. I'arlson A. Horton rb.. H. O’Neil, M. Case lb.... -North Em from tlx* fii I .arson S from ., *rom floor, 1 3. Spillane o, .... from ' Roberts. line. WilliamsJSS Mi.< easy time with their Takes Oliver Ames Boys by Score of 25 to 19--0liver Ames Girls Win. S. Broman of a fast game. Baxter 1 in ji*..is ami East games : Ann J- < the hoop. For J1’. Wood made points for her Bridgewater Wins At North Easton Oliver Ames High of North Eas- Bridgewater of basketball East win ners. I Russell EAST BRIDGE WATER BOYS. ....... lb. Bordeaux . ..rb G. Carlton ..c Stevens ..If Clarity ..rf Nutter 22, East floor. Spil- Helnten 2, Goals from Tufts, Bor- East Bridgewater s~ i 1 Drops Two Games —* ■ & Boys Lose to North Easton 22 to 9--Girls Defeated 22 to 7. the Oliver, defeated the Miss Bro man caged eight field goals for Oliver Amos and Miss Larson lei. six go through the hoop. ' Stoughton,. Miss F. Wood I li rec of l he five team. Between the halves, the Oliver Amos Midgets defeated the. Stough ton Midgets in a fast ami exciting game, by the score of 11 to 10. At the end of the first half the score, was 6 Io G. After a few minutes of play tlx- G to G tie. was broken i but was folio wed by an 8 Io 8 tie. | Wb.cn the final whistle blow the I score was 10 to 10. A five-minute I overtime was played and Oliver . I Arnes added another victory to its i li.-t. Baxter played w«-ll for rhe Nardozzi lor Stough ton defeated High in two played last evening in the —.... .............. the boys 22 to 9, and the Bridgewater gym., ning by a score of girls by a score of 22 to 7. The first half of the boys’ fairly close, the first period i A bout i turned I closed at I came on the 7:52 train. ■ Between the halves, the Oliver I Ames Seconds added another vic- ‘ tory to their list, when they de feated the Stoughton Seconds by the score of 18 to 9. The Oliver Ames boys played great basketball and had an opponents. Y es t c rd a y afternoon Arnes High girls Stoughton girls, 35 to 5. field Tn the fastest and most exciting game of the year, the Oliver Ames High school boys’ basketball team was defeated last even nig in Legion gym by Bridgewater High, 25 to 19. The game was nip and tuck all the way. At the end of the first quar ter, the score was 4 to 4. When the whistle blew for the half, the score stood 9 to 9, and. at the end i of the third quarter the score was | 15 to 15. During the last quarter it was1 still nip and tuck, until the last1 few minutes of play, when Bridge water let two go through the hoop, giving them the victory by the . score of 25 to 19. Blood and Jack- 3 son wore the heavy scorers for the N: winners. Harris and Spillane tallied many points for Oliver Ames. Capt. '' Johnson played a good defensive jjgame. and also scored five points •‘’“for the losers. )A 'I'he Oliver Ames girls played it their last home game of the season q with the Bridgewater girls, result- □jing in another victory by the score l(of 25 to 15. The Oliver Ames ■;rgirls have not been defeated this a year, and much credit is duo Miss u Dorothy Lamb of the High school it’ faculty, who coached the team. Miss I Larson and Miss Broman scored ; all the points for the winners, get ting six. field goals each. Miss Sarvercery was tlu heavy scorer , tor Bridgewater. iMiss M. Broman and Miss S. Carlson in the centre field played fine, basketball for i Oliver Ames. Both the- boys’ ami girls’ teams ■a ill journey to West Bridgewater . Friday evening, to play the How lard High teams. 'I'he summaries: inn rf . Miss Larson If -s. Miss Richmond Miss II. Carleton ...If Miss D. Noel Last night in the Legion gym a North Easton the Oliver Ames boys easily defeated the Stoughton boys, by the score of 26 to 11. At one. time during the game Sloughtom lead 6 to 4. but Oliver Ames got going and kept the lead the re-" mainder of the game. Spillane’ played a stellar brand of basketball for the winners, caging four Tjas-4 kets, with Hilmer getting three, field goals and one from the foul; line. Captain Johnson played a' great defensive game for the win- For Stoughton, Blake and were the heavy scorers. 50 Stoughton fans were away, as the doors were 7:30, and these people game was fairly close, the first period ending with a score of 7 to 3, but in the. second half North Easton walked away from the home boys, piling up a. score of 22. The. home girls never had a look- in from the start. ° -------- the visitors played The summaries: OLIVER AMES BOYS. Spillane rf.................... Harris If........................ Helmen c .................... Tufts, Johnson rb..,. Uevitt, Lufkin lb....... The score, Oliver Antes Bridgewater 9. Goals from bine 3, Harris 2, Tufts 2, i Nutter 2, Clarity, Stevens. G ' free tries. Spillane 2. Harris. 1 deaux. Referee, Roberts. OLIVER AMES EAST BRIDGE GIRLS. WATER GIRLS. Miss Ladd. Miss S. Brom; lb Miss M. Edson, Miss Caso, Miss E. rb Miss Shore: Miss S. Carlson c...,c Miss A Johnson rb.... Miss A. Horton lb rf Miss D. Stetson, Miss Morrill The score, Oliver Amos Girls 22, East Bridgewater Girls 7. Goals from floor, Miss Larson 2, Miss Broman 8, Miss Case, Miss D. Noel 2. Goals from free tries, Miss Larson, Miss Noel 3. ^Howard Girls Win Twice; Boys Lose West Bridgewater Girls Turn Back North Easton and Stoughton. . B. corer. Miss Johnson Miss Carlson s M. Broman >s S. Bronuui Lose to High School Teams as North Easton Season Opens. fflES GRADUATES GIVEN BEATINGS iver Ames rom floor, Baxli Brown, .Bee Rollins, Char ’wick. Tin - in om free tr! Bokcr 5. Bine •, four 8-miiu HOWARD MIDGETS, lb Charnock ... rb Staples .........MacLean O. A. H. 8. GIRLS. S. Bro man, rf E. Larson. If 8. Carlson. C. Band.'c.. M. Broman, sc A. Horton, rb H. O’Neil,. M. Caso. ! Score, o. A. JI. s. Girls 2. Goals froi 11, E. Larson 14. I Larson 3. B. M i Referee. Miss ! son. Tin*-'- ' Miss Mac Loa n Miss E. Hayes Miss Fihlman Miss Kerr, Ml! If Boer, Perkins .....rf Brown 5 Howard .er 3, Hanson Goals from irnock, MacLean. me, four 8-niin- E. Anderson, Score, O. A. Roys 18. Goal: K. Tufts 3, Sj Mason. G< ’ minute All MNI GIRLS, lb, B. Manchester .rg, A. Johnson <•» M. Ladd ..sc, D. Warren Yl If. B. Nolan . Vendl, G. Nolan ... Girls 59, Alumni >m floor. S. Broman Goals from fouls, E. . xr. Manchester. B. Nolan, lerep. Miss Broman. Scorer, J’eter- i. J imer, Range. The Oliver Ames High school boys' and girls’ basketball teamsm mix* MctoncLvciu Ltanis I opened their seasons last evening i by defeating the Alumni teams in | the Legion gym. The boys defeated the graduates by the score of 19 to I 18 in a close game. Both teams played great basketball. The Oliver Ames girls proved too strong and won 59 to 2. Miss Sylvi Broman and Miss Enis Larson, playing the forward positions for the High school, scored 14 goals each. The next game will be played on Dec. 20, when the teams will jour ney to Needham. The summaries: O. A. II. S. BOYS. ALUMNI. Spillane. Mason, rf Ib, Lufkin E. Tufts, A. Anderson, If rb, A. Tufts, Stromvall Hilmer, c <_•, Harris DeWitt, Jackman, rb If, Horton ‘ ’ lb rf, O'Neil, Holmes H. S. Boys 19. Alumni ils from floor. Horton 0, ., Jpillane 2, Harris, Lufkin, louis from fouls, Hilmer 3. A. 2, Spillane, Holmes. Lufkin, i’ts. Referee-, Frolio. Scorer, Timer, Taylor. Time, four 8- periods. The Howard High school basket ball teams played their last scheduled games of the season on ' the Town Hall floor last night, with Oliver Ames teams as their op ponents. The boys’ regular five and the Midgets lost, the regulars by a score of 1 8to 12, and the Midgets 15 to 8, while the girls won their game 24 to 16, the latter being one of the best ever seen on the floor. Howard girls played a clean, snappy game an tne way (through, and many brilliant plays ' were seen during the game. The Howard High girls’ team also defeated the Stoughton girls 31 to 10 in a well-played game, with Miss Green as the star. The summaries: AMESOLIVER AMES HOWARD BOYS. BOYS. Spillane rf lb Stonkus Harris If rb Barker Tufts, Hilmer c c Tuck Johnson, DeWitt rb If Bokcr Lufkin, Holmes lb rf Black Tim score: Oliver Ames Boys 18. How ard Boys 12. Goals from, floor, Spihiue, Harris I, Johnson, Lufkin, Black. Bok- i er Tuck. Goals from free tries, Harris •2.’ Hilmer, Lufkin. Bokcr 5. Black. Ref- | erce. Frolio. Time, four 8-minute pe riods. OLIVER AMES I MIDGETS. j Baxter rf I Rollins If i Hanson c ............. 'Anderson rb .... I Jocobson lb .... i The score: 01 i> 1S. Goals from fh 3. Rollins, ‘ free tries, Lvi. Referee, t ’hadn .... ute periods. HOWARD ' OLIVER AMES ■GIRLS, GIRLS. , Miss Orierduhl if lb Miss Horton Miss Slade, Miss Green If rb se..sc Miss rb....lf Miss Iss Wood lb rf Miss Larson :1 Girls 24, Oliver mis from floor, Miss I’recit 6. Miss Bro- • 2. Goals from free 3, Miss Ortendahl 2, Miss I.arson. Rof- Tlme", four S-min- The score: Howard Ames Girls 16. Goals Ortendahl C>. Miss G. man 3. ?'liss I.arson tries, Miss Green Miss S. Broman 5, erce. Miss Gilmore, le periods. u\ Women's Nationaltrack AND Field Championships of the amateur athletic union OF THE UNITED STATES UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE ■V AT PERSHING FIELD JERSEY CITY, N. J. SATURDAY, JULY 25, 1931 AT 2 O'CLOCK HUDSON COUNTY AMATEUR ATHLETIC LEAGUE and the Combined Service and Fraternal Clubs of Hudson County jniiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiitnniTiilTiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiLilPMtl | | PRICE 15 CENTS ■■■■llllllllllllllllllllllllllUinillllllLIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllilii fflmiiiiiiiiWiiTinnnninnninnnnMiinnnniniTTWiiM TRACK EVENTSORDER OF EVENTS TRACK EVENTS TimeSecondFirst Heat Won by No TimeSecondSecond Heat Won by No TimeSecondThird Heat Won by NoFIELD EVENTS TimeSecondFourth I-Icat Won by No 7992 10812M 7035M 10868M M M 10693M 9125M C 6875 Comp. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 11 12 14 15 16 16 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 140 Comp. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Hudson County Championship. National A.A.U. Championship. -National A.A.U. Championship. Men—Hudson County Championship. Championship. National A.A.U. Championship. Event No. 23 Event No. 24 Event No. 25 Running Broad Jump Men Hudson County Championship. Event No. 26 Running High Jump -Men Event No. 27 'Throwing the Discus- Women - Event No. 28—Running Broad Jump—Women— Event No. 29-12-Lb. Shot Put Event No. 30 Throwing the Baseball- Women National A.A.U. Event No. 31- Throwing the Javelin -Women 220 Yards Run -Final—Men—Hudson County Championship. 220 Yards Run—Final—Women—National A.A.U. Championship. 440 Yards Run —Final Relay—Women—National A.A.U. Championship. 6; YARDS RUN—HUDSON COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Name Affiliation Michael Celantano, Pershing A.C. Henry Ehlert, Pershing A.C. Harold Heinsdorf, Pershing A.C. George I,cone, Pershing A.C. George Whyman. Pershing A.C. William Koch, Pershing A.C. Wilbur Loughran, Pershing A.C. Herbert Stanford, Pershing A.C. Name Affiliation r" Mary Carew, Medford (Mass.) Girls' Athletic Club Olive Hasenfus, Boston Swimming Association ,^. Louise Stokes, Onteora Club, Malden, Mass. fx=3( Anna Catarius, Boston Swimming Association----------- Margie McGlone, Boston Swimming Association . Evelyn Furtsch, Los Angeles Athletic Club / <2sf- Anne Vrana O'Brien, Los Angeles Athletic Club Ruth Easley, Boswell Dairies, Fort Worth, Tex. Mary Carter, Employers Casualty Co., Dallas, Tex. — Agatha Spanholtz, Unattached, St. Louis, Mo. Evelyn Shenk, Pennsylvania Railroad A.C. Alice Roose, First National Bank A.C., Minneapolis, Minn. Alice B. Monk, Newark Women's Athletic Club Violet Haworth, Duffy League, Paterson, N. J. Florence Schmits, South Paterson Girls’ Club Ruth Comer, Miles Bryan H. S., McKees Rock, Pa. Dorothy Zeiders, Pennsylvania Railroad A. C., Harrisburg, Pa. Harriet Matthews, Meadowbrook Club, Philadelphia //t/f H'eleif’Fairbanks, Meadowbrook Club, Philadelphia Mary Ladewig, Meadowbrook Club, Philadelphia "2—— Marion Shaul, Unattached, Cobleskill, N. Y. -v-t—- Loretta T. A. McNeil, Millrose Athletic Association Mary Washburn Conklin, Millrose Athletic Association Adeline McCunn, Millrose Athletic Association Mary Jorgensen, Unattached, Richmond, N. Y. Pauline Theodosiou, Hermes A.C. Georgia Theodosiou, Hermes A.C. Helen Kosmider, Paulist Athletic Club Mildred Abat. Paulist Athletic Club . Ethel Harrington, Illinois Women's Athletic Club I/2A Kay Ungemach, N. Y. and Queen’s Elect EVENT No. 2 100 Reg. No. 17283 239 Running High Jump—Women -National A.A.U. Championship. 8-Lb. Shot Put Women -National A.A.U. Championship. Event No. 1— 50 Yard Run—Trials—Women—National A.A.U. Championship. Event No. 2—100 Yards Run—Trials—Men—Hudson County Championship. Event No. 3— 50 Yards Run—Semi-Final—Women—National A.A.U. Championship. Event No. 4—100 Yards Run—Semi-Final—Men—Hudson County Championship. ' * Event No. 5— 80 Metres Hurdles—Trials—Women—National A.A.U. Championship. Event No. 6—220 Yards Hurdles—Trials—Men—Hudson County Championship. Event No. 7— 50 Yards Run—Final—Women—National A.A.U. Championship. Event No. 8—100 Yards Run—Final—Men—Hudson County Championship. Event No. 9—One Mile Run—Final—Men—Hudson County Championship. Event No. 10—100 Yards Run—Trials—Women—National A.A.U. Championship. Event No. 11—440 Yards Run—Final—Men—Hudson County Championship. Event No. 12 100 Yards Run—Semi-Final—Women—National A.A.U. Championship. Event No. 13— 80 Metres Hurdles—Final—Women—National A.A.U. Championship. Event No. 14—220 Yards Hurdles Final—Men—Hudson County Championship. Event No. 15—100 Yards Run—Final—Women—National A.A.U. Championship. Event No. 16—880 Yards Run -Final—Men—Hudson County Championship. Event No. 17 220 Yards Run—Trials—Women—National A.A.U. Championship. Event No. 18 220 Yards '1'rials - Men—Hudson County Championship. Event No. 19-Three-Mile Run -Final—Men—Hudson County Championship. Event No. 20 Event No. 21 Event No. 22 EVENT No. 1 50 YARDS RUN—NATIONAL A.A.U. CHAMPIONSHIP American record, 5 4/5 sec., Elizabeth Robinson, Illinois Women's Athletic Club at Chicago, Ill., July 27, 1929. Championship record, same. Defending champion, Mary Carew, Medford Girls A.C. Reg. No. 4461NE 7955NE 6674NE 7374NE NE 2744SP 2745SP 761G J432G 522W 43612AM A C 916NJ ApplNJ 677NJ 43585AMA MA 58MA 1802MA 180 IMA 842A Won by No. Second Third Fourth Time EVENT No. 9 Reg. No. I 10768 First Meat Won by No Second Time 10038 .... Second Time ! Third Meat Won by No. Second Time 7420 8679 10951 I Time Fourth Third Second Won by No, ] 1216 First Heat Won by No Second., Time Second Heat Won by No Second Time LThird Heat Won by No. Second Time EVENT No. 7 50 YARD RUN - WOMEN -FINAL Won by No .... Second.... .. Third.... . . . .Fourth. . . . . . . . Time. . . . I I c c c c EVENT No. 8 100 YARDS RUN—FINAL—HUDSON COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP 8267 10736 10941 10293 11066 10776 7020 10257 10256 9195 8641 5574 5816 9183 8325 Comp. No. 2 4 11 21 26 27 28 37 40 41 49 72 73 74 75 76 10700 11215 5264 6663 11336 10038 6587 Comp. No. 8 40 45 48 51 57 58 59 63 64 65 68 70 71 73 77 78 79 83 84 85 86 87 88 91 92 93 94 96 99 100 101 104 113 Reg. No. 4461 NE 6674NE 2744SP 2755SP 761G Reg. No. 239 Comp. No. 9 24 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 134 135 137 138 EVENT No. 6 220 LOW HURDLES—HUDSON COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Name Affiliation Henry Ehlert, Pershing A.C. George Leone, Pershing A.C. Oluf Johnsen, Pershing A.C. John Miller, Pershing A.C. Moe Errico, St. Michael's C.C. John Caverly, St. Michael’s C.C. Al Marsyalek, St. Michael's C.C. Samuel Pecorino, Pershing A.C. Neil Looney, St. Michael's C.C. Dave Wilson, St. Michael's C.C. John Verbout, St. Michael’s C.C. John Jeter, Pershing A.C. Isador Levin, Pershing A.C. Edward Gibbons, Unattached Edward Kennedy, St. Michael's C.C. C. Joseph Edwards, St. Michael’s C.C. ONE MILE RUN—HUDSON COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Name Affiliation Herbert Stanford, Pershing A.C. Neil Looney, St. Michael's C.C. Jules Vissers, Pershing A.C. Tom Howard, St. Michael’s C.C. Wilho Korsu, Kataja A.A. Philip Bongino, Pershing A.C. Eugene Epple, Pershing A.C. Mathew Heinis, Pershing A.C. T. McPartland, Shamrock A.C., West New York Bob Hanlon, St. Michael's C.C. Jimmie Dillon, St. Michael’s C.C. John Nauska, Kataja A.C. William Laubenheimer, Jersey Harriers, Bayonne Joseph Mocuilewski, Jersey Harriers, Bayonne Isador Levin, Pershing A.C. Andrew Cohen, Pershing A.C. Joseph McTague, Pershing A.C. Chester A. Haight, Pershing A.C. Richard Beck, Pershing A.C. William Alexander, Pershing A.C. William Vissers, Pershing A.C. Charles Meyns, Pershing A.C. Robert Emmenecker, Pershing A.C. Warren Youngclaus, Pershing A.C. George Nelson, Pershing A.C. William Hewston, Pershing A.C. John Soyka, Pershing A.C. R. Roche, Shamrock A.C., West New York John J. Matin, Jr., Jersey Harriers, Bayonne Joseph Gasarowski, Kataja A.C. Charles DeGeorge, Kataja A.C. Walfred Tikkanen, Kataja A.C. Harold A. Pierce, Millrose A.A., New York Joshua Margolin, Pershing A.C. ■j! Second Beat Won by No.^> Name Affiliation Mary Carew, Medford (Mass.) Girls' Athletic Club Louise Stokes, Onteora Club, Malden, Mass. Evelyn Furlsch, Los Angeles Athletic Chib Anne Vraua O'Brien, Los Angeles Athletic Club Ruth Easley. Boswell Dairies, Fort Worth. Tex. Name Affiliation Mar}- Carter, Employers Casualty Co., Dallas, Tex. Mary Washburn Conklin, Millrose Athletic Association Evelyn Hall, Illinois Women's Athletic Club Babe Didrikson, Employers Casualty Co., Dallas, Tex. Addie Marshall, Employers Casualty Co., Dallas, Tex. Nellie Sharka, Unattached, Newark, N. J. Flora Mae Stoepper, Duffy League, Paterson Anna McCabe, Paulist Athletic Club Emily Lillian Smith, Millrose Athletic Association Syd Koff, Millrose Athletic Association Gertrude Mayer, Millrose Athletic Association Evelyn Hall, Illinois Women’s Athletic Club Nellie Todd, Illinois Women's Athletic Club Lois Collor, Illinois Women's Athletic Club Helen Filkey Warren, Illinois Women’s Athletic Club EVENT No. 10 100 YARDS RUN—NATIONAL A.A.U. CHAMPIONSHIP American record, 10 4/5 sec., Stella Walsh, New York Central Lines Athletic Association at Philadelphia. Pa., May 30, 1930. Championship record, 11 1/10 sec., Stella Walsh, New York Central Lines Athletic Association at Pallas, Tex.. July 4, 1930. Defending champion, Stella Walsh, New York Central Lines A.A. Comp. No. 1 3 6 7 8 EVENT No. 5 80 METRES HURDLES—NATIONAL A.A.U. CHAMPIONSHIP American record, 12 3/5 sec., Helen Filkey Warren, Illinois Women’s Athletic Club at Chicago, Ill., June 2, 1928. Championship record, 12 3/5 sec., Helen Filkey Warren, Illinois Women's Athletic Club at Chicago, Ill., July 27. 1929. Defending champion, Evelyn Hall, Illinois Women's Athletic Club. Reg. No. 1432G 10812M C 1425G 1429G 1371 NJ 934NJ 8834M 6928M 8618M & I 880 YARDS RUN—HUDSON COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP (Continued) 6598 10699 Time Second Time Second Time Second Time. Second EVENT No. 12 -SEMI-FINAL Time Third Fourth Second Won by No Time Second First Heat Won by No Sedond Time Second Heat Won by No EVENT No. 17 220 YARDS’RUN—HUDSON COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS EVENT No. 13 SO METRES HURDLES—WOMEN—FINAL Fourth Time Third Second Won by No 7992 9117 Third Fourth Second Time Won by No. 100 YARDS RUN—WOMEN—FINAL Third . ..Second Fourth N?Time. . . 880 YARDS RUN HUDSON COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP 6604 7791 6663 10768 4 10778 10293 11066 10688 7794 5574 14462 5816 11338 8728 10562 10700 10633 6567 6448 I 5264 10698 8267 10736 7702 10699 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 124 54 55 56 124 Reg. No 17283 239 EVENT No. 14 220 YARDS HURDLES—FINAL—HUDSON COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP Comp. No. 1 2 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 24 25 27 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 100 YARDS RUN—WOME^SL—. Third EVENT No. 16 First Heat Won by No. . Second Heat Won by No Third Heat Won by No.. Fourth Heat Won by No. ' yblllp No. 35 40 43 46 47 45 48 52 56 39 57 58 59 Reg. No. 7791 William Reed, Pershing A.C. Mortimer Brown, Pershing A.C. D. Lavino, Shamrock A.C., West New York T. McPartland, Shamrock A.C., West New York Bob Hanlon, St. Michael’s C.C. Jimmie Dillon, St. Michael’s C.C. Stephen Szymanski, Polish Falcons Charles Pellinger, Kataja A.C. John Nauska, Kataja A.C. Ted Hennessey, Jersey City Y.M.C.A. William Laubenheimer, Jersey Harriers, Bayonne Joseph Mocuilewski, Jersey Harriers, Bayonne Albert Kroll, Unattached EVENT nJ. 15 W<>>> by. No Name Affiliation James Jeffrey, Pershing A.C. Neil Looney, St. Michael’s C.C. John McDonaugh, St. Michael’s C.C. Harold Rouse, Pershing A.C. William Sinclair, Pershing A.C. Jules Vissers, Pershing A.C. Toni Howard, St. Michael’s C.C. T. C. Eskola, Jersey Harriers, Bayonne Leopold Molzon, Pershing A.C. Richard Stanton, Pershing A.C. Philip Pongino, Pershing A.C. Eugene Epple, Pershing A.C. Mathew Heinis, Pershing A.C. Name Affiliation Michael Celantano, Pershing A.C. Henry Ehlert, Pershing A.C. Harold Heinsdorf, Pershing A.C. George Whyman, Pershing A.C. William Koch, Pershing A.C. Wilbur Loughran, Pershing A.C. Herbert Stanford, Pershing A.C. Harry Becker, Pershing A.C. Walter Tomford, Pershing A.C. Oluf Johnsen, Pershing A.C. Edward Castro, Pershing A.C. Fred King, Pershing A.C. William Taylor, Pershing A.C. Charles Heinis, Pershing A.C. Louis Koch, Pershing A.C. George Patterson, Pershing A.C. William Finnic, Pershing A.C. Elwood Seiglcr, Pershing A.C. Herbert Thompson, Pershing A.C. Harold Rooney, Pershing A.C. Edward Smith, St. Michael s C.C. Thomas J. Finn, St. Michael’s C.C. John Caverly, St. Michael’s C.C. Edward J. Beenic, Polish Falcons Toivo Palniquist, Kataja A.C. Toivo Diussa, Kataja A.C. William Winninger,’Jersey Harriers, Bayonne Edward H. Ryan, Jersey Harriers, Bayonne Janies Jcffret, Pershing A.C. Antony Loziea, Pershing A.C. Samuel Pecorino. Pershing A.C. Frank Sanders, Pershing A.C. Richard Stanton, Pershing A.C. Neil Looney, St. Michael's C.C. Dave Wilson, Si. Michael's C.C. 440 YARDS RUN—HUDSON COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP .(Continued) V. Oberthaler, Shamrock A.C., West New York A. Smith, Shamrock A.C., West New York Leopold Molzon, Pershing A.C. Albert Kroll, Unattached THREE MILE 5574 8679 10776 Second Won by No Third Fourth Time Won by No Second Third Fourth Time Time 4th 3rd 2nd Won by EVENT No. 21 FIELD EVENTS220 YARDS RUN—WOMEN—FINAL Won by No Third Second Fourth. . . ... Time ... EVENT No. 22 Comp. No. Reg. No. 7020 10500 6524 10257 10256 9195 10413 7420 9183 8325 Team Millrose Athletic Association Jessie Cross Maybelle Gilliland Carrie Jansen Loretta T. A. McNeil Helen M. Baxter Louise C. Washburn Duffy League, Paterson, N. J. Eleanor Egg Ellen B. Post Flora M. Stoepper Violet Haworth H. Kandonas Meadowbrook Club Harriet Matthews Helen Fairbanks A. Barron Helen Busch Mary K. Ladewig Kataja A.C., Jersey City Ruth Keller Margaret Eriksen Gertrude Rahikka Gertrude Eriksen Illinois Women’s Athletic Club 8608 M 860 7 M M M 10726M 8612M Bl B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 Cl C2 C3 C4 C5 DI D2 D3 D4 D5 58MA 1802MA 1807MA 1803MA 1801 MA 80NJ ApplNJ 934NJ ApplNJ 696NJ 6628M 8487M 6975M 8488M 68 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 100 101 102 103 84 Reg. No. 618M 1804MA 759G 7960MA 1385NJ 10880M 10882M 7086 M 1395 M 881 N | 8188NE EVENT No. 20 220 YARDS RUN—FINAL—MEN—HUDSON COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP FI F2 F3 F4 F5 F6 El E2 E3 E4 7955NE NE 4995 NE 4894NE 7374NE 7959NE Al A2 A3 A4 A 5 A6 440 YARD RELAY—NATIONAL A.A.U. CHAMPIONSHIP (Continued) Boston Swimming Association Olive Hasenfus Margie McGlone Margaret Tierney Roberta Winton Anna Catarius Natalia Welch EVENT No. 23 RUNNING HIGH JUMP—NATIONAL A.A.U. CHAMPIONSHIP American record, 5 ft., 31 in., Jean M. Shiley, Meadowbrook Club at Boston. Mass., April 19, 1930. Championship record, Jean M. Shiley, Meadowbrook Club at Dallas, Texas, July 4, 1930. Defending champion, Jean M. Shiley, Meadowbrook Chib. Philadelphia. Comp. No. 47 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 440 YARDS RELAY—NATIONAL A.A.U. CHAMPIONSHIP American record, 49 2'5 sic., Millrose Athletic Association (Carrie Jansen, Maybelle Gilliland, Jessie Cross and Loretta McNeil) at 1 ‘alias, Texas, July 4, 1930. Championship record, same. Defending champions, Millrose Athletic Association. Name Affiliation Jennie Yunka, Polish Falcons jean M. Shiley, Meadowbrook Club, Philadelphia Esther McClure, Boswell Dairies, Fort Worth, Tex. Helen Philips, Boston Swimming Association Alice Kroll, South Paterson Giris' Club Julia Sablick, Polish Falcons Nest 618 Irene Dombrowski, Polish Falcons Nest 618 Regina Curtis, German American Athletic Club Virginia Ewald, Newark Women's Athletic Club Effie (lord, Newark Turn Verein Sylvia Broman, Brockton (Mass.) Girls' Club RUN—HUDSON COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP (Continued) John Nauska, Kataja A.C. Andrew Cohen, Pershing A.C. Joseph McTague, Pershing A.C. Chester A. Haight, Pershing A.C. Edward Heim, Pershing A.C. Stephen Popowich, Pershing A.C. Otto Szelinsky, Pershing A.C. Richard Beck, Pershing A.C. William Vissers, Pershing A.C. Charles Meyns, Pershing A.C. Robert Emmernecker, Pershing A.C. Warren Youngclaus, Pershing A.C. Herbert Crossley, Pershing A.C. Andrew Bender, Pershing A.C. George Nelson, Pershing A.C. William Hewston, Pershing A.C. John Soyka, Pershing A.C. R. Roche, Shamrock A.C., West New York C. Tourso, Shamrock A.C., West New York John J. Matin, Jr., Jersey Harriers, Bayonne Gus DelVichio, Good Shepherd A.C., New York Edwin Rightmire, Unattached Joseph Gasarowski, Kataja A.C. Charles DeGeorge, Kataja A.C. Walfred Tikkanen, Kataja A.C. William Burke, Good Shepherd A.C., New York William Alexander, Unattached Carl Lawrence, Unattached Rm-K 0 a ♦I -7 ■ v•£ I s'. •B . jsj ■ i 7 7 w '7 i ■ ■ d ■,- 'M V i > $ fg jis ■" -S J; £’ ■ n - t i. r 1 5.- l:B 3 ,;?.‘ i y»A?’ ' ' I! w 7 ■' £J li lt J St~r || ■ WT " t * j;! .33 <££W ■ ' ■; B* 1*^ ^W? L-' i p II .'.Bl a 'V>W■ ’’ j|g r. 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The Brockton first team defeated Worcester 37 to 16, while the Providence Seconds de feated Brockton Seconds, 30 to 26. i Y.W.C A.BASKETBALLTEAM TCFS1DBLEB0R033T017 Willmar roman, n lb, E-- Nora Williams, Clifford, If BROCKTON 2DS. Y. W. C. , rf. .lb. Edna i, lf...rb. Myrtb Jc. Syl, „ , Brockton <■ Goals from floor Nora Williams 5, Sylvia McNally, 1-alth'ciirroi 4. Vera Clark 4. Irene Willman. McNally, Norma Inncrbcrg. Th WORCESTER Y. W. C. •oman rf lb Irene liman If rb Ruth Daniels, Mabel Anderson Sylvia Broman Jc Faith Clifford jc jc Ruth Foley. Ruth Daniels Rose Badeau sc.............sc Laura Stracher Sylvia Broman sc If Alice Johnson Eva Anderson rg...................... Ruth Foley ' Faith Clifford lb If Paulino Dustin Myrtle Huisman lb The t-'1 16. Goal Irene Wil Foley 2. Willman tin 2. Ri Referee, mln. periods. Brockton first team showed plenty of class. The two forwards, Sigrid Broman with her shooting, and the great passing by Irene Willman, was too much for the Worcester I team. Miss Broman scored 13 field ! goals. Her shooting was sensa- • tional. Irene Willman was wonder - I ful from the foul line, making five ; points out of .six tries. Sylvia Broman at jumping centre. Rose Badeau, Faith Clifford and Eva Anderson were the other girls to show fine basketball and made Brockton look like a real outfit. Pauline Dustin was the best for Worcester. After holding the lead at the half, Brockton Seconds lost to Prov idence Seconds during the second half. „------ ..._ ’ ‘ ' „* ' from the start. Marie Hinckley with 10 field goals was the high scorer. I The Frances Baldwin showed class for [Brocktoj Brockton with 10 field goals. The : other points mad" by Brockton were ' three field goals by Narr. W!l- score—Y. V.’. C*. A. 37, Worceste: >als from floor, Sigrid Broman 13. ’Ulman 3, Pauline Dustin 4, Ruth . Goals from free tries. Irene , 5, Sigrid Broman, Pauline Dus- luth Foley 2. Miss Peterson. I sition. Faith Clifford as usu strong both at guard and in J ward position. j The real battle of the night was ' between Sylvia Broman of Brockton i and Elizabeth Kelley of Middleboro ■ at jumping centre. It was as good ■ an exhibition of centre work as has been seen at the “Y” in many a day, Miss Kelley giving the crack Brock ton centre plenty to think about. Vera Clark and Norma Smith, the two forwards for Middleboro played hard, but they couldn’t locate the j basket until the second half. The summary: BROCKTON MIDDLEBORO Y. W. C. A. Y. W. C. A. Irene Willman, Irene Bln’r, Sylvia Broman, rf Evelyn Cln:k. Edith Cronin irns, Hazel McNally, Faith PROVIDENCE V. W. C. A. 2DS. Y. W. C. A. 2DS Marie Hinckley, rf. .lb. Edna Markovska Alice Allebough, lf...rb. Myrtle Huisman Mabelle Harris. Jc....... )c. Sylvia Bn Edna Shark, uc sc, Constance 1 Irene Blair u;lf- u- rf FranCM Baldwin score -Providence Seconds Sv. ?n Seconds 2G. Goals from floor. Marie Hinckley 10. Alice Allebough Frances Baldwin 10, Not .................. iRefetee, Miss Peterson. Ti. Nora Wil- ‘minute ne’-'^’c , Alice Mlskinls, Elsie Smith tan, Myrtle Huisman, Jc jc, Elizabeth Kelley Rose Badeau, sc.............sc. Melba Platt Edna Markawska, Faith Clifford, rb If, Vera Clark Myrtle Huisman, Edna Markawska, lb rf, Norma Smith The score:—Brockton 33, Middleboro 17. Goals from floor, Irene Willman 6. Nora Williams 5, Sylvia Broman 2, ” McNally, Faith Clifford, Norma 4, Vera Clark 4. Goals from fre< Irene Willman. Nora Williams, . McNally, Norma Smith. Referee, 1 ■» • . J Winnerberg. Time, lour 8-minuteIrene Willman with 13 points and i riods. ■ Nora Williams with 11 points did the I heavy scoring for Brockton. Hazel I McNally, playing the second half for I Brockton showed a lot of fine basket- I ball. ROse Badeau at side centre showed plenty of power in that po sition. Faith Clifford as usual was 1 -------’ q for- Brockton Y. W. C. A. defeated Middleboro Y. W. C. A. 33 to 17 Tuesday night on the local Y. W. C. A. court. The Brockton girls piled up a good lead during the first half, the score at the half being 21 to 5. In the second half with a- change in the lineup, the Brockton team didn’t look so good, the visitors outscoring the home team, 12 to 9. Y. W'C. A, FIVE LEADS LEAGUE; w. BASKETBALL tional 20. i o South Cong. Loses at Basketball. iiJ.C. A. BASEBALL TEAM j EVENING LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 2 3 Pct. I J.COO i .667 .333 .000 Goes Through Season Without a Defeat— Second Title Won by This Organization. Y. W. C. A. basketball team coached by Miss Eleanor Wenner- berg won the Evening Basketball League without a loss. This is the second time that the team has won the championship. Captain Sigrid Broman played at forward. While at Oliver Ames High, North Euston, Miss Broman was a star. One of the best players in the State was at centre, when Sylvia Broman covered herself withx glory. Irene Willman, who played at the Y. W. C. A. for many years, was the other forward, he was just as clever as ever, her passing enabling Miss Broman to make many of her baskets. Rose Badeau played at side centre. This was her first season on the varsity team, and she gave a good account, of herself. In the backfield the team had two clever guards. Eva Anderson playing her second year, was hard co get by, and she saved many points from being scored against her team by her blocking. Without doubt one of the best guards in girl’s basketball in the State was Faith Clifford, a former inter-scholastic guard from Maine, Miss Clifford, while playing on the Portland team, was picked for All Maine basketball teams, for four years. This year she has shown much power. Like Miss Anderson, ' she was able to break up the plays of their opponents. j The team had a name of playing hard, but clean basketball, very few • of the girls going out on personal I fouls doing the 12 games. The fol- ! lowing is the record for the past sea son. I Y. W. C. A. 30, South Congrega- I tional 29. Y. W. C. A. 21. Central M. E. 14. Y. W. C. A. 46, First Congrega- ; tional 20. j Y. W. C. A. 48. South Congrega- I • tional 28. Y. W. C. A. 27, First Congrcga- l tional 8. Y. W. C. A. 29, Central M. E. 27. Y. W. C. A. 30, Stoughton Tri-Mu ; 19-Y. W. C. A. 30, Howard Seminary • 12. The Evening Basketball League | resuzned play after the vacation, at the Y. W. C. A. Friday night. The Y. W. C. A. won its third straight: game by smothering First Congre- • gational. 48 to 4. The South Con gregational-New Jerusalem combina tion, after one of the hardest bat tles of the season, defeated Central M. E.. 45 to 38. Y. W. C. A. had a chance to use all of its substitutes last night, in defeating First Congregational. 48 to. 4. Every player on the Y. W. C. A. squad was given a chance to show■ her worth. The girls who looked | the best for all around work were1 Sylvia Broman, Sigrid Broman, Irene j Willman and Faith Clifford. The leading scorer was Sylvia Broman, with eight field goals. During the first period before any changes were made in the “Y” lineup, Irene Will- man and Sigrid Broman gave a won- derful exhibition of' passing and! shooting. Eva Anderson played a strong defensive game for the Y. W. C. A. Pauline Baker made the only two field goals for First Congrega- EVENING LEAGUE. Team Standing. , Won LostT. W. C. A........................ 3 o South Congregational........ 1 1Central M. 7J........... First Congr/.ga tional. Results Friday Night. Y. W. C..A. 48. First Congregational 1. ■ South Congregational 45, Central ?.l. j Gaanes Next Friday Night. j 6:30 j?. M.—Y. W. C. A. vs. South j Congregational; First Congregational v.~. 1 lional. Helen Fogg and Helen nar- die were the other girls to show good work for the losers. In the hardest fought game of the reason, the South Congregational- New Jerusalem team defeated Cen tral M. E„ 45 to 38, in a great fourth period rally. The score at the end ol the first period was 10 all. Al I the half the South Congregational led 19 to 18. It) the third period the Central M. K. pulled away Iroll‘ 14. Y. W. C. A. 33. Mlddleboro Y. W. C. A. 17. Y. W. C. A. 26, Mlddleboro Y. W. C. A. 24. Y. W. C. A. 37. Worcester Y. W. C. A. 16. Points, 395; opponents. 228. 0 BROCKTON Y. W. C. A. FORCED at Middleboro. I ! Y. W. C. A. Girls Take Revenge, for ’28 Loss. Only a Last Half Rally Saves Shoe City Quin- ' tette—Final Score 26 to 24—Game Played at Middleboro. 1 Driving the Howard Seminary back to the wall during the first period of the game, the Y. W. C. A. made up .for ihe beating that they received last season from the Howard Semi nary Girls, by defeating them, 30 to 12. at the Y. W. C. A., Friday after noon . Very few girls' teams have ever shown the speed and dash the Y. W. C. A. team showed in the first eight .minutes of play. The score stood 14 to 4 at the end of the period. At the half the local team was leading. 20 to 5. Great work in this half by Eva Anderson and Faith Clifford, Brockton’s two guards, was mainly responsible for this. In the third • period the Brockton team made one lead 26 to 5. This period it was the wonderful work of Sylvia Broman' and Rose Bedeau at centre that^kept; the ball from the Howard baskets. The last period showed the Howard attack, outscoring Brockton. 7 to 4. Sigrid Broman Leads Scorers. The high class shooting of Sigrid Broman with eight field goals, and • Irene Willman with six field goals ' was ihe feature of the game. The i Y. W. C. A. girls outplayed the How ard girls and had them a tired lot when the final- whistle blew. Once again Sylvia Broman. at jumping centre, showed that she is the peer of any girl basketball player in this district. The girls that showed the best ' work for Howard Seminary were I Harriet Coffing at side centre,. Blanche Then and Virginia Bailey. I The summaries: i V. W. C. A. HOWARD SEMINARY I Irene Willman rf lb Agnes • . Sigrid Dromon if rb Hannah Sylvia Broman jc..je . Rose Badeau i Frith Clifford ■ Eva Andcraon The score -A ; Seminary 12. i Broman S. Irene Ihmen 2. Vin i free trie! '■ Ihmen 4 Y. W. C. A. has not been defeated this season. The game was the roughest that the Brockton team has . been in, many fouls being made, but few being called. Sigrid Broman scored every point for the winners. Miss Broman was J aided in her work by the wonderful. passing of Irene Willman. Sylvia Broman showed the Middle-1 boro fans a few things how the1 , jumping centre position shoulcl be. ' played. Her pivoting had the centre : of the Middleboro team on the go all1 through the game and it was her ; great work in handling the ball that, 1 gave Brockton the victory. Vera Clark was the high light i scorer for the home team. Miss Clark tossed in seven field goals and two i foul shots. Melba Pratt was the •; ether girl to show fine work for ; Middleboro. Middleboro Seconds defeated ■ Brockton Seconds, 29 to 19. The first ' half of this game was close and ex-, citing. In the second half the; Brockton team faded in front of the I Middleboro Y. VV. C. A. came near spoiling the fine record of the Brockton team Wednesday night when the Shoe City crew barely trimmed Middleboro, 2G to 24. At the half Middleboro led 15 to 10. It was great team work that gave Brockton the victory in the second half, outscoring the home team, 16 to 9. Johnson, Mary Henzey Davidson. Betty David Freda Mickletown .'....sc Harriet Coffin rb....lf Virginia Bailey lb....rf Bianchi. Ihmen W. C. A. 30. Howard (Souls from floor. Sigrid v... Willman G. Blanche I . irginhi Halley 2. Goals from I Sigrid Broman 2. Blanche i Referee. Miss Packard. Um- . minute i Newport Could Not Stop Them J Arthur E. Staff, Kneeling—captain: Rose Badeau. i > ________ ■■w BASKETBALL 1 ; Willman. Sigrid Broman, Standing—Faith Clifford. 1I ■ t Champions of Y. W. C. A. Evening League Y. W. C. A. Sitting in front, left to right—Irene \ Sylvia Broman, Eve Anderson. £ 1 I I BROCKTON HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL TEAM. Front row, left to right—Charles Smolensky; Harland Almquist; Eldon Hallamore, cap tain; Herbert Semino; Harold Krock. Back row, left to right—Philip Kelliher; Ray Welch; Samuel Cohan; coach. <.V. MW- lyS navi aKa|g»f L?‘ EaBKml WyyTggr »t»s««■ itWXq IM W?. ■ ® JI » ’v « SI' - ^tOxx e-'C ?/ ' B.XX- XX\X /\- -XXX ' i-:"l■'.■■ X'f •■'"■■ ■-■ ?'vX . - Xvn-? /-"XXX ’ L ?-’3s» •i 7i-'- : I ? ' »Jfc ■■ > b' i! 0 > . B ^1 h I ’/ e • A< ,• RI I tl; ■ I I ! N l‘s 1- I * ’ !’ !J-1 ’J fl — iy. n c a continues to m — g^. fS V IN MRA-CITY TOURNAMENT Have of bard, clean when the teams fail H? 1 0 1 2 3 good exhibitions basketball. The other game players on each four game this mgregational kf. E...................... Won Broman Sisters j Defeats Central M. E. for Third Straight Vic- I Lost Pct. 1.000 .667 .333 .000 , tory, 31 to 19—South Congos Upset First Parish Five, 32 to 14. ■»---------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i around Boston, including ; bridge, Boston and many others, so i that by the victory Friday, Brock- ; ton is sitting pretty, as one of the , * best Y. W. C. A. teams in the : I State. I Brockton started by scoring right ji off the reel. The score at the end of | the first period was 11 to 2. Tire I Somerville girls began to realize that ithAv ---- ------ ’ * • game. crew had a In the third points to ,. In team giv- Goals fror* *•— ~‘ ne Willman 3, Virginia anccs Baldwin, Bettv Co) Fuller. Goals from free’tries. Ils 2. Frances Baldwin, D< Webster. T BROCKTON YJ.C. A. UPSETS soMmiEmom Visitors Sustain First Defeat t to 22 Count—Sigrid Hollis Also Star. Brockton Y. W. C. A. put a dent in the great record of the Somer ville Y. W. C. A. girls by defeating them 35 to 22 at the local “Y’’ Fri day night. This is the first defeat for the Somerville girls this season. They have whipped the best teams ’ nmunri Boston, h*v J Am ■ Y. W. C. A. ..... Sentral It. E. ... First Parish ...... Jerusalem - RESULTS FRIDAY NIGHTY. W. C. A. 39, New Jerusalem 17. Central M. E. 53, First Parish 1. The Y. W. C. A. and Central M. E. teams won easily in the open ing games of the Intra-City. basket ball league at the Y. W. C. A. Fri- •day night. The Y. W. C. A. outfit defeated the New Jerusalem-South | Congregational' team, 39 to 17, while the Central M. E. crew swamped ! the First Parish-St. Paul’s-First Baptist combination, 53 to 1. The Y. W. C. A. gave every mem ber of their squad a chance io play last night. The winners had pass work which baffled the New Jeru salem team all through the game. Sylvia Broman at jumping center was the star of the game. Sigrid Hollis performed excellently. Fran ces Baldwin of the Y. W. C. A. team' led in scoring with nine baskets. Sigrid Hollis was next iu line vrLh i six baskets. Eva Anderson at guard ■ played a whirlwind game. Rather* Hue White led the losers iu scoring making .15 of the 17 points. Kath ryn Linehan was the olbvr star iW the losers. The summary: Y. W. C. A.—Sigrid Ikl!>> \ Conant, .Irene Willman vf. Fraw s • Baldwin. Irene Willman if. Syl.iaLr*- . man. Sigrid Hollis jc. Mabd Braman sv. Helen Kerr. Rose Beaudrcau rb. Eva Anderson lb. i NEW JERUSALEM-SO. CON*.. - Marjorie Gove lb. Katheryn Linehan vb. Martha Cooper jc. Lorrain-' Sim*.- soh. Louise Meade sc, Kay White if, Katherine Keuell rf.I Score. Y. W. C. A. 39. New Jerusalem I 17. Goals from floor. Frances Kaki.vi i ! Sigrid Hollis 6, Irene Willman \ i. - 1 ginia Conant 2. Kay White 7. Kath erine Keuell. Goals from froo trie.'. Frances Baldwin. K iv White. Refer.'v. i Helen O'Neil. Umpire. Pauline Weill stcr. Time, four Sm. periods. ! Central ’I 2--7jTCfSTj3JO 1,51.. 1 •:jg on^uo^ 29g I i • Betty Copp in making field j ,als. and Doris Fuller's exhibition shooting fouls. C — guard and Esther Barker at . HeIerl>e, miss ' tre were the other players who gave minute periods. Pfrfwl Plf’nihiHnne r.f they were in a real basketball At the half the Brockton 10 point lead, 23 to 13. J period Brockton added two 1 the lead, the score being 31 to 19. ’ the fourth period the Brockton i added one point to the margin, I ing them the game, 35 to 22. i The whole Brockton team was I working like a well oiled machine. I with Sigrid Hollis shooting 20 points I and her side partner caging 15 points. The Brock tons passed accurately and ! their speed had the fans dizzy. ! A lot of credit should be given the ;[ two speed artists in the jumping and side centre positions of the Brockton , team, Sylvia Broman and her sis- ter Mabel. The work of these two ! great, basketball players was the best seen in Brockton for many days, rc- I minding ihv fans of the days of Dor- of Season by 35 : High Scorer— Heavy Scoring Features Intra-City League Games Y. W. C. A. and Central M. E. Teams Easy Time With Opponents Friday'Night. Curry and Marjorie Mont played well for the losers. The summaries: ,y. W. C. A. CENTRAL M.cE. Sigrid Hollis, rf lb. Mildred Slack. Dorothy Morse t Frances Baldwin. Ir ne Willman, Vir- | ginla Conant, If. • rb, Gussie Simpson | jc....jc, Esther Barker, , Morse. Helen Simpson • ierr. Rose Bcdeau, rb i wuua, gave great exnioiuons OI - If, Betty Copp ' basketball. | Eva Anderson, lb............. rf, Doris Fuller. , The stars for Central M. E. were i The “ore-Y. w. C. A. 31. Central M. \ . I E. 19. Goals from floor. Sigrid Hollis 8. ■ '■ ! Irene Willman 3, Virginia Conant 2, ' of i Frances Baldwin, Betty Copp 6. Doris '• Gussie Simpson at ' Fuller. Goals from free tries, Sigrid Hol- I _________ ------ , ) 115 2. Frances Baldwin, Doris Fuller 5. .... z------ -- v— |Referee> Ml8.. v/ebster. Time, four 8- y. W. C. A. basketball team won its third straight game in the Intra-City Basketball League Fri day night, defeating Central M. E. j 31 to 19. South Congregational • Jerusalem combination team de feated First Parish-First Baptist- ; St. Paul team, 32 to 14. I The Y. W. C. A. girls took an early ; lead, having an 11 to 3 margin at j the end of the first period. At the half-way mark the Y. W. C. A. led 17 to 9, and at thv three-quarter mark the winners had a lead of 22 to 15. , Sigrid Hollis led the scorers with eight field goals and two points from ' the foul line. The other good scor ers were Irene Willman and Virginia ; Sylvia Broman, jc. iConant. 'Die Broman sisters, Sylvia ‘ Maoel Broman. sc and Mabel, at the two centre posl- 1 ppiPnSCR-n?rOrRhy n tions, gave great exhibitions of | ’ had only side. The counted last night, but after when the teams fail to have their six girls ready to play, a forfeit will be given or the game will be thrown out. Katherine White and Katherine Reuell were the outstanding players for South Congregational, while Lois Y. W. C. A. INTRA-CITY BASKETBALL LEAGUE. Team Standing. Won Y. ^V. C. A. ..............3 South Congregational ....2 Central M. E........................1 First, Parish ....................... 0 Results Friday Night. Y. W. C. A. 31, Central M. E. 19. South Congregational 32, First Par ish 14. J to 14 Vic. i led 1 II IILM—Iliro iWB centre. the \tr~ \0- fi v> A Vo- 1V Y.W. C.A, WHIPS ’ pr»" ■{vO?1 Takes 3q tory on Z, Courf' \ it V \sV nancfgether rJ the fauces 7*” •ow.ska ! a ; New Y Culbertso upon th< ,< \ T contract I F; \ to-night; After s two^ ^he summary; ‘ L porters wll\d obtain a brief idea ol W c \ \,the room and obtain d abOut 9 —-■ S1E -;-n S£M. - :7nB?^g^’gyr;Ph“S declarations and 1 « S’"ay'-*— sc Irene Fleffler n.,n, •' hecessary, so luex iw■la Conant. Hose Beaudeau’rt" tOn ' nSs far as possible. S? ^sgS?Sreapsho^ ■e English'. E,Sr,ssQ; iGir,'5.,,. peeled in wen ■•-- |0 ]ast «irls’, C1U?olt their team unbeatable evening felt tnen t night’s on the home com bu 1. > exhibition proved dinereni^ , ’----- East i prestige in the six-weck ..ancial losses, over ana money actually wagered jtcome, will be reflected in ’ /ollowers, with consequent / in book sales, and lecture pertson claimed to-day that /.d Mrs. Culbertson lout at least a half-million Ihcir -1 team C. A. ^is’haV^’ stood v team c. in « the to J4; , h 6' hl -Bermce Sirl Captain . ■ W. team to a 3 victory cneir first game of the season at the Y. W. C. A. TuesdayTheoi night, defeating Howard Seminary, ertson jiglit h 30 to 14. Brockton led at the 1 forcing 15 to 6. In this half the great work defeated, devetoiof Bernice Horen stood out. She is £ut if tbc small O£ Bra new girl on the team this sea- e ’ __e complete;y. as an organis°n and while in the game, showed Aich follow8 1 rema‘m i-iave a great eye for the basket, Captain , but he ^Apgt card cl Willman and Miss Florcn worked to- 'h01? world’s grea perfectly. e of tnvBu’ In the second half, Sigrid Hollis i-yers. and Frances Baldwin looked ' fcaXV Edna Markowski - c nant played . ,jaCt backfield. The <(the game was centre, this young lady best playing that hac '* Y. W. C. A. in The Howard great deal i igo. Their nd they j 'lizabeth Green, ’al bask»tu-” Aviward, played from the start. She ‘ 14 points for her Guell and Irene M ~ - '"Vand or . d to other players that ^ord a toe permltveo of .. >portej5J/“\^ ) SEM. xioiiis rf lb Dorothy Stephens . tan, Francis Baldwin If Beatrice Guell,. Betty Hagmer .an jc Ida Wright, Sylvia Lufbanon sne Blair fc ’leffler. R”“’ ’* etfb'X 0"O ' CX to- \ O') °6H’&. ; w . 'bO ’vv0'OC^ o'- c ^r,\oh- >^%'.vanson tic Club 18. Goals from iss Mack 3, man 2, Miss Goals from iiss I. Bro- >s MacRae XI o i'

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