Yale, led by Captain "Chu" Bald
win, whose family team holds the
championship of Hawaii, will de
fend the title at the Westchester
Country Club, the classic returning
to the field where the first four
championships were contested. Har
vard, Princeton, Army and Penn
sylvania Military College will be
in the meet.
From Coast to Coast
Two years ago the University of
Oklahoma bid for the title, and it
is expected that in the near future
the scope of the championship will
be broadened, for among the col
leges now playing the game regu
larly are Stanford, Alabama, Ari
zona, Chicago, Colorado, Cornell,
Florida, Georgia, Harvard, Idaho,
‘Illinois, Iowa State, Michigan A.
and M., Missouri, Ohio State,
Oregon A. C., Pennsylvania Mili
tary College, Princeton, Texas A.
and M., West Point and Yale.
SPOltT BRIEFS
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Prank Hill, Northwestern uni
versity track coach who for several
years has suffered from arthritis,
has undergone a leg operation.
For the first time in years, loss
of promising freshmen through
scholastic ineligibility will be negli
gible at the University of Chicago
this fall when Clark Shaughnessy
succeeds A. A. Stagg as coach.
Ralston "Rusty" Gill, former Uni
versity of California fullback, is
planning a wrestling career. Gill
tried the prize ring after finishing
school, but met with little success.
The Mar-O-Dcl golf course near
Marion. O., is no place for birdies.
Two robins were killed there with
in a space of three weeks by golf
ers’ shots.
BRING YOUR FRIENDS
Moose Hall Wednesday night at
8:30 o'clock. You will see some very
interesting pictures of the Nortli
' west and Seattle, together with a
; talk on the future of the GREAT
NORTHWEST. No admission charge.
! COME. —adv.
