311 NEW STUDENTS ENTER THIS TERM - The Lowell

TIIK I-UWE.'.I.. THURSDAY. MAY 22, 1041 THREE
"CSP^S 16 ! Tri P le A Tennis Matches Started
Half a track team in going to]
enrcll l\\ Santa Clam ntMt semester,
in the pewui, of "Blaring";
Benny Silv.i. H:t nil to no avail.
Why* S* C. linn no track team.
X*ic "Ult'e Hiniie" whimper* that
Ben will 'Inn the mole-kins for -
L«n Owinov.'jt fro.-h ,.rid squad,
however. . . . Our feathered
trienil alfo tells us that •'Powerful"
Jiick O'Hrien, .nits landing
irarA on Y'ke VoyinA- *-IO varsity.
ujiy hold .town a rfteady jolt with
the Hronco yearlings.
I.0WE1X NKT CHAMPS
Hat-* -.T In Ilnrliarn Km si', 1>.
*(0 gra'f and Harlmra Scofteld,
Harry I.ika.«. and Maurice ^KIIKIUV
—1911 Califorrm Stale tennis
champ" til.
(Jr-uiii.iV liar liar a tin* mine x id
lh.
I^iirclliti* Snifi'-t'- 1 up-''l Su/anm-
Springer fur ihe girl-' r rown.
Sofkolov is the m-n hoj-.-iinder-l.'i
title-holder, while l.ikn- it (my*.
undrr-18 ivinjr pin.
Harry l.ikan. Lowell's So. 1 net-:
Iff, and Trddy M>erw. thi- Cards*
No. 2 m.?n. have hrm seeded first
anc third, respectively, fur Ihe cily
trniiiH (inn'.pionshiit now in progress.
Tie Sf-uiiT vs. Faculty lia.een .-vhi-luieii for J-.ir.-
I. Alt .--nidr> arj fltuiliio cxcejit
ihnf wh'i hi"e played f..r tl»>
>chi«il tf.u.i. Off li;ui-l we pi-;k the
•1'iiiors liy a l"fitr.il- •'., Inn they *ay
the 'ai-uiiv has Wen (tract it-ing
after -rbi.nl it.n;f. I1i. Tli-miMon,'
Gardner. Keller. Ilnlinan, ari-j [lio '
Simmnm: brothers. !
Hill Jn-Iyti, f.irmi'r school »irexy !
a tit] >Uir inl.Ote, mm 1 fiilt/nditig J
Stunfor.1, was dealt with very;
Vi' r ;. lllv a f«u|ilu of «w|t* :iL'i> l»y
Eddie /thertun, eoas*. . 'inference
"BLAZING BENNY" Indians Are
Expected To
Retain Title
With single* matches played
1 Monday iv-iit Tuwriny, dVublci
I mutche* Wi'tinfsday and today,
and th final* scheduled for thi*
.Saturday morning, Mai* 2-1. Ihe A.
, A. A. tennis tuumnment in run-
' ninir in full swing thin .-.•eeti at the
1 Gulden Gate Park courts.
: Parh school in represented by
twelve players. f«ur xlnnles nlay-
, ers with the remaining eii»Jit nlay-
,er« teaming up, making four tlou*
1 !•••• J» (enm.t. T«,. tournament s,
pinirte.-* and dnuhlr-s, are tl'.Ti run
off. (Icterinir.iiiir th- winninif
hl
l^meil wjll he- -Iron::!) r?pre>
Nfnled 11 the Mticle* hy Captain
Harry M^K, Ted Mjer*. Hill
Uvale. nnd Lei. Cidhelr. ('laying
double* will |M* Morri- Siwknlov
and George Chirhottter. Eugene
Itauscher and Wurren I.tican,
(tt'urgi* Lit-iV** and l,r*ter Price,
and Mob Whilnev and All-n Ctnpp
1/ .mard Slern, Itnlph Kl.tr. and YA
McClarly will act an alternate*.
I.'kas and Myers ir.- \|Hvtfd
to rome in first arid m-cind. while
H e a 1 v and (inlhof. mav also
i (.me very ejr.tr to th* top. The
teams r.f Chid;, sier and SM-1. ,.V,
-•ml I^ignti and tlaiwher. are Mth
strong. The ntiVr two teams are
als.i favored lr» advL-nc. many
tound-4 hef.n'p It-'lng u-iV-r.'i'. f.ut
"f the tournament.
With «nrh miNtanding "layer*
an these, l.ow.dl will l>,- ,MbN nn
favorite to capture iu sixth con-
.tiTtitivc erii»"n. unib'r ihe r.-Mi.il'iV
gtiidanre i.r Cnpcfi Stanley I,ighty.
Chirf Competition
Wathington. Mis-ion. St. IgntiiH.
and FViy are i-\|>. vt.-d t-> nfi'.-r
:h" mn-ii u-.r.u i-.i!i;peti>.ii.n. The
fir-t and semnd rankitii: iilay.T*
frntn several ntln-r fvii.ii.t- " ar.-
Ii-arniiiL- iiu with hope- ,,]" rapturing
the di.utili'. cr.mii. f.ir ehatn-i J
of defeating [Jkas i-n.l Myer-t in
thi- -iinclfs are very •jlim.
Outstanding 'louli!e> fams nr*,
. Frank Matk :mu Hay Oak.** of Si.
I Ignatius. Clarence Siven.«ilicd far duwn In * Ua^oa stalwarttt hit hiejuir Stadium and knovked rriiglity Uiwell off
! l h !
u'k throne, thus end in;: the Curds* tx/u-year reign a* f.ing of the
«k " .tl""~ ,..»,..". ......... . Iri|)ie A. Tin- Huvs ama.-^ed a total of -17 jininls to Swell's :i:i. l.'om-
£??i: £T arC Vlt ' mc for ""^"y nn-m- wat thinl with *:,. •
D-rtlw: n«b Cherry, versatile out-j Hii;hlii:hting the meet were the
__! * h s nm>licd far duwn In ; hii Ua:.c.:.
e PJck. |!ic »quail has pt«!uml ; ,|lt. uuk I
r a
.1"° ° " W")'""' Anonir . Triple A.
romprtitlon: .° """^ Jtrry weond Coleman. in league lal-1 slerIinLa/zn.
,,remlom% |(erf nrwn.i of Tony I'i.
*ntcd infirldrr; and Paul Orsi. . wno n?rnv^ thi- meet l» rm:iiiiir
thf Injunh* ace moundsman. j th«< fastest mile ever reKisi -.ed :»•
The vanity cn-w has dropped \ a San Trnnri-co prep. v u« ietl
only one league encounter, and t l/iwell'i. Vaskin Tashin hy 30
that to Galileo. Don't sell tlie yards at the finish and was clocked
crewmen short. They .(till have in 1:2? ~
the champi»n (•«? wutdone by th* terrific
Tony. "Itlazing" Henny S'lva, the
i Injun's •-•ajitain. touk Ixith sprints
' and placed third iu thf broadjum|i.
Hen stopped the wntrhes in a 1U.J
ventury and was el'ieked in ihmli«rH of
I.OWKI.I. .
"MI jw>r'« var.ily f.M.lhnll u-am
SiK-rril Hi-art
»re roine tp jrd "Sliizip" hnirruls
--Hob Troppmann is also Koine to
w » lironcl.ii— |ti>b r.nulnim. all. "'
f'ty calchrr on the '.TJ anil '10 *
lu»fhall Iram. i«
''
in Ihe l'.,mcrr iragii,, i J,',^ j!(
T . h V h " THC **»* " r M:l >;, I7 w «
me ojuner ill :>.-aI< Stadium oy 1 The pri-Krntatiou or the colors was
tn •'{. Paul Or.-i on ihe mound, , j firi-t t o on the program, followed by
tiitehetl a three hit iran his i best. bhiliti rxhiliitinn-t of f the h advanced, dd inter- it
of the th,
media I r anil heBinnprs croups. The
. , >n| w H hlch-HKhl«l with Ihe
valiantly I mm there but ho|iL-lf.*-ly, on m, I/.well losing foutrlit, to | , a | k id d l hi
Commen-t-, r- to (>; Washington. G
to ;: in an up-let: Cialileo, the loid*
c.t! rhainp.i, 10 to K, in the Lion's
g:\niv of the Benson; Mistyinj-
the SJ record rec of 2:C . Ar-
not. one f the h h.._
working k
title with n throw of athletes on the team, with another
•et, which incidentally is far v,.ar ,,f cimpvtiU'.u. has r\ j;t«Ml
low John's liest effort. ,'ehance of breaking the hi'.lf mile
, AfTEK.nj«AI>. IIEI'T. . , A while wnil. later lat,-r it was I'iazza who • rw-,,rd.
rr" llu