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. .§t}1re gaobazz Teom .
Defeatx Tiger. Nifie

A Lyon ut Oxy but just n Cub to Sim Diego was in evi-
dance as the’A;tu: baseball team upset. trod on, and wnlloped

Occidentxil 1«i‘to 3. at Golden
Lyons, Stellrir 'l‘ii;cr nIound.ur
Al “Jumbo" Churchmnn 5

Hill ‘last Saturday, pounding
list, for 11 hits. ‘
howed plenty of ability by let.-

_‘ting the tigers down with only 9 hits, while 11 bit the dust

_ via the strike-out route. Lyon_s til-:
towed it hits also striking out H.

but mtmcrvus errors DYMS infield’
ers helped make Duds’ D513’ 8,50?’
cess.
‘ “lluu" Pastas lisil ‘
"lion" Smyth, all conference
end and leaduti man showlsd lit-
tle regnrd for Lyons’ reputation
by pasting thrftlrut Tiger pitch
against the right iicld fence for
is single. “'l_'empermental" Burn:
helped the cause by also Hlflfliilll
and u nirrinirling of ermn: allow-
ed both to trcore and thr: San
Diego team was on its way.
In the fourth Hopkins, who
‘ turned in A stellar catching per-
!mmnnu:.....welcomr:d the . rival
' ehuclrer with xi sharp single:
then the big parade sturted with
the entire team taking 5 trip to
the plate, with lioplrinu, Church-
nmn, Gnrbonl, and Burn: scur-
ing. _ _
Uxy Fails To Hit ' _

Occirlentui cu_uidn't seem to hit
the State “Jumbo" elleetively and
trailed ‘J to l at the end of- the
iuurtli. '

A_ bud cuse of dropsy enabled
two more Aztec runs to swell the
score in the fifth, with_Smyt.h and
(iurboni scoring. .

A belated rally in the seventh
enabled the now L-true Tigers to
score. linker: reached first on an

innd liume each got _twu hits «-
piecc, while Gsrboni scared lour
runs. follovrmil by Smyth with
three. ‘

Lyons, Deiine and Cosby were
the big gung for the visitors. Cos-
by got robbed at a homer when
Larson made it sensational catch
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x-is-I for Anon-on in the claim:
scour. uY INNINGS
Dttitlclllll  I00 Dill loo. 1
Sun mean so» :0 see 301-It
- Summlryz u — Qurrthmun.

Two
r-on. Ian on P-I-eI—3ar| Diego State.
7: .'}rtl-icntai. 5. swim bnuv— Lyons.
South 2. liunre. G-rlionl.-tiwrdntr. Suri-
Tire h|r»—r\ndt-nan. innlnnl I"l(h‘.‘(l by-

tory ta t.‘twrehmsn'.
Iiurrlnnn. Time~2 houu. S.min ten.

I TENNIS -
with Bill Buehininn pretty well
established at the top of the vars-

ity tennis ladder, thenumbe one
position on the varsity tennis squad

error, and scored when Cosby _ltil..
Lyon came through with 11 double
putting’ Coqby on third. llcre
"Jumbo" Churdxmnn sr.-ttlecl down
and whitled the next batter. -
Smyth Wulhr
Smyth wuiired tostart the ser-
enth, Unrne flew out, Garboni
mu: hit lry_I pitched ball, Lur-
son doubled scoring Snayth and
Glrboni, while Hizaohi sacrific-
ed to score Larson (or thc.iinal
Aztec run. _
"Whii'ter" \'ount Icpiued Lar-
son in the outfield in'the eighth,
who ‘in turn replaced Hopkins
behind the piste. Yount urns ‘
to but. took his three uwingstu
strilre uul, but nobody minded.
“any Get Two
Hlgnshi, Garlioni, Churchmun,
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THE S'I‘A’I‘E.COLLEGE AZTEC, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1938

WHESTLERS PLACE
llillill_l_N_lilliilliEY

Led by Suits Aizumi, who nab-
bed second pillar in the 326 ll).
class, Sim Diego State college's
néwiy termed wrestling team car-
ried the colors of the Block nnd
{led into the county A. A. U..grap-
piing meet {or the iirst time and
come out oi‘ the melee with a tie
for third p|acc'in t.he.team chnm~
pioiiship race. ‘

After dropping it close decision to
Manuel Moreno, runner up in the
recent junior nationals, Airumi
came back It short time later to
pin Harry llottenstein of Sm Di-
ego high, and gain second place
lnurell. _ ‘

Swab Plum Third

Another State college entry,
Gus Swab, went to the ilnnis in,
-the H8 lb. class but you detent-
ed by Vic Negrette and Gilbert
Sour of the high school and had
to be content with third place.

George Ssloebcy, Aztec II2
pouader. will wrmtlc Ben Kim-
mel. hilltop entry, sometime this
-wock_toVd_et_{I-urine the runner up
position in ‘the t'iy_w3i§h'l"cirtsa.
Through an error by the ofllcisls
Kirnmel was forced to wrestle
someone who was to hove been
Suicebeyh ‘opponent.

Match is Postponed

in all fairness to Kimmel, Sal-
oebey ngreed to have the match

' ‘ ‘ until “ D this
week. _' _ '

Three Montezuma entries, Doc
Morrow, Dick I-‘unveil, rind Guy
Moore, had oportunitlcs to wres-
tle for second and third places but
they had to default because they
had dates forthe evening;

' t1lgh"Keem Title
San Diego high retnined it:
team title by scoring 26 points,
followed by the Army and Navy

"Y" with 2!, San Diego State

and city "*2" with 13, and the
San Diego club whrfhnd 8 digits.
. ___,._____

,,Selwyn iiartigan ran it sixty-
yard {light of high hurdles in 7.5
seconds early this season. Until
about six weeks ago. this was the
world‘: record, when the mark was
lowered to 7.4.

Aztec Tfackmen I/Vhiip.
Redlands Cinder Team.

Overwhelming the Redlnnd Bulldogs, 76 to‘56,-Saturday
on the plains of Montezuma, the Sim Diegtl"Stute Aztec spike
artists swept the high barriers, the 440 and half-mile runs.

The best individual performances of the day were turned
in by Johnson and Case of Redlands. The former garnered 14
digits in weight events while his speedy teammate turned in

R 9:09‘ hundred-and a 22.! two-
twenty—’whlch is good in my lea-
Viau and iieryet_ amused the
crowd by looting-,;—diM:ussing var-
ions and sundry topics as thsyran
1~th‘D two-mile nnd finishing to-
xether.

Thehzteq unused eight first
place: as agllmr hi: (or their
visitors with the high jump split
between Kendall and McI’h‘ie ot
San Diego and Crawford. Red-
lnndn. ‘ '

~ At no time of theimr.-ct did the
future look blickilor the famed

Indiana. who only found tough
going in the weight events.

The biggest disappointment of
the day was Pierson’: and "Tiger”
Lee: {altering efforts in the java-
iin. ‘ .

The smooth-ciiekingmile relny
squad surprised the {am by win-
ning the event in 3:31.

Captain “Cy” Bnrtlgun copped
the highs lfld toolt second to
Day in the lows,‘ while McPhle
won the broad Jump; tied Mc-
hlichul (dr third in the pole
vault. and tied for tint place in
the high jump.

Kenney my hon shown the
most improvement to d-ta-—try
running a close pecond to Case

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in both sprints. ills time for the

109 yard duh was ill lint. ’ ~

IN-yard duAh——Wr>n Hy Cue. Rcdhndal
Ra]. San Dklo} third. Roman,

Rtdlnnd. Timo—~r91.I.

"(uh hunik-1-—\Von l-§.Iinritllln. San

Dingo: second. Fr-use. n Dlrmnx third.

Pleflulloin. Sin hind. Timo-xi§.!.

_ Riflaynrd rrn—-Won b Vinu. San Ditto:

Ioumsi. Durilrt. San D 1 third, Aiklre.

Sui men. ‘hmv--::02.!._

Nile rv.sn—Woo by Marni. San Dtcgrx:
steonrl. Crulchhnnlr. Italian-ls: third.
Twist. Redllmh. ‘ 'Hrno—lt4

High in . -
lands: second. llcPhle. Sam Nels: third.
Kuulall. Sui map. Wlrtntau lulrhtvd
led. to lmheu.

Pole unit-Tit {of In! between "I7.
San rural. and hnrltvuod. mdlandsx us
Mirhul. hurt 0! Eur hlrlu. Wlnnlnl
htllhtr-ll fuel. I inthuf.

Shot pIl—Wnn by Joanna. Rtdluuiax
wand. latlwnld. Ilrdlahdn third. Wur-
vm. Sun Diets. Winning liItuxn—(I
(eat. I Inrha. _ . .
‘NO~yIrd run~—Won by Oliver, fled-
lnndu»'uconl.‘Junr-. BAN Dlrux Ihlrri.
Aikirr. Bun Dino. ‘l’imu—IsI.C.

Low lnirdteo—Wou hy On. Sun Dtuox
second llnnltln. Bur Dlrftl Ihlrd. Ilpll.
flntiandl. 'rim—m.r. »

- Diuu—Won brlohnnn. Rcdlandst
Irrond. W-"en. But man third. Eule-
rnln. Ilrdinruh. Winning diatoms-H!
INI. 156 inches. '

:.'n.ynrxl -|n~i'r—~Wun by (ue. Rrdlund-:
-errand, liar. bin Dkxo: third. Rollins.
Rnllundn Time-:21|

lirund lump—VIon by McT'h|r. Sun
not "can , Robson. Ballnndll third. Cro-
xarrr. ltgdinnda. Winning rlistnnre—22 imt.

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luhnwn. Rrdlam-iv: oer-
r.-dlanulu: Ihlrli. Pierson.
Winning all-lancv—-M‘! int. 1

JlM‘&fl!I:-VVGGI la‘
n . .
San Diana.
lmha.
’Two.mu«.- mn—-Vlnu. Son Diem
Herytt. Son DIOIBI Hod !ur'flnt:
IfJ]_fi‘{,_n!'(Hlhfih. Time !lxl5.l. .
Milo rel»!-~Won by San llttao lhllslrc.
Jones. Durhin. lhnlnlnl. 1’_|mo 3:31.
Flruil uvn~—Snn Die-_:o ‘in. Rrdismln 50.
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nftcr “l.?nbe" Ruth left the club.
Did the Brimbimbo cum his $80,000
per year?

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all ‘time, Tom Shorkey, ‘was never
hampion. ’
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Alter being hit with it right
cross to the chin by Eddie Eagnn
in at Denver exhibition, Jack Demp-
sey told the amateur not to try
thnt'punch_ ugainwhen they were
‘in the next clinch.

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