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AUGUSTA, Ga.--Saub-nosed Patty Berg of Minneapolis today made a clean sweep of the three annual titlist championships played thus far by winning this year's tournament with an aggregate...
Second to the championship Dartmouth nine a year ago, the Crimson baseball team seems to be the logical choice for titlist of the Eastern Intercollegiate League this season on paper. In contrast with the other circuit nines. Harvard has most of its last year's lettermen back on the roster. Pennsylvania and Cornell will probably continue to be the woak sisters while Princeton and Yale will be seriously hampered by the loss of their best hurlers, Bell and Horton...
...week in Manhattan, several players looked good enough to win. First to fall was Jean Borotra of France. Declared the four-time winner: "I am getting too old. It looks like ping-pong next for me." George Lott, who limped with a sore toe, and Andre Merlin, French indoor titlist, went out in the quarterfinals. Frank Shields, No. 1 ranking U. S. player, and Sidney Wood, No. 6, were dropped in the semifinals...
...jumpers in Woodbury and Lindstrom who have cleared 6 feet 2 inches in the high jump. His two broad jumpers Rodman and Donner have been doing well in practice. All have done better than 22 feet this year and Hillman looks for them to defeat the 1932 titlist Dave Burns of Cornell...
...same stellar opposition Thursday night that was encountered in the K. of C. meet, with a few additions. Besides Houben, the German star, and Hussey of Boston College, Clark, a former intercollegiate champion while at Johns Hopkins, and Lecony, former Lafayette and Olympic flyer and also an ex-titlist, will answer the gun in the dash. This is one of the most formidable fields to be assembled since last spring. It should give Miller a chance to show his speed, and it is hoped that Burns will overcome the detriment of his football injury...