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FEATS OF ALL

ARIETIES RECOUNTED

Wilfred Hetzel Did

Everything but

Stand On His Head to Set Nine Marks

By BYRON C. HERBERT dR.

Miscellaneous musing by a man
What is believed to be a record
4994n arow..
“2900: 32.6 previously he had shot 316
Gym record at University City
High, site of the Globe-Democrat’s
second annual high school tourney
a week from to-
day, is 82 out of
100, set last year
just after the first
Globe - Democrat
tourney ... Louis
Kaufman, football
co-captain - elect
at Moberly Junior
College, perform-
ed the feat.
- previous
mark was held by
Charles Duchen,
now a reserve on
Drake _ Univer-
sity’s cage squad.
- .- Duchen, in 1936, dropped in 78,
one more than did Bill Herbert,
winner of last year’s event.

According to a recent edition of
Frank G. Menke’s All Sports Rec-
ord Book, one Wilfred Hetzel, at a
site unnamed, performed the fol-
lowing unusual feats: (1) shooting
from an ordinary stance with both
hands, 112 straight hits. (2) stand-

 

Kaufman.

(3) standing on right foot only, 38
straight; (4) standing on both feet,
but with both eyes closed, 20
straight; (5) both feet on floor, left
eye closed, 42 in succession; (6)
both feet on floor, right eye closed,
18 in succession; (7) one-handed,
standing on both feet, 14 in a row;
(8) one-handed, standing on right
foot only, 11 straight; (9) ordinary
stance, both hands, 127 of 129 and
192 of 200.

MORE AND MORE

The same publication is authority
for the following statements:

Record for a team’s failure to
sink free throws during one game
is held by City College of New
York against Rensselaer Poly in
1911........C.’C.*N. ¥.- missed .15 our
of 15 shots from the foul line—but
won the game, 20 to 5.

Bill Haarlow, former Chicago
University scoring wizard, recorded
19 straight free throws in Big Ten
competition in 1935, 10 in one game
against Wisconsin ... incidentally,
Charles Merrifield, a teammate of
Haarlow’s on the Maroons, is coach
of John Burroughs’ “C’ team, of
which last year’s Globe-Democrat
winner was and is a member.

NICE FELLOWS

Believed to be the greatest num-
ber of fouls called in one game is
64, in a contest between the Rhode
Island Freshmen and Northwestern
Freshmen at Boston’s “Y,” Feb-
ruary 25, 1934.

Before the rules changes of about
20. years ago, each team had its
own specialist, who would do all of
his team’s free throwing, regardless
of who was fouled ...a Fordham
player once tossed in 28 in one
game.

 

with a free throw-track mind:
for most consecutive free throws is

. recorded by Harry “Bunny” Leavitt at Chicago April 6,
and 425 without a miss,

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