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AMES DAILY TRIBUNE. AMES, IOWANew HiddenStructure in\Odds TrimmedNature Found I and Thomason SchmelingAdmiral, SeaBiscuit TopSanta AnitaBy SCIENCE SERVICEI NEW YORK (U.R) — Max Schrael-l* me AGO- A hidden$■*h t ru c-«•«!•lt;)' baa been discovered in splashy, fluid water and other liquids, it wa.« disclosed at the meet* ing of the American Physical society at the University of Chicagohere Friday. The seemingly formless nature of fluids, which en ables them to take over the shape of any vessel containing them, is only a mask behind which hitherto unknown arrangements of atoms are in action.ing was a 2U to 1 favorite overHarry Thomas today, but the confidenee, supurt) physical condition.and all around athletic ability offile Minnesota mauler appearedto5likely to trim the odds to 8 by ring time Monday night.There was a growing feeling that Thomas, handpicked as a target for Schmeling to use In sharpening ids sights for Joe lands next summer, might blast Maxie’s claim toi Two reports to the meeting here 1the N ol* heavyweight challenger’s J show how physicists are unwrap-1 role* i ping this cloak from discoveriesIt will be Schmeling’s first fight, pointing to a previousiy-unknown! in 18 months—since June 1936orderliness in nature. * when he knocked out Joe Louis inProf. G. \V. Stewart of the Uni-!12 rounds—and he i at the age, vi rsity of Iowa describes his in ! pa8t when men of ids profession 1 vestigations of very dilute solu-1 nol: improve, but began to deter-tions of such salts as sodium chlor-j lorate- Maxie is a clean-liver,” but ide and potassium chloride. j history has shown that there is noUsing a special kind of scatter- substitute for competition, lug or X-rays, known as diffrac- Thomas is at th^ age, 26. whention. Stewart was able to compare boxers reach their peak. He is a the “structure” of these solutions husy puncher, packing dynamite inwith thlt; '’structure'’ of pure water! either hand. Tie has knocked out■5a i59 opponents in 71 bouts, and lost only three decisions. He takes aid to note the differences ereat ed by the addition of the salts.j Using different materials butjpunch well and still doesn’t know (essentially the same X-ray meth-j wbat it means to be on the canvas, od. Prof, Frank H. Trimble ofiTils best weapon Is a right hook. Northeast Missouri Teachers col-J Schmeling was tipped off on Tbo-lege and Prof. Newell S. Gingrich j maa ability the day he arrived inof the University of Missouri con-Ubl« countrj, and immediately In-ifirmed reports of a newtype of j sistffI *be bout, be increased to 15rounds from the originally sehe-! atomic structure’’ in liquids. _ _ ____Liquid sodium was the material! Uiiled 10. Harry assented, quietlychosen for study. It was found; remarking.* that with Increasing temperatures | * ^ be can stay 15 rounds withthlt; concentration of atoms about I ra6, be’H be the first man who everdid.”That remark Is typical of Tlio-any one atom was much less thanfor lower temperatures. As expected the increased temperature! mas’ confidence in himself, and hetends to destroy this new kind of bus sold nearly every visitor toastructure.Prof. Peter Debye, famed German chemist who has won the Nobel prize, lias declared that liquids are much more closely related to-olids than they are to gases be-0cause of certain similarities between this new type of “structure and the structures of solids.his Pomptou Lakes, N. J., training camp on the Idea, fie Impresses one that he cannot fall, and one New York writer ban gone so faras to pick the six-foot blond win by a knockout.; ARCADIA. Oil T.Ri War ad ‘ rniral and Seabisc.ult., the two great 1937 money winners, topped a record list of 93 horses announced today an contenders for the $100,-000-added prize money of thefourth Santa Anita handicap. Included among the entries werevirtually every ranking handicap horse in America, and 18 thoroughbreds imported from Ireland, Argentina, Chile, France, England and Canada. The nominations officially closed at midnight, Dec. 1, butwere withheld by the Los Angeles Turf club until today to prevent possible errors.At least a dozen horses which won prominent American stakes in fhe past three years were regarded | as probable starters in the race rfchest in the world. Azucar, the reformed nteepiechaser which wonthe first handicap in 1935, was not included in the list but Top Row, Rosemont, 1936 and 1937 victors, Will be back for another try,Cther leaders considered certain to answer the bugle march five weie Calumet Dick: Fairy Hill and He Did, winners of Hie $50,000 added Santa Anita derby in 1936 and 1937; Pompoon: Amor Brujo, the “Love Witch,” sensation of the the North California circuits; Aneroid, Heelfly, Chaneeview, Time Supply, a Santa Anita veteran, andSceneshifter.Speculation promptly turned to the weights, which now are beingassigned by racing secretary Webb Everett, and are to be released Dec. 15. Horsemen generally expected Rosemont and Seabiscuit, first and second in the race a year ago, to be given top impost of 130 pounds. War Admiral, a yearyoung, probably will come third at i 1929.toOther nominees will be graded down from 129 pounds to 100, lowest possible under the ruling announced by track officials last year. There are no penalties.Despite his height, Harry look-dumpy b ause of his bull .hould- Jefferson Junior*ers and tapering torso. He thrive UCrWCr5°n JUIHOrSon a trafrJncnhn/ii,i«nnwtiw
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