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versity. The fresh lit team proved
... I themselves the best on the campus,
although they had to fight hard all the
way. The first six teams could any
of them have defeated the majority of
small college and independent teams.
Fresh Lits Land Majority of Places on,
Squads Chosen by Sport
Staff of Michigan -
Daily
MEN SELECTED COULD DEFEAT
OTHER COLLEGES, SAYS ROWE :
Season Closing Rest in History of
interclass Contests; yeen
Competion Shown ' -Final arrangements for the mech-
anical engineer's spring tour of in-
ALL-CAMPUS TEAMS spection will be made at 4:30 o'clock
Drunimond, .18...L.F.....Warner, '16 this afternoon in room 223, engineer-
Perry,'17.......lRF... .Matteson,'18 ing building. The list of reservations
Meibeyer, A.....C.....Miller, '18 now includes about 25 engineers, with
Nathan, '18.....L.G. Marsh, '15 the addition of the five or six men
Staatz, '1M......L.G.....Cohagen, A who had signed up for the electrical
Honorary Mention: - Forwards, engineer's trip. The trip will be in
Brown, Watson, Stuart, McClellan, charge of Prof. John R. Allen and
Harley Warner, Hickey, Melvin, Hawn. Commander J. H. Rowan, of the mech-
Centers, Bradbeer, Hyde. Guards, anical engineering department.
Headman, Melaniphy, Marx, Vonachen, -Triangles and Sphinx will hold a
C. Brown, Roehm, St. Claire. joint dance at the Michigan Union to-
night after having attended the Mich-
This year's all-campus basketball igan Union opera at the Whitney thea-
teams iepresent the composite choice tre. The dance, which is a tradi-
of the members of The Daily sport tional affair, will be preceded by a
staff. Each of the men who assisted dinner, and various features have been
in the choosing, witnessed the majority provided for the entertainment of the'
of the games played, and each was a members and their ladies.
member of a different class. ---Members of the Illinois club have
In making the choices, two factors chartered a special car to Chicago for
were taken into consideration: first, the spring vacation. Entertainment
the value of the individual to the team will be, in the form of a smoker and a
upon which he played, and second, his general social good time. The train
value to a Varsity team, if one were will leave at 1:17 o'clock Friday, April
to be organized. g,
Intramural Director Floyd Rowe -Chester H. Ross, '15, has left col-
stated that either of the teams select- lege and gone to Tyler Hill, Pa., on
ed, with some practice together, could account of the death of his father.
defeat any of the college or university Ross expects to return, probably be-
teams he had seen in action this year. fore the spring holidays.
The type of basketball displayed this
year was better than ever before, and -Triangles will hold a meeting Sun-
cgmpetition for every place was ex- day, at which the presentation of a
ceedingly keen. While the teams se- cup for the Boat Club's regatta will
lected may be open to criticism, they probably come under consideration.
were the unanimous choice of the men This is part of the policy adopted by
who did the choosing. the society to boost campus affairs,
A large number of excellent for.- -Members of the Toastmasters' club
wards were in evidence during ,this have initiated the following new men:
year's games. Drummond proved the T. H. Tapping, '16L, W. A. John, '16,
chief offensive star on the champion- Don Smith, '16E, and Francis Mack,
ship fresh lit team. A fast and aggres- '16E.
INTERCOLLEGIATE
Yale's varsity and junior crews held
their last practice Thursday before en-
training for Philadelphia, where they
will hold a regatta with the University
of Pennsylvania tomorrow. doach Nik-
alls has been dissatisfied of late with
Consolidated Manufacturing Ca. Loses tesoigo h rw n a
' Thft ft ednsda th shwin ofthecrews and has
Sum by Theft Wednesday spent most of the last week getting the
Night eights to work snioothly. Upon ar-
riving in the Quaker City, the Yale
ROB REGISTER OF S:LUL CRANCJEcrews will hold practice on the Schuyl-
kill river.
More than $100 in gold, and several kill r stt
dollars ,in small change were secured CahRso h rneo ot
ball team, issued a call this week for
when the Consolidated Dental Manu- football men to report after Easter
facturing Co., with offices in the base- in an effort. to get his candidates in
ment of the dental building, was rob- fair condition before the heavy prac-
tice starts next fall. He believes that
bed some time after dark Wednesday the men can learn the fundamentals of
night. the game during the spring practice,
The thief was evidently one familiar andtby so doing, advance the fall work
with the premises, as the gold was by two weeks. He will lay especial
kept in a desk, instead of the safe. A emphasis on the rules so as to avoid
the loss of ground through penalties
considerable amount of gold was con- which can be averted by an adequate
tained in other drawers of the desk, knowledge of the game.
but the prowler overlooked it, content- Leslie Br f Elmira N Y was
ing himself with what he had found, elected captain of Cornell's basketball
besides getting the contents of the team for next season, by the mem-
cash register, containing something hers of the team. A new election was
over two dollars. * made necessary by the resignation of
Officials of the company are inclined Captain-elect Ashmead. For two
to believe that the person who commit- years, Brown has been the star of
ted the deed was concealed somewhere Oornell's team, and during the season
aCornellhs teamiand duringhtheaseaso
about the building, when the janitor just completed, he won the distinction
closed up for the night, as there were of being the largest individual point
no windows or doors broken to indi- maker on the team.
cate that the thief got in from the
outside. Only the door to the con-
pany's office in the basement was brok-
en in the intruder's entrance. Police
officers made light of this fact yester-
day, however, when they "picked" the
lock of the basement entrance with
wire, thus showing how the intruder
might have entered without leaving a .
clew. N
This is the first robbery that has oc-
curred in the new building. Police
officers are making a searching in-
vestigation in an attempt to discover
the culprit.
r I EtsTAVINLY CO.
C.Metzger, '14, Will Marry oil Saturday JoUnNAL BUILDING DETROIT.MICHIGAN
Carl Metzger, '14, a former assistant
secretary of the university Y. M. C. A.,
and Miss Olla Marshall, a former stu-
dent at the Ypsilanti Normal College,
will be married at Adrian tomorrow,
by the Rev. Wellington H. Tinker, 10- FASTEST ErtGRAVERS IN THE WESt
cal secretary of the "Y."
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sive man, extremely accurate at both,
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player of the samne type, and in addi-
tion is an excellent foul shooter.
Warner was the best man on the
junior lit team, and . plays the floor
well. Matteson proved in the one
game he played, to be an individual
player of extraordinary ability, and
he might have landed on the first team
if he had played more games. The
fastest man on the floor this year ap-
peared to be Brown, the fresh lit for-
ward. Although he averaged less than
two baskets a game, and is very small,
he was of great value to his team by
keeping the whole of the opposing
team on the defensive with his remark-
able floor work.
Few good centers were in evidence
this year. However, three or four men
stood out well above the others. Mei-
beyer, star of the architect aggrega-
tion, appeared the best of any center
on the campus. He is an accurate
passer, fair basket shooter and a hard
fighter. Miller played a good game
for the freshmen at center. He was
a good jumper and passer, but often
inaccurate on his basket shooting.
Bradbeer and Hyde were the only
other two centers whose work branded
them as first class.
A myriad of good guards appeared
on the courts this year. ',Nathan
proved a valuable cog in the freshman
machine, both 'defensively and offens-
ively. His showing entitled him to
the choice as running guard. Playing
opposite him, Staatz is the logical
choice. Although the football man has,
generally played forward and center,
his defensive work is excellent. He is
a fast and heavy man, never leaves his
feet, and is a good basket thrower.
He would fit in well as the anchor
man for the team. Marsh, who landed
on the first team for the past two
years, was placed on the second team
this year. Although a fast and hard
player, his work was marred by a
tendency to roughness. Cohagen play-
ed an all-around game for the archi-
tects.. He is a, good stationary guard,
passes well, and would fit in well with
Marsh.
Headman was a guard of first class
ability, who played an excellent floor
game, and starred on the defense. An
awkwardness at basket shooting caused
him to be left from the first teams.
Melaniphy played an excellent game,
excelling as a passer. The other guards
mentioned all played good basketball,
and in years when the competition was
not so great, would probably have
placed on the first teams.
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son, ends the best series of interclass
basketball in the history of the uni-
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