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V THREATENED PNEUMONIA:
le that is cheerful can be deriv-
a follower of Michigan basket-
from the defeat that Chicago
d the Wolverines at Chicago, 40
The Varsity is now proved, for
me at least, inferior to two and
bly three, quintets in the Con-
ce. Indiana, and Chicago have.
the measure of Mather's five in
1 combat, and the game with 11-
last night was with a team just
werful as the Maroons.
Lose Regular
addition to this, Henderson, who
tarted every game this year, is
ed to the Wesley hospital in
go with threatened pneumonia.
he left he was not feeling well,
he attack did not come until aft-
e game was ended, late Satur-
night. That means that Mather
ie deprived of one of the regular
Hers of the quintet that he has
working this year and will be
I to send a new man into the
few games. Weiss, who featured
Iillsdale game with two circus
in the last few minutes, will
bly be Henderson's successor.
Chicago game had only one
re-the number of fouls that the
eams managed to pile up. Rea
Vilson were put out of the game
ersonal .fouls, and every other
er of the Wolverine five secured
tst two. Chicago was not as ag-
ive as the Michigan team but
ged to offend 10 times during the
game was rather loose, and all
e Michigan players secured field
ts, which shows that Chicago
>ut to score, rather than guard.
ccurate basket caging of Volmer
risler featured the Maroon play,
.11 of the Midway athletes gave
ices of basket shooting ability.
erson and Dunne made two
era each, the only Michigan menf
op in more than one shot.
Defense Weakens
higan was poorer on the defense
is usual for a Maize and Blue
The players fought every min-
but did not seem to be able to
the fast passes and quick drib-

Through their superior team work
the junior engineers nosed out the
freshlitsrby a score of 7 to 6 in a
fast hockey game yesterday afternoon.
The expert passing of the engineers
was too much for the lits. At the end
of the first half the score was 3 to 1
in favor of the junior engineers.
Barkell, scoring five goals was the
star of the game. Hosking, scoring
twice and Paul scoring once made the
remainder' of the engineers' total of
eight goals. Dallavo and Busse star-
red for the freshmen. This victory
gives the junior engineers the right
to play the soph lits for second place
in the league.
Playing against a very weak combi-
nation, the soph lits outclassed the

freshman engineers by a
of 8 to 2. Kerr, Steketee
played a star game for,
while Goble and Bronson
for the losers.

loose score
and Wilson
the Sophs,
played well

Today the dents and the senior en-
gineers will play the championship
game of the series at 11 a. m. Since
the game is to be played in the morn-
ing, the entire length of the rink will
be used for the game. This arrange-
'.nent will give the teams adequate
playing space. The game promises
to be the best one of the season as
both teams are very evenly matched.
At 11:30 o'clock tomorrow the soph
lits meet the junior engineers in a
game that will decide the second place
of the league.
Johnson l')ay Go
To A. A UfMeet
Carl Johnson will, in all probabil-
ity, represent Michigan at the annual
indoor meet of the Millrose A. C. to
be held in February at Madison Square
'Garden under the auspices of the A.
A. U.
Star Now Training
There are but two considerations
which must be fulfilled before it is
certain that the versatile Maize and
Blue track captain will go to New
York. 'he first of these is that he
himself be desirous of going. The
second is that Coach Steve Farrell
thinks him in good enough condition
to be a credit to the University and
himself. Both these requirements
seem likely of realization. Carl is

In preparation for the Junior col-
lege meet to be held here on the aft-
ernoon of Jan. 31, the swimmers, un-
der the tutelage of Coach Drulard, are
practicing on the long distances. Dru-
lard is making the men swim the 440-
yard dash and by so doing intends to
strengthen their ability in the 100-
yard sprint and the 220-yard dash.
r The men who have only been prac-
ticing three times a week are running
within one second of Conference rec-
ords, which, if this may be taken as a
criterian of their ability, would put
them in the class of the best that the
Big Ten has to offer. Should swim-
ming be adopted as a Varsity sport at
Michigan, Coach Drulard said: "The
men will practice five times a week
instead of the customary three times
that they have practiced in the past.
This, I believe, would make a consid-
erable change in the time now being
made by the swimmers."
Babcock, '22, pulled down the 220-
yard dash from three minutes, 38 sec-
ond, to three minutes, 10 seconds, a
decrease in time of 28 seconds. Bab-
cock, who is essentially a sprinter, is
branching into the diving end and. is
obtaining good results in this field.
Have you arranged with the Sped-
ding Studio for your Michiganensian
sitting? Sittings must be made before
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*re ± working out regularly and is fast get-
biggest ting back into shape.
it was It is almost certain that, if the
SswiftWolverine star does compete in the
played New York meet, he will make his
en and
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erience tors. That his prowess is nationally
contr recognized is indicated by the fact
aal re- that he was chosen as the best man
in the country in the 60-yard dash by
the officials of the Amateur Athletic
RcsUnion in their All-American selec-
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obtain- that Carl is expected to make the
utomo- best showing. Short distances in-
stakes doors are his especial forte. He is a,
Labor fine man in the 100-yard dash out-
of the doors, but even his ability in this
event is eclipsed by his performance'
in the shorter distance.
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Harvard, Princeton, Pennsylvania,
Cornell, D~artmouth, Syracuse, George-
town, University of Missouri, and the
University of California are certain
entries. Beside these schools all the
prominent athletic clubs in the east

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