ama, Lamba
.g, and Van
Capon and;
ilon; Tremp
an
and Messener of the Scalp and Blade;
Fairchild and Richardson, Up-staters;
Novak and Foley, Les Voyageurs;
Clime and Riffs, Bayonne club; Finch,
business ads; Davidson, Miller, and
Piper, electrical engineers; Broome,
Forresters; Hicken; chemical engi-
neers; Quartell, lits; Duket, pre-laws;
Adams, civil engineers. At the con-
clusion of the court season selections
for an all-campus quintet will be
made by The Daily.
Today's games will be as follows:
8:30-Lamba Chi Alpha vs. Phi Kappa
Sigma; Les Voyageurs vs. Up-staters,
business ads vs. pre-laws, Scalp and
Blade vs. winner of the Craftsmen-
Cameron club tilt.
THREE TANK RECORDS 60,
IN SWIMMING PRATC
HYDE AND BABCOCK ESTABISH
NEW MARKS YESTER-
DAY - '
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les with the times of 9 flat and 7 4-5
seconds respectively. In the 440 Lux
took first with 56 seconds for the
time. Herringshaw won the high
jumpwith 5 feet 5 inches. The half
Sm ile went to Douglas. His time for
the event was 2:10 2-5. Everett clip-
Ruch intereA Aanifested in Coinig ped off the mile at 4:50. The shot put
Much interstWifeSeod One went to Dunne for a heave of 36 feet
Event; Will Be Second One 9 3-4 inches. The pole vault was wan
of Kind with theloW jump of 9 feet6 inches.
COACh FARRELL URGES FIRSTisexpected that a number of
YEAR iMEN TU GSI OUT NOW these records will berbettered in this
year's meet. Every freshman who can
do anything at all in track should
Much interest and enthusiasm is be-co
iug aniestd i th coingfresh- come out and tune up foi the meet.
ig manifested in the comingr - Coach Farrell and a staff of assistant
man track meet to be held in Water- coaches are at the gymnasium daily
man gymnasium on the evening of to work with the men that come out.
Feb. 28. The meet this year is only Now is the time to get started.
the second one that has ever been
held, the one last 'year being the first. -
All men who are freshmen on Athe
campus, that is, who are in the Unt DENTS LIT W LL
iversity for the first time this year.'
and who are scholastically eligible
may compete in this meet. PLAYizeDRtSECONDwPLACE
Prizes to be Awarded
Prizes will be awarded in each JUNIOR, ENGINEERS ELIMINAT] D
event. Last year they were donated IN CLOSE CONTEST
by, the different fraternities on the YESTERDAY
campus and .it is expected that this
will again be done. In speaking of the By defeating -the strong junior en-
freshman meet which is to become an gineer team yesterday the soph lits
annual affair, Coach Farrell said: gained the right to play the dents for
"Track is the one sport in which a second place in the campus hockey
man must come out in his freshman tournament. The score of yesterday's
year if he desires a place on the Var- contest was 3 to 2 in favor of the
sity squad. A trackman is the pro- soph lits. The smallness of the score
duct of hard, steady practice. If a indicates the closeness of the game.
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right forward, is the
Aintet, having been one
s in the Conference for
years. He was one of
ers last year, :unning
of Minnesota. In foul
State man has few
country. Many of the
e has made have been
line. In the Purdue
threw six from the gleld,
1 points in his 14 foul
of 23 points, more than
tire score of his team,
the other forward, is a
I has run up many
mar. He is playing - his
a regular on the team,
ncis and Harley forms
coring combination.
rrley to Play
a interest manifested in
ai e is caused by the
e 'noted Chic Harley on
arley rivals Oss as a
in Ann Arbor, thesA two
,sily the most popular
have appeared here this
Three tank] records were broken in
the most successful swimming practice
held so far this season by the infor-
mal student swimming team on Wed-
_uesday.
Two records were broken by Hyde
when he lowered the pool record of
32 seconds in the 40 yard backstroke
dash to 29.1 seconds. He also broke
another when he negotiated the 40
yard straightaway in 27.2 econds. The
former record, 'held by Babcock, was
29 flat. In this second event Hyde's
time is exceptionally good as it is
only 1 2-5 seconds slower than te
State record made by Roberts of the
D. A. C. of Detroit in the local pool
at the meet held in December.
Babcock did the 440 yard swim 'in
7 minutes 23 2-5 seconds, clipping 2
3-5 seconds from the former record
mhade by himself.
Coach Drulard is pleased with the
spirit shown by the swimmers and ex-
pects that they will have a success-
ful season, especially after swimming
is recognized as a varsity sport and
the consequent addition of a few aqua-
tic stars of national renown.
Barry Stuart turned up to practice
yesterday for the second time this sea-
son. It is the first time he has been.
out in the last few ionths. Though
out of condition. he showed good form
by doing the 40 yard crawl in time
which was within 1 second of the 40
yard tank record in that event. This
man shows real promise as a sprin-
.ter and will probably make the team
if he continues to come out. t
Providing the swimmers are recog-
nized as varsity men the team will go
to Toronto in the near future. Word
has been received from Junior college
of Detroit that they will be here next
Saturday for a meet with the Michi-
gan team in the local Y. M. C. A.
PHONES
man expects to be a point winner on
the Varsity, his practice must begin
in his freshman year. For the pur-.
pose, of arousing interest among the
first ,year men and- to get them out.
we are holding the freshman meet."
Nine events will be run off in the
meet.They are the 50-yard dash,.44-
yard dash, half mile, mile, 60-yard low
hurdles, 60-yard high hurdles, high
jump, shot put,. and the pole vault.
It is'also possible that the freshman
sophomore relay race may be run off
at this time. It was to have been
held between halves of the 0. S. U.
football game but the placing of-
boxes on the track caused it to be
postponed. -
At the end of the first session the
sophomores were on the long end of
[ a 2 to 1 score.
Not until the last few minutes of
play did the lits score their winning
goal. A clever pass by Kerr to Steke-
tee and an accurate shot by the lat-
ter brought the victors their third and
winning goal. ' The playing of both
teams showed gireat improvement As
in Tuesday's game the entire rink was
used for the contest's
At 11:30 this morning the soph
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MilhonBowlers
No gagme has grown more rap-
idly in popularity than bowling.
As early asp 1900 there were
more than a m lion bowlers in
the United States. Now there
are over two millions.
Come in today and watch the
players. You'll soon understand
the fascination of the game.
Your fingers will itch to try
your skill.
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Last year's meet disclosed several
likely looking inen. Moersh ran the
50-yard dash in 5 4-5 seconds. Lash-
met won both the higl and low hurd-
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POTTER DEFEATS GALE IN-
UNION BILLIARD TOURNEY
Yesterday's match in the Union
billiard tournament went to H. J. Pot-
ter, playing at 135, when he defeated
R. E. Gale, playing at-150, by the mar-
im of 135 to 141. Potter played- a
consistent gamne throughout, which
accounts for his victory.
The match played on Tuesday after-
noon between H. Griffith, playing at
115, and Whitbeck, playing at 100, was
taken by Griffith, who out-cued his
opponent to the click of 115 to 75.
Griffith is another man who has been
showing some good form in the last
few weeks.
The Union billiard room was visit-
ed last week by Jane Addams, of Hull
House, Chicago, and Mischa Levitski,
the violinist. Both of them were much
impressed with the decorating in the
room and throughout the building.
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