l it V[ -il "POP. T [IT it of Victory h Ohio G IMPROVES ACTICE SESSION INTERCLASS BASKETBALLj Friday ' Underclass laws vs. Zinn's fresh lits ate 7:30 o'clock. Juniorlits vs. architects at 7:30 o'clock. Pietro's fresh sit vs. sohp en- gineers at. 8:30 o'clock. ketball tourney. Richards scored most of the points for the losers. Underclass medics ran away from the pharmics to the score of 21 to 8 and Pietro's lits did the same to the junior engineers to the tune of 25 to 7. In the latter game Dudek rang up 16 of his team's counters. The Daily's specialty is service to everyone.-Adv.I COACH STAGG ENTERS 28 MEET; FARRELL EXPECTS CLOSE SCORE DAY off TO PREPARE IAROSITY FOR CHICAGO IN rmes. The list contains, a number of former letter men and some prom- ising new material. With this team, the veteran ;Midway coach has al- ready downed two Conference teams in dual meets. Ohio State fell before the team in a 47 to 39 verdict and Purdue was on .e lower end of a 54 1-2 to 31 1-2 score. In these meets Higgins has been the bright star with his sensational shot putting. For Michigan, Coach Farrell has en- tered the greater part of his squad. Although it has not yet been definite- ly decided, it is pmrobable that both teams will be limited to four men in each event. Steve has not fully de- cided whom he shall select for, the Varsity team but it is quite certain that he will enter his full quota in each event. Michigans final practice before the two closing games of the 1920 Confer ence }asketball, schedule consisted of a short scrimmage between two teams chosen from the Varsity squad. "Baskt tshooting, wich as at its best in the Minnesota game last week, is better than ever, and the pros- pects for the team to wind up the sea- son with four straight victories is ex- tremely bright at the present time. Rea, Weiss, Dunne,, and Henderson have been scoring heavily in the late practice sessions, and all should break into the point column against Indi- ana and Ohio State. Weiss Playing Well Weiss is not likely to start the game at Bloomington but there is every like- liliood of his going in to the fight be- fore the end, and he may open the final game played at Columbus Satur- day. The speed and scrappiness dis- played by Weiss when he took Rea's place in the'- Gopher contest was the best that he has shown thisyear, and at the present he is at the top of his game. In -playing against Dean of Indiana, Dunne will have one of the best cen- ters in the Conference to handle, but at the rate which the .Michigan pivot man has been going of late, the Hoo- sier center should not be as great a detriment to Michigan hopes as he was in the opening game, when it was Dean's excellent playing that won the 22 to 9 verdict for the Maroon and Cream team., Strong Guards Wilson and Williams need no com- ment, as they have shown by this time that they are among the strongest de- fensive pjayers in the Conference. The fact that Arntson, Minnesota forward, was able to throw six baskets against Chicago, and three days later could drop in only half as many against Michigan shows the real ability of the icigan guards in covering danger- ous opponents. Michigan apparently has the call over the Ohio quintet, as the results of the Wisbonsin gam3 tend to give the Wolverines quite an ed'ge, judg- ig from the scores alone. Slyker Ohio football star, who is playing cen- ter on the basketball team, will be the dangerous man as his playing has been the mainstay of the Scarlet and Gray this year. There is evry pros- pect that Michigan will have another opportunity to play against Harley, as the Ohio football star is now playing a regular guard on the varsity court squad. '2EDEFEAT UNDFltULASS4 DENTS N CLASS GAME, 1714 Soph engineers- won from under- class dents by the score of 17 to 14 in a close game in the interclass bas- II'M A day of rest will be given 'to the Varsity track team today after a week or strenuous training for the dual meet with Chicago tomorrow night in Waterman gymnasium.. Every man on the squad was out yesterday aft- ernoon for a final workout before the opening dual contest on the track schedule. Coach Farrell expects a close meet but is. satisfied that his men will show up to advantage. LAWS' AND LITS TO & FIGHT FOR TITLE) Present prospects are. that the up- perclass\ laws and the. senior lits will have to clash -again for a campus championship.: In the game between these two classes for the campus foot- ball title the laws won. Now the lits are out after blood and declare that, the basketball brown shall go to them. Van Boven, Earl and Elmer Cress, Borinstein, and Stotzer are the men 11 will be new in Waterman gymnas- on whom the lits are depend ium. Not until Michigan returned to title. These 'men play we the Conference was there indoor com- Wand exhibit a brand of ball petition in the two mile run and in hard to beat. the low hurdles. As a result there are The laws are equally-sui no gymnasium records in these events are going to win the cove and whatever times are made Satur- als. Cohn, Loring, Ma day will'go down as official records. Greenwald make a combina is sure to give a good ace I self. Cohn is an ex-Varsit. and is thestar of the team. The finals will be played c the first of next week. Directo ell's condition is improving sh he expects to be on the job I that time. N. Y. RMdio Phone Messag Radio phone messages are I ly picked up by the Universi less station from the De For perimental station at Ossin the-Iudson. N. Y. , These c tiorns are clearly audible. 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