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won the campus heavy-
pionship by defeating his
ge in the feature of the
,tches in the wrestling
resterday. Dyni carried
's in the welterweight
owing Dicken, and Hal-I
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with Dunphy. In the
class Packard ciefeated
e longest match of the
r Against Brother
nck had a decided ad-
to the fact that he out-
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only resulted*in several head locks
from which~the heavier man managed
to escape each time. With but eight
seconds remaining in the next period
Joe Planck secured a chancery and
arm lock which resulted in a fall.
In his match with Dicken, Dyni was
able to down his adversary after 14
minutes :30 seconds with an arm and
head lock. Perhaps the fastest bout
was that between the middleweights,
Haller gnd Dunphy. The former
held the advantage throughout but
was given enough opposition to
make it interesting. Du nphy's
shoulders were down for the count
in three minutes by a double arm
lock.
Match Goes to Finish
The lightweights, Packard and Gil-
lard, put on the longest match of
the afternoon, their affair going 29
minutes before the former secured a
fall. After working strenuously for
15 minutes with no results it was
decided to let them go to a finish.
Gillard made several escapes from
headlocks but was finally downed
with a back heave.
The four winners will each receive

HARBERT ANNEXES

steps the Union is taking to advanc
all forms of recreation for its mem
bers.

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SECOND CHAMION SHIP

VICTOR HA WON THIS YEAR -
Before a good sized gallery of spec-F RBILLIARD
tators J. C. Harbert, '23, (25), won the
final game of the Union handicap
three-cushion billiard tournamentL U
yesterday afternoon at the Union bil-
liard room by defeating S. D. Moeller, UNION WANTS EACH HOUSE TO
'23, (24), by a 25 to 12 count. ENTER ONE MAN IN
Harbert had the match well n EVENT
hand at all times, nis safety play be-
ing so .good that Moeller was left but With the end of play in the handi-
few scoring opportunities. Harbert cap, three-cushion tournament at the
played a strong offensive game as Union billiard room, interest has
well, taking advantage of every open- turned to the interfraternity three-
ing that was left him and garnered' cushion tourney. This series of games
his points in runs of two and three. will continue the competition that has
A peculiar feature of Moeller's play been so strong all year in other forms
was the fact that while he failed "to , of interfraternity athletics.
make the simple shots several of his Football, basketball and hockey
plays verged on the sensational. Over- have each brought out representative
caution robbed both men of some of teams from nearly every house on the
their effectiveness, Moeller's stroke campus and the winner in each
especially being hampered at times branch has. had to fight hard for its
by this factor, position. It is , the intention of the
Harbert's victory gives him the Union billiard committee to make this
championship of the tournament, an tournament as interesting as any ot
honor that he has won for the second the other races have been, but the
consecutive time, as he also led the first and prime requisite is a good

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field in the straight rail tourney that
was conducted by the Union some
time agd.
The trophy which will be presented
to Harbert by the Union is a silver.
loving cup, 14 inches tall, and suit-
ably engraved. The cup becomes the.
permanent property of the winner'
and, with a similar trophy presented
to the same man for winning the earl-
ier tournament, is an evidence of the

sized entry list. Every house on the
campus has at least two or three bil
hard players who can give a good ac-
count of themselves and one of these
men should be entered to represent
his house.
Each house head should have a
representative- consult with. Al. Tay-
lor, manager of the Union. billiard
room, some time before Wednesday
in regard to this tournament.

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. Excessive optimism in regard to sciolastic cares at an end for a time,
things athletic' seems to be a chron- everyone is feeling in a jocular mood
and it is considered a good joke to
ic disease with the Michigan stu- .push someone on the other side of
dent body. Although this may be the crowd through a wvindow. The
explained by the success which a management of the theater is always
majority of our teans have attain- pleased at such demonstrations of ea-
ed in the past few years, it cannot be gerness on the part of its patrons and
excused on this ground. Overconfi- has , on occasion, been known to call-
dence is inexcusable. The fact that in the police to aid in the merry-mak-
the prospects for a season are unus- ing.
ually bright does not warrant the stu-
dents in regarding the championship The past week's weather has not
alreadly won. The late lamented foot-i been unlike that choice bit. of pastry
ball debacle is a glaring example of described in the well-known coup-
what may happen when all the pre- let-.
season dope points to a champion- Alternating currant pie,
ship team. First a currant, then a fly.
In the first place, the over-optimis-
tic talk gives the school a bad name. When springtime calls
It labels Michigan as a college of With bats and balls
braggarts. Secondly, should the sea- The diamond stars rush out.
son turn out unsuccessfully it gives The golfers, too,
the other colleges the laugh on is,-~ Their follow-through
something never altogether pleasing. Begin to rave about.

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Finally, it hurts the morale of ther
athletes themselves. Some are infect-
ed by the contagious spirit and become
overconfident; others become down-
hearted when they are unable to ac-
complish what the unduly optimistic
ones have expected of them.
It is a fine thing to have the right
kind of confidence in Michigan teams.
-to feel that the athletes will do
their utmost to bring victory to thef
University. It is quite another thing
to saddle a team with the responsi-
bility of winning a victory which has
already been put on ice in the con-
yersation of many of the, students.
Don't let your optimism run away
with you!
Both track and baseball prospects
are unusually bright. It is well to
remember, however, that "there's many
a slip 'twixt the cup and lip." We
don't mean'to forecast any injury to
Captain Johnson, nor yet any mishaps
to Parks or Ruzicka. Pessimism is not
our idea. An intelligent optimism is
what we are campaigning for.*
Those who never experienced a
fresh-soph rush and who have a
yearning to do so can obtain a very
adequate idea of one of these affairs
by .trying to gain admission to the
second evening show of either of the
n'earby movies when one of the three
or four most popular screen beauties'
is playing. This is especially true to-
ward the end of the week when, the

The tennis fan
Starts in to plan
On many a chop and smash.
The runner likes
To don his spikes
And try a record dash.
For May's return
The swimmers yearn
So they can leave the tank;
While, fishers dream
Of teeming stream
And angling from the bank.
Not least of all
Are those we call
In accents cold and hard.
The indoor ,sport..
His outdoor forte
Concerns the boulevard.

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No matter how many years you have tarried on earth, you are still
young if you like to PLAY. And PLAYING helps to keep that young
feeling and youthful look in men who are of mature years. Many
of theGREAT men of the world-authors, senators, lawyers, prime
ministers-find in BILLIARDS a most joyous relaxation and racrea-
tion.' Make HUSTON BROS. your "club." Make this a regular -meet-
ing place for yourself and friends. You will find just the right atmos-
phere here to make your evenings enjoyable.

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