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Doing Preliminary Work on
rete Court at Ferry
Field
ND IIEIM)EL ARE
VETERANS CogPETING
. for candidates for the
as team has been issued by
er Wesbrook and up to
25 men have reported for
ad. The 1Aild weather con-
have prevailed so far this
made the opening call for!
I earlier than it has ever'
response to the ideal con-
re than 20 players have'
ery afternoon this week.
been limited to the con-
which is the only playing
Liable. The clay courts are
nd will probably not be
.se before spring vacation.
'time, the cement couri will
ter <Of activity. It is re-
Ii times for Varsity candi-
the other courts are notl

Practice go far has consisted mere-
ly of the loosening up of muscles and
of getting back into the swing of a
racket. This kind of workout will
continue for several weeks so that all
men may once more become accustom-
ed to the feel of the game. Coach Wes-
brook is especially desirous that all
candidates get in as much of this pre-
liminary practice as possible. Actual
competition for places on the team will
not commence much before vacation,.
Opportunities to make the team are
better this year than ever before as
only two men of last year's team, Cap-
tamn Merkel and Reindel, are available.
Players of any ability at all will
stand a good chance and the coach
is anxious to have all tennis men re-
port as early as possible. Practice i
will permit. .w
Among the men who hi've turned out
so far, there are anumber of strong
players. Rorich, the All-capus sin-
gles champion, has put in his appear-
ance with the early ones. Worces-
ter and Zemon, both AMA men, have
r'sponded to the first call nd Sanchez
is also among the candidates. Others
who have been busy are G-ustus,
Kline, Wood, Watts, Ensinger, Schaef-
er, and Hodgman. More new faces
are expected daily.
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Davis seems to be Michigan's best Acacia; 8, Sigma Chi-Beta Theta PI;
chance for first place. He has been 8:30, Sigma Epsilon-Phi Kappa Psi,
putting the shot aound the S-oot On Tuesday, first round matches: 7,
,ark . c t . in W s lso ooks ood P igia Delta-Ph1 Delta Theta;
nh nt.Trwill be about 7:30, Phi Sigma Kappa-Phi Kappa
s r g mnentered in the Sigma; 8, Alpha Chi Sigma-Sigma Nu;
broad jump and about same num- second round matches: 8:30, Delta
______ ber listed on the card of high juimpers. Xi-Theta Chi; 9, Phi Gamma Delta-
Conclude Practice for TIn the distance runs Coach ahn will Kappa Beta Psi. In the pairings, Del-
Meet With Coniden-e for enter wo men in the two-mile event. ta Chi, Theta Chi, Phi Sigma Kappa,
in .Tmorro In the runs Isbel looks like the best Phi Gamma Delta, and Kappa Beta
appears as the best with the baif second round, two matches of which
COYTEST IY NOVATION IN tuers. will come off Tuesday night.'
H AATHLETIC EVENTS ~Whther the meet will b a suc-I These matches will be held in the
ces.s deends largelv unon he manner wrestling rom of the gymnasium, and


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Folliwug a light workout in most
events, Coach Archie Hahn Thursday
afternoon excused his freshman track
proteges from. further duty until Sat
urday afternoon at 3 o'clock. At that
time, Michigan's yearlings will con-
pete in a dualtelegraphic track meet
with the 1925 tracksters of the Univer-
sity of Illinois. This meet will be the
first of its kind ever held at Mich-
igan and great interest Is being shown
in the event. Although the results o
the meet winl not be known until 6
o'clock Saturday evening, oficials in
charge expect a goodly sized audience
on hand to watch the youngsters per-
form.
According to the conditions of the
meet, each school will be allowed to
enter as many men in each event as
the respective coach sees fit. In ac
cordance with such ruling, ahn said
Thursday' that he had selectd n-
tries in only three out of the scheduled
11 events. In these events the follow-
Ing men have been selected to run:
50!yard dash-Hubbard, Wlttman, Ne-R
ville, Hulse, and Knapp. Low hurdles
-Hubbard, Haggarty, Laurence and
Newhall. High hurdles- Haggarty,
Hubbard, Barth, and Anderson. In the
quarter, half, and one mile events, it
is, expected that all men who have
been practicing with the team will he
allowed to participate. / No relay race
will be run off.,
Shuourd Looks Strong
Hubb'ard will, In all probability, be
Michigan's high scorer. He will he
entered in both hurdle events, the 50-
yard dash, and the broad Jump. In
the latter, it I. expected, he will out
distance Sweeney of Illinois, by at
least two feet, In a trial jump a few
days ago, Hubbard covered 24 feet; 6
3-4 inches, whereas in the freshman
meet between Illinois and Wisconsin a
few weeks ago, Sweeney was the sen-
sation of the affair when he jumped 21
feet, 7 1-2 inches. hubbard is press-
ed very closely by Wlttman for first
place in the 50-yard run, both of these
men having coVered the distance in 5
3-5 seconds. Inasmuch as Wisconsin
copped the 50 yard dash from Illinois
in their meet at slower time -than
either of these Wolverines run it, a
win is looked for in this event also.
Hubbard is the best Michigan bet In
the hurdles events although -both
Haggarty and Laurence are exception-
ally good in both high and low hurdle
events. Haggarty took first place In
both events in the interfraternity in-
door track meet last Tuesday night.
Should Take Vole Vault
There will be about 12 men enter-
ed in the shot put of which number

on the floor with them. Telegraphic
meets are an experiment in colleges
and will be an innovation here Sat-
urda-. -.
The latent track ability on the cam.

pointed by the Intramural departiment
will be in charge. The houses are
requested to have their men there
promptly at the appointed time,
Results of class basketball Wednes-
day night were: Fresh Engineers 14-
Upper Medics 13; Junior Lits 24-
Soph Engineers 12; Fresh Laws 16-
Fresh MedIcs 8; Homeops forfeited
to Fresh Lits.

pus will come to light next Tuesday
night In the preliminaries in the In- v
tercass Indoor track meet. All menl
on the campus are eligible,ith the eadim
exception of those who have been on I C
the Varsity squad, and freshmen who
win their numerals in the telegraphic 4 0 ~'
meet Saturday. Fotnr places in each
event will he awarded, the points be Iowa City, March 16.-Plan
ing five, three, two, and one. Anyone new stadium on Iowa field at1
wInnig a total of three or more will lversity of Iowa which, whe'n
be presented with a jersey and class ed will seat 43,000 .people,
numerals by the Intramural depart- perfected, and the first steps
nent. An entry sheet will be posted struction work under way.
on the athletic board in Waterman Work to be completed by
gymnasium, and men wh , wish to when the Western Conferen
comipeto will sign their name under meet is to be held here, will
their respective event, by 5 - o'clock a seating capacity of appro
Monday. . 22,000 for the event.
The list of events are as follows: The method of financing th
0 yar h (lash, 65 yard high hurdles, is uniqune. The board of coni
5 yard low hurdles, mile run, 440 yard na ng the construction work
fun, 880 yard run, high jump, shot put, proceeds of bond issues which
running broad jump, pole vault and a redeemed by "the gate.' T
class relay of two laps. The fnals were quickly absorbed and w
will be held Friday night, March 24. deemed by the net, proceeds
landbail Starts Today letic contests.
The Inter-fraternity handball tour- The stadium, when, comple
nament will begin today, The matches be "U" shaped. Cortstructio
will be arranged by the Intramural planned for this year wil co
department, but will be played off at imately $80,000. To comp
the convenience of the houses, who project would require apr
will report the results to the office. $I10,0Q, but this work wil
The pairings on the first round, which started until the athletic de
must be played off by next Tuesday,~ has paid off its present ind
are as follows: Zeta Beta Tan-Phi of $100,000 incurred by the
Kappa Sigma; Sigma Nu-Alpha Delta now in execution.
Phi; Kappa Beta -Psi-Sigma Phi Ep -
silon; Pi Upsilon Rho-Theta Delta EUENE HET WiL LEC
Chi; Phi Kappa Psi-Cygnus; DeltaCERCE
Sigma Pi-Simfonla; Delta Chi-Phi BFOE ERLWD
Gamma Delta; Lambda Ch Alpha- ebroJnorClgeF
Phi Sigma Kappa; Alpha Chi Sgma- M Tell of French Custom
Acacla; Alpha Chii Rho-Sigma Chi;
Beta Theta- Fl-Delta Tau Delta. Phi hbt
Delta Theta, Phi Sigma Delta, Kappa
Nr, Chi Psi and Psi Upsilon drew Prof. Eugene Huet, of th
byes and vll not play until the sec- college, Detroit, will deliver -
ond round, which starts Wednesday. on Wednesday, March 22, in
'restllng Next Week hall under the auspices -of t
The first round of- the interfrater. Francais. This is the second
nity wresting meet will get under way of the series for the seconds
at 7 :20=o'lock Monday, March 20. The Professor Huet will speak on
fraternity teams will consist of tirely new subject, taking as i
hea'y, middle ,and lightweight repre- "Hardworking Paris."
sentatives, and a house victory will The talk will consist -of ac
depend on the ability of at least two the life, customs and habits!
of these men, to defeat tlelr oppon- In Paris occupied in the mino
uts. In other words, the event is is talk, according to Dr. Je
a team affair rather than an individ pet, of the romance language
ual one, and the fraternlties'wihl pro ment, who directs the Cer
ceed in the tournament by team vic- prove both instructive and eut
tories. Schedule of the first round: being interspersed with ma
Monday at 7:30, Delta Tan Delta- esting anecodtes.

EXPERT WORKMANSHIP

in which the athletes perform with- Iwill be governed by the rules of the
ut actuly vin~ their opont Varsity wrestling team, A referee ap-


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SQUAD RECEiVES FIRST CUT
Ohio State made its first cut in the
spring football squad this week when
20 men were -dropped from the roll.
Th list 3till retains 125 names.
Butch Piley, guard, and Young, cen-
ter, are thei only men left from the
1921. team On account of this, spe-
cial attei-on is being given to d I
veloping of linemen. i.as Huffman,
the greatest tackle ever turned, out at
Ohio State, is helping with the coach-
ing assisted by Grant Ward and Wal-
lace Essmnan.

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