THE.MICHIGAN. DAILY
~IuA Of .D etroit:Tedrs'
To Boxers A nd 'Wrestlers
night, Satur- which were highly enjoyed.
b, in Detroit, Bernbaum and Jenkins boxed a clew-
ERS TO MEET.
DETROIT TEAM
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I in a fitting manner by
3 wrestling teams of the
11 visitors were tendered
I the treatment render,
tionally fine.
wrestling team took on
the campus tournament
part of the entertain-
opening match, at 115
e met his challenger,
fast eight minute draw.1
owed up well and gave
:hibition.
skins Winner
Doty, at 125 pounds, and
rwas thrown. by Jen-
minutes of clever wres-
ound match Gillard met
Both men started out
ard was too strong for
and threw him in five
I Moffett faced each oth-
5 pound title and were
However, Boschan fail-
[offett, and was satisfied
Ion after being on top,
ilf minutes.
ds Campbell met Jones
ight match. Jones was
seven minutes of hard
pound match Captain
lifford. Haller's longer
v'e him the edge and he
throwing his challenger
.es.
D unn in the heavy-
. Both were fairly well
Meeker threw Dunn with
left to go.
s in Fast Bout
ext presented members
club in three bouts
er draw, despite the fact that Jenkins
had wrestled a few minutes earlier in
the evening. Bernbaum relied almost
entirely upon a left hook and his foot
work, while Jenkins used a straight
left followed by a straight right.
Yott had a small shade over Schroeder
in the bout at 150 pounds. Schroeder
put up a clever exhibition, considering
the fact that he was substituted in the
last minute. Both men were fairly
even until the last round, when Yott's
superior condition began to tell. Yott,
took the last round by a wide margin,
thereby winning the bout. .
Wollnitz Wins VT-diet
Wolinitz met Housel at 155 pound,
and both men put up the cleverest ex-
hibition of the evening, with Wolinitz
having a slight advantage. Both men
started the bout using straight lefts,
and clever foot work. In the second
round Wolinitz danced around, jab-
bing his left hand rapidly and crossing
his, right to 'Housel's head. Housel
used a double left' hook to the body
and head. Honors were about even
until the third round which found Wo-
linitz going good and ,Housel 'begin-
ning to tire. Wolinitz jabbed, hook-
ed, and crossed, while House did his
best, keeping him off with a straight
left and a hook to the body. Wolinitz
was, given the decision.
A bowling match has been arrang-
ed between a team from the C. F.
Smith company of Detroit and a pick-
up team from the University' to take
place at 7 o'clock tonight at the
Union. The Michigan team will con-
sist of C. C. Petro, Earl Miller, Walter
Westbrook, John. Dodge, and Nels Ul-
seth. ,The Detroit team will be H. W.
Smith, C. LaFave, F. Smith, E. Hart-
man, and W. Faucett. Howard. S.
Holms, '07, arranged the match.
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