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Michigan's golf team left for Colum-
bus yesterday afternoon and will meets
Ohio State Saturday in the first match
of the year. The Columbus links,1
where the match will be played, have
been repo'rted to be in fine shape and1
everything looks favorable for a good
match.
Quite an extensive schedule has
been arranged for the team this year
and the match Saturday should in a
way give some indication as to the"

success the squad will meet later on.
Although there has only been a short
time for practice this spring, the men
are playing a fair game .of golf. If
their game can stand up under tourna-
mrent play, their chances for victory
ara exceedingly bright.
The team will go around the course
sometime today in odder to be in full
readiness for the match tomorrow.
The men who made the trip are Capt.
J. H. Winters, H. Smith, F. W. Steke-
tee, and E. T. Broderick.

MICHIGAN TRACKSTERS WILL' FIND
A TOUGH aPPONENT IN OHIO STATE

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Our Representative will be at the
HOTEL STATLER, DETROIT:

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'Buckeyes Show Sterngth in the Half
M'le, Dashes, High Jump, and:
Hurdles
FARRELL DISHES OUT
HARD WORKOUTS TO ME
Dr. Frank Castleman, track coach
at Ohio State, will invade Ferry field
Saturday with one of the most formid-
able looking teams that the Buckeyes
have had for some seasons. Moore-
head seems to bL the outstanding star
on the team and is one of the best all
around athletes in the Conference.
Buckeyes Strong in Dashes
In the 100 and 220 yard dashes they.
will be represented by Moorehead,.
Locke, Connell and McGregor. This
quartet took'second place in theshalf
mile relay at the Penn =relays last.
week, nosing out Pennsylvania's team
for this place. In the 440 yard dash:
Trigg Everett and Pittenger will run.
Trigg and, Pittenger are known as
consistent point getters.
In the half mile will be' Kilpatrick,
Gurney and McClure, and in the mile,.
Wyckoff, Green and Magley. Wyckoff
made excellent time at the indoor Con-
ference meet and at the Illinois relays.

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Albery and Cranz will compete for
the visitors in the two mile run.
McCreary and Green will strive 'fr'
honors in' the high and low hurdles.
McCreary is especially well known as
a good high hurdler.
. Moorehead, the Ohio Star
Besides doing his bit in the. sprints,
Moorehead will strive for honors in
the broad jump and high jump. He
is known .to have made six feet and
one inch this season which is .tie with
the record of McElven, VIichigan's
high jumper.
Because of the fact tha, this is
their first outdoor meet, nothing is
known as to the strength of the Buck-
eye weight men. e
Coach Steve Farrell sent the men
through another stiff workout and put
the final touches on the team Thurs-
day afternoon. Landowski who has
recovered from his illness of last week
end was again going strong and is
depended upon in the pole vault
event.
arrell Has Not Chosen Team Yet
Although Steve has not announced
the personnel of the team as yet, Sim-
mons, Burke and Purdy are sure of
taking part in the dashes, and Bowen,
Arndt and Standish will most likely
represent Michigan in the mile. Sarg-
ent and Schmitz will be Michigan's
hope in the hurdles. Stipe in the
weight events and Hoffman in the
javelin throw. In the discus throw
Hunter is expected to garner some
points, while McElven is confident of
outjumping Moorehead in the high
jump.
Although the competitin is going
to' be keen, Wolverine tracksters are,
confident of coming through victor-
iously,.
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