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AND LOSES
IN TWO
Michigan broke even ; in her two1
hockey games with Wisconsin and No-
tre Dame, defeating Wisconsin 6-3,
and losing to Notre Dame in an over-]
time game by 7-4. The condition ofl
the ice at Wisconsin was bad, slowingE
up the game, and also injuring Michi-
gan's fine teamwork which had been]
her big factor before.
At Notre Dame, the game was a nip
and tuck affair from start to finish.
Michigan's teamwork was better than
Notre Dame's, but the Catholics had
the faculty of making their shots at
goal count.
The first period ended in Notre
Dame's favor, 1-0, when the puck,
bouncing from the bank board, acci-
dentally hit a Michigan player's pads,
and bounded into goal. In the second,
period the score was 2-all, Barkell
making both goals for Michigan. The
third period was the most exciting of
the whole game. With but two min-
utes to play, and the score tied at 3-3,
two Michigan players were penalized
for holding. Michigan had only four
men on the floor when Notre Damel
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minute and a half of play. Only 30
seconds remained when Barkell took
the puck from the face-off and in a
pretty combination with MacDuff scor-
ed the tying goal which caused over-
time play.
The overtime period was played in
semi-darkness, making it hard to see
the puck. Notre Dame was able to
put the game, on ice by scoring 3
goals in this 10 minutes.
The lineups.
Michigan Notre Dame
Barkell ........C..........Castner
Kerr ... ....LW............Flynn
Sanregret ... . RW ..........McSorley
Steketee ......RD...........Gorman
MacDuff.....LD ............Wilcox
Comb ..........G..........Sullivan
Scoring: Michigan, Barkell 3, Kerr
1. Notre Dame, Wilcox 1, MgSorley 1,
Gorman 1, Castner 4.
Michigan leaves today noon to play a
return game with M. A. C. at East
Lansing.
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Victories and One Defeat Place
Boilermakers at Top of
Standing
MINNESOTA SECOND
MANY WINS BUT
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Purdue's Boilermakers,, credited1
with five victories and but one defeat,
today occupy the topmost position in
the Big Ten basketball standings and
are favored to come through with!
championship honors. Trailing closeE
behind with a like number of wins but'
with one more defeat is Minnesota,,
while Wisconsin and Illinois with four
victories and two defeats, each, are
tied for third place.
Purdue Plays Only Nine Games
Purdue holds a decided advantage
over her opponents in that it plays
but nine Conference games this sea-
son, six having already been con-
tested. Of its three remainig games,
Illinois is the only dangerous team
to be faced by the Boilermakers, lit-
tle doubt being entertained as to the
outcome of the contests with Chicago
and Indiana, although the Hoosiers
may cause some trouble. All of these
games are to be played at Lafayette,
Purdue's home floor,. a fact which is
decidedly in favor of the Boilermak-
ers, considering the fact that they
have lost but one fray there in recent
years. Minnesota's only chance to
win the championship depends mainly
on the outcome of the Illinois-Purdue;
game, a Purdue defeat meaning their
being put out of the running. The
Gophers play 12 games and victories
in their four remaining battles will
be needed to come out on top, in the
event of Purdue's defeat.
.Wisconsin Tumbles
Wisconsin furnished no little sur-
prise by dropping its game with the
lowly Hawkeyes last Monday by the
score of 24 to 1. The Badgers, hither-
to prime favorite for titular honors,
showed up so miserably the other
night that few predictions are being
made as to the probable outcome of
their game with Michigan at Water-
man gymnasium on Saturday night.
Wisconsin's quintet barely defeated
the Wolverines at Madison earlier in
the season, an overtime period being
required to decide the tide of the bat-
tle. Mather's men, now out of the
running, are determined to redeem
themselves and looc to the Wisconsin
game as the first step. A hard battle
is expected.
Illinois' basketeers, in spite of the
loss of their star, Walquist, have been
showing up exceptionally well in the
last few games. The Indians have six
more games to play this season, the
most important one being that with
Purdue. The Urbanites succeeded in
defeating the Boilernakers on their
own floor early in the season, by a
scant margin of one point. Whether
or not they will be able to repeat at
Lafayette is indeed problematical. A
victory here, in addition to triumphs
in their other six games, will give
them a hold for premier' honors, but
that is a huge task for any team.#
Chicago and Indiana Tied
Chicago and Indiana, with 3 victo-
ries and 3 defeats each, are tied for
fifth place, while Ohio State is the lone
claimant of the seventh position. Iowa
and Michigan, with but two victories
and four defeats, are tied for eighth,
while Northwestern's whitewashed five
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