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ISLU; PAPER AT FORWYARD,
Michigan's Varsity basketball team
returned from its latest wastr
jaunt late Tuesday night none the
worse~ for its two -game series whlich .
resulted in a win from Northwestern
and a 'defeat at the hands of Wiscon-
In the first game of. the trip with
Northwestern the Wolverines experi-
enced little troubl~e in carrying . off
honors, .although the Purple and
White played better basketball than
they displayed on their recent in'va-
sion of Ann Ardor.
Defense "Strong-
.At no time did Northwestern threat-
en the Wolverines, for the latter were
leading 'by a 16-4 -score at the end1
of the first half. The 'Purple came
back in. the second half with a little
strength and during 10 minutes amid
a flurry of basket shooting ,secured
three goals. The defense work of the
Wolverines was oiitstandings in this
encounter.
Northwestern's captain, McKenzie,
playing at :guard, carried away star- F
the Buckeyes is at hard problem to
soilve., They were hit buit little as a '
result of- the mild-yoar examrinations
and still have tlhe service, of MITNnor,
the best shot in the Conference at theI
present timne. Coach Mather in corn -
menting on the ga:;ie yesterday said I
that withr Minor in the game it wouldI
net bie a .surprise to bhi if the game
went either way, but if Ohio State
won they would have to display some
twonderful offensive rork~ in spite of
the crippled -condition of 'the Wolver-
ine aggregation.I
( Michigan's mentor took Paper, Kip-
ke, Ely, Cappon, Bicks, 'Pipe'r,y Mc-I
-Wood, and Rice on the Columbus trillp
last night, leaving Haggerty in Ann
Arbor. " The star forward has beenI
sick and needs a few wvorkouts before
he -will be in 'shape for 'the last two
games with Illinois and Iowa~ which'
he would be unable to get on the trip.
Hian'dball enthusiasts on the cam-
pu s. Will again be given an oppor-tun-
ity to see an exhibition of the sportI
-when the lid is lifted on the all-cam-I
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were three men in the ring but the Welsh showed the same keenjug
slumberland powders in the end of his ,ment that heas always made him a lit-
1 gov ~vregenerally lacking. He was ;tie different than the average fighter
(ne of the greatest defensive fighters, by 'selecting England aS the scene of
in the game. !his "comeback" effort.'
Several years ago Welsh was fight- How far he will go in this day and
tg "fifth rater" in a western townagissmtnges gin
tfor all is cleverness, nearly took -_________
the count through a dose of the same PRO)F. SOLALI NDE L EAVES
stuff in the other bird. Freddie was FOR LECTURES AT 0. S. 11
M saking a boo!) out of his opponent1
'when the fellow suddenly pointed anflI Prof. Antonio G. Solalinde of the
i d to Welsh. "Look at your tights, Spanish department leaves today foji
they're all ripped.' Freddie looked Col'umbus, Ohio, where he w-ill deliv.,
and the "fifth rater" swung a right tol er a series of three lectures at Ohio
his jaw that/ brought ..every star in State university. He expects to re~
the; heavens before! his watery eyes. turn in time to meet his classes next
Ilie managed to escape, however, and Monday. All three of his lectures will
promptly proceeded to pummel the! treat different aspects of the hip tory
" fifth rater" into a' sodden, shapeless of Spanish literature.
Imass. This is about the only time that
Freddie had any stuff of that kind putU.XIWV
over on him in the ring.
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ring honors for his team with {his
close guarding and excepional fol-
owing-in ability. Captain Ely played
hs usual good game and was,-respon-
biblea for 19 of the Wolverine points.
He figured considerably, in the de-
fense with Paper.,
Hard luck shtots and Wisconsin's
pm' handball doubles tournament this
afternoon at the handball courts inj
the basement of Waterman gvmn a-,
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gettin~g the breaks, spelled defeat for
the Wolverines in this air-tight af-
fair". Although. the Badgers never. se-
cured the tip-off in one wi'tance dlur-
ig the game they held the Wolver- i
ines scoreless from' the . field 'in the
first half. Every man on both teams
played: a hard game, and the contest
was one of the cleanest rough gamesI
that a Wolverine team has_ ever
fought in.
OIame Tonight -Impsortant
Coach.Mather has turned all efforts
toward the coming game with Ohio
State, which:,will-be held' tonight in
the Buckeye' city. The Varsity left
for this southern jaunt last night over
the Michigan Central and will arriv~e
in Columbup, this morning.
Just what to expect at the hands, of
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sMnn No definite time has been set Feddie Welsh, former Ii ;ltwei ht{ championship of the world to Jack years old and since losing his title has1
for ''the official opening of the event, champion of the world, is returning to l Britten, returned to England and in ar fought few battles.
the officials having left the matter of England where he hopes to once more short time coralled the light heavy-j Freddie is an intelligent fellow and
arranging matches to those who arc) become an active figure in the realm weight, middleweight and welterweight' could still box rings around the maj-j
entered, of pugilism and "come back" via thef titles of the British Isles. ority of lightweights. The thing he
More than, 30 men will participate English route as did Ted ("Kid") Lowr- a Welsh has been running a health always lacked was the punch. He
j and it is expected 'that this year's; is who, after losing the welterweight farm at Summit, N. J. Heb is now= 37 .could make an opponent believe there
tourney will surpass all that have -.- -___ ..._.
'been held in the past due to the lar'ge
+ number of" winners 'of former tourna-
~ments and the new men who_ are
scheduled to meet in the coming tilts.,
Following is the schedule for the _______________________
1 first round : Carrett-Abrams, 1057, vs.I
Klein-Fronzak, 1366; Michaud-Doff-
man, 8104, vs. Rice-Shell, 371; Sim
onsky-Khemanni, 1582-M, vs. Read-
Chapman, 193'5; Blauner-Segall, 751-'
W, VS. Rockwell-Sarnechia, 669f
Shawaker-Carroll, 746-R, vs. Shopen-'
Stone, 1.505 ;: Bowers-Flynn, 397, vs.'
Heilbrunn- Langlois, 1485-TUniversit~l ,
exchange; Swager-partner to be se-
lected, 2410, vs. Rayman-Ciralsky, 71-;
W; Ensinger-Stevens, telephone not'_.
listed, vs. Greene-Sanchez, 2011-M. I
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