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LIT TLE'S ND ORFOTBALL 1 1922 All-fresh team. Marion, Dewey,RigL M s okThn
Hawkl~insBruce, Grube, Heston, Cr, i k F n t o k T i
CL~ASS DECLARED SUCCESSFUL,!good nshould give adStafrogbd forkA to n~Hcy iz'
goa ndsol ieasrn bdfrvo cipoistion on netyear's Varstiy team.
Coach Little states that the indoorIth is class have, it, it would give at least Miller, Donnelly, and Ingle who w ret
football class that- he has been conh' a week's tie during the spring, prac- ineligible last year look good11r nex
ducting in. Waterman gynasium has tice to the dvlpn fsm te er
been a success. The men, according phasc o2, the game. " large Spring Tuinout
to the coach, have showed a finre atti- PassSiressed The men who are enrolled and who
tude and seemingly have not tired of The 1922.team wan fame because of look like good material for next fall's
the strenuous grind' that he has put fItsaiiyi eilatc.Mc team are: lands, Marion, Neisch,
them throu.gh. tiewGgvnoeri h nor(oebel, Ferenz, Grubb, Kruger, and
The class was organized primarily, practices to the perfection of forward P. ott; tackles, VanDervoort, Kunow, -"b, y3 ;n.
to give the men who are likely look-( passes. A few (f the combinations CrHah oni.adDnelI
ing candidates .for next year's, team that will be used by the 1923 team guards, Dewey, Hawkins, Bruce, In-{
and who are not out for some other were taken up. Two teams were lin- gle, Aizia'" Sch"cks; cntersBrown
Varsity sport, a chance to keep in ed up and simple signals used. The MiladDnlsn'urebcs
condition. It also served to familiar- offensive team used formations that Grube, Morey, Parker, Foster; half-
sytmo otal aiteisadfwpasadfradpse eeto , Heath, and Lutom ski. t a ;"
the rudiments of football took up the; run off cof this formation and then Th 'ahs r okngfrmnt
mao ato h lsytm.Coach Little, Vick or VanDerv oort, make up the squad for spring prac- "
Int~End Run Mlastery [who have been assisting him- showed'tie.Al th mn ha thy anpo-
Inteclass the proper position for the men the proper defensive to take sib. ly tegetotfring actcenwill
thee linemen' and backs to take has ;for, the formation and would also crit- sb weoet.fIt sthingpatientilo
been mastered by the squad. Indi- icize the offensive team in the way yh. otal oce t aeCppon
vidtual and- group instructions have the plays were executed. G( abI o byo Iateohrme ~ 9 Y'
been given to the squad in, interfer- Use Ncv Ganauc t( bG anSal te oherme
that are going out to coaching posi-
ence on end runs. The squad hlas this1 To give practice to the men ion xty hh)coc te sua
down so perfectly that three teamsj handling the football and to change x s nkTie xucttrhv mr
barely ten yards apart can execute an l the routine' of the practic: a newthn10 eno toprcte
end run so that no team interferes Igamne was invented by Coach Little. ;_________
with the team ahead or behind it. The game is similar to basketball but; '
Coach Little said that,'if every man Einstead of dribbling a player was per- f~~
that will be out for spring pracotice mt. to make as many pivots as hie ST IJLJFlfiST'
had the running of interference and wished in advancing the ball..":r
the taking of the proper position mast- Coach Little is well pleased with the:":::..:.....; -}TIC ;
erec as well as' those who have been in i mnaterial that same to him. fror., the HWO l i,> ":.:":::;':
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--Handball1--
Late matches in the All-camplus
h tandball doubles. tournament were
cleaned uip yesterday afternoon at the
handball courts. The second round,
part of which has already been~ comn-
J Ilfted, will start immediately.
S The following matches remain to
be played in the second round: Sim-.
oisyKl emai 1582-M, vs. Rock-
well-Sarnachia, 669; Shawaker-Car-
roll, 414-W, vs. Heilbrunn-Langlois,
148-J university exchange;, Carrett-
Abramins, 1057, vs. Michaud-Hoffinanj
243 -MA.
Scores for these tilts must be turn-
ed in by 5 o'clock, Saturday afternon.
in order that the third round can get
underway on Monday,
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21 rounds of exhibition work. There has arrived from Argentine to mOet 13i Br,!,nfnn March. 12. A. victory for
will be seven three round bouts includ- Firpo that day is expected to give him a bout with Dempsey. Floyd John-I
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Lean and .Rhain, meeting to decide the
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the state. Several of the other bouts Inm rum ur. 'IhFOR GOOD MUSIC-- r h m
will share the limelight of the even-____
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nie at 155 pounds. 'These men havdt the awarding of points will be. based 1 CALL 1 G-:8-M
iset on numerous occasions and the*! on the standings of the teams at thc
general verdict has been that they time that the last matches were lplay/
have been too evenly matchied' to
switch a decision either way. To- ed. The Intramural depjartment will 3alr Ciass Sxi5
night, however, each is determined to !retain _the cup, as the season will not (falBIC.l.a11
,Ns.shade the other and the result is held be finished. s Ist;t dut.j C*ADCA IAN-* ~
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ERNEST SCHELLING, Pianist
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Distinguished composer-7conductor wh~o will comne: from England
especially to conduct the American premiere of his.4"Hym~n of Jesus"
which will be sung by the Choral Union at the. Tlhuday Evening
Concert.
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ISpecial Price on La Palma Cigars-per box-All Sizes
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