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HANDICAP VA1
Vaoen cI atler Faces Serios Difficult
III Maing Ip His First
Five Alen
~TFA MWILL CNTINUE WORK
IWIlliNG CHIRISTMIAS HOLIDAY
4coach E. J. Mather, Varsity basket-
ball meitor, yesterday announced the
names of the men that will continue
Varsity basketall practice during the
holdays. Ile plans to havTiiy, Birks,
Milie, Kpke, Henderson, McGregor,
McWood, Haggerty, aper, Stegmeer,
W. nice, 'Emory, andrel Cappon,
Pilper, Bukema.
The, first blow of the season fell
yesterday wihen it was made known
Ithat Keefer had been placed on warn-
I~ , fr scholastic difficulties. Coach
Mather had expected' to use Keef-
er considerably during the coming
games, andl this unforseen happening
"hats upset -hi;splans somewhat.
Reefer IsmoSerious oss
Acording. to the words of Coach
Mather, Keefer is a coining star of
the 'indoor. game.Ilie says, "All of
the (ope shiows Keefer~to e a better
TEAM PROSPECTS ROSY
COACIITFISHER PLE)FAUEI) WITH
WifO111lNfGMADE 1T S FAR
' IN SEASON
The outlook for a strong all-fresh
basketball team this year is very en-
couraging i the early workouts are
any criterion. Although "Coach Fish-
er (il not start work with his year-
ling squad until two weeks later than
last fall the ball tossers are now
rounding into excellent shape.
A squad of more than 100 aspir-
ants greeted the coach at the first
few 'sessions but the pruning kife
has elininated nmore, than half of this
number. The sound~ is now compos-
ed of as fine a bunch of fast, rangy
players as have ever battled for nn-
orals at Waterilan gymo. Although
11 any of the playrs have had consid-
e rable experience in -intersholastle
Combats" the fundamentals are being
heavily stressed by Coach Fisher so
t hat the future Varsity men will be
ti oroughly grounded in the type of
basketball in vogue at Michigan.
The squadl of 45men has been di-
vided: into'"two sections, one bunch
.working out on Mnay and Wednes-
day evenings while the' other crew
uses the flor on Tuesday and Thurs-
dlay nights. Boti divisions are
brought together on Friday evenings
anid a lively scrimmage is usually on
the parogramime. On the other nightsa
the men are drilled in pivoting, pass-
ing, and guarding. ;Arching of shots .
and covering of the ball also come in I
for a great deal of °attention. Team
work' is also being emphasized be-
caue. while :there are a number of
brilliant .individual performers to be
seen on th court -a sense of o-opera-
ti'Pn seems to- be entirely lacking at
times.
The real hard workouts will be in
order as soon as the vacatinon is over
and practice games :with the Varsity
and Varsity seconds will hold the at-
tent(ion of;~,;the" yearlings.' While it
is not. expected that the freshmen
will be an.iygreat obstacle in the pth
of the big team these big boys ogt
to make the session interesting.
e ,.
gether and emerge the victor by
LE~ ]NI RIE n calns of his unexpected rallies. Thei
G : rycres in the three matches were:k
121-14, 21-15, and 21-18.
j If 4 Te runner-up played a consistent
I T game throughout the last three
matches, which wa's in direct contrastI
____________________________ to_ his opponents's burst of champion-
ship form.
basketball player, than a football man. 'A silver loving cup, given by the
A man with his burst of speed would! Intramural department, will be!
go far to make Michigan a winning aw~arded Greene for his prowess.. It
team,. It is a hardI blow and breaks up I has not been decided at the present
many of the. plans that had been time whether or not Scarnachia will
made." receive his numerals for his -efforts.
At the present time .Haggerty isl
suffering from blistered feet and xvat-!i
er on the knee. There appears to be l 4iscoflsinU L'aader
no known remedy for Haggerty's ail- r~ sN w a ia
menit. Trainer Billy F~allon has applied 111 ars eWRa ia
alumt wator, and tinc ture of heuzoine tGrou In Congress 1
to the injured mntrember, with little re-P,
sult, the blisters refusing to disap- ;- I.. ..
pear. In the coming practices Ha~
gerty's feet will be covered with ad-
hesive' tape in an effort to rid hips.
of tije malady.
Miller is also havting his difficuilties {
This versatile star ha.s a badl case of w t r o h n e nvt-'w ni e
two days before the Notre.D,-m e game.
This illness has .not been completely :
cuired. as yet. Besides his water onft
the knee, Miller has been having .
trouble with an infested tooth, hav-
ins; had to go to the dleatist's to havve..
his ljaw bone scrap~ed. Coach Matt er I
is optomistic about the two cases and I:
expects that they will have disappear-F
eel by the endc of the holiday vacat ion.
Will Traiin Furinc TVa cat ion f,-4f-r
The men on the squad are in train
ig now and will be kept so during
the v jcation practice. The major por-
tion of' the coiing sefsionls will lbe'
devoted1 to buiding' Michigan's ba.sklet-
ball attack and the continuledldr-illing
of fundamentals, -as, the spolial event,
that will follow the reop~ening of school
will make serious inroads on the l)1'flc- anlrR etML Flte
tices, that will be held then. Snt~ oetX aFlet
Ju~st exactly, whio will form the first Who ha s agi~en comne into national
team after the hiolidays is a question tnieieb hsognzto h
tl*Lt has been only partly decided. proiec yhsoraiain' h
Hiaggerty stands out most. proinently progressive forces in both branches{
of tie new men on the squad, and the of the national legislative- body,
results of vacation sessions will prob-
ab~ly see :Birks, 1~'1v, Papier, Miller and
IFIaggerty wearing the Maize and Blue --
against the M. G. quintet.
-andball-f-
WILLSTART W
Candidates For Hockey and S,
E Teamis Expected to Pra
lDuring Vacation
31TCHIGAN ENTERS TRIAN
LEAI"rE FOR PL.AYING~
While the basketball men
turn to practice, immmediat
j Christmats. so that therVimn
{ let-uip in wank, the hockeyz
ming candidates are. expectei
use_ of. home town lce ands
pools tlhroughort the. holiday.
themselves axe the best of
the oftieial cal s, that will1
immediately upon the recur,
'scholastic dutiea.
Iocey, this seson,wili
Arbor att'raction, for the st
local Y MC.A pool, -whIch
sltytankartists, will lbe-fora
is prohibitive to the crowds
tators that wouhl be, expect~
t~ind mzeets stage'd here, whit
p. the other .ha {ed, will t>
furnish its ;euthusiass . p~
space to witness home conte
Nor, are the actual limit
tl),c pool 2,orkflned to specttt
for.-ie-teank i iflt' storoI
permtit tipe staging of a -diugl
c. pI. undter the inn, t sving
thus litnitig the freedom of'
avers. For th~ese reasons D
probabile that all tank ThCC1
staged- away, from home thi
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M rt Owing to the fact that at. the tim!o h ofrneweig inig 1_-
swimrming was not a recoknized s'port:
lit Was impossible for assistant Direct-
~ or Little to axrange ;a. definite sched-
ule. The tentative, dates made at that
time, however, have been announced
and will no doubt be adhered-to. I
;Wimnling I Hockey Now te Conf erenice
r*actice j As to the hockey situation the ie-
sport has never been: recop iized. in
any Big Ten in.stitutign previouis to
1NGULA1 I this time, and the action . of Michigan,U
4? ICE I Wisconsin, and Minnesota is looke()
upon as a bit of pioneering that will
iwill re- speak well for the future of the hard
ely after, water contest., L
ay be no Swimming, on the other hand, is one
and swine- of the long established Conference3
d to Ina kA sorts and. has, for years,, been grat -__-
swinin ed the block letter award at every
s, Fptttilig Big Ton college with the exception Of
shape. for Ohio State and-Michigan. The., Euc~- ..-
be issued eyes have followed .Michiigan's. lead
ni-ption of' in, this matter and the result of the.
recognition of the sport, the tank
have the teams of the two institutions fviVl
saini.Ann clash this year,. in all. probability at
ize -of th~f Columbus., Thuis .,the swiminig
the Va r- schedule will include M.A.C. if pos-,
ed to use, Bible, Northwestern at. Evanston on
of spe~c- Febr uary 17, Chicago ,at Chicago on
F~e(I to-at- Februlary J, Ohio State, either Puir- j
le hockey, due4, ,,than i, or WisconsiAn.nand. the]
e able to Big Ten meet at Evanston on Marclh
lenty Oi' 16 and 1..
sts. The hockey schedule plans the
ations .of I forming of a: triangular league,. Mich- I
)rs' space, tIgan, - Wjscown.chid - Minnesoata, :its
aarrow. to' member%,. each playing., four ~games
1 seet ex- against t he other two, two gihtm"* to
ctrul,4s, be at htome anti two away. I' 'is ~probi.-
the0 swim- able that Notre Dame will also taco,
it is qui1te the Wolverines In a 1) aft of contests. I
to will hbe Wrestlfig IlaiiIs - re
is season The miatter of wrestling is. rather
-hanging lire at presenmt, lout under the
mianagership of EL1. Clifford, '231),
« ~who , has had charge of t h sport for
~ the past two, years, it is expected that
a schedule will soon ;lie under way.
-mulated b~y Director Littele' and, Prof.I
- Thomas C. Trueblood, who has been
active in campus golfing circles for
years, andi the coming:of, spring wea-
ther should see the =local links the
scene of unparalleledl activity' result-
/ ing from the recognition of' the sport,.
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Coming from belhind in a sensa-
tional rally, Greene, '23L, wvon theI
final and deciding game of ,a series of
four, 21-18 from Scarnachla, 2',[M.I
for the handball ehamhionship of, the
campus. -
Greene was favored1 to win the tour-
nament from the start; although he~
hadl never finished so high in the fin-
als before as had Scarnachia, who ast
the runner-up in the All-cam pus
handball tournament that was held
last year.
The winner servedl a 16iw wickedI
ball that bounded back from the bank-
ing board with startling rapidity, but
this was offset'- considerably by the
mean serve that ; carnachia had~
swhich al-ways cut the corner; of Thle
wall in the right spot, making it diffi-
fcult for Greene to cover them.
i carnachia opened the first match
with a whirlwind atta~ck and carried
Greene off his feet, with the result
that the first, match went to him by
a score of 21-8.,
The champion was not to be deni-
ed, and although Scarnachia repeated
this feat in every succeeding match,
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