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:ll FORl IULIO TIS'Wl h osAREagtr florih f0 HLAYS TODAY' And Man Of War Prove To Be "Super-H~orses" I
pt Keen Competition Next Week'
n First Mfeet on Wolverine
Track Schedule
~1GAN lMAY NOT HAVE
ENTRIES IN SORE EVENTSI
tubers of the Y'rsity "track team
will~ compete in the Illinois Re-
at Urbana next Satur4a r after-
will be selected followi'ng ~the
3to be held at the field' house at
.lock this afternoon.
ur field events and six track
s will be on the program today
tearns are likely to be entered
ree relays depending on the per-1
knes of the distance men in their
3:30 6o yard dash finals.
3:30 High jump. 4' .
X:30 Shot nut. t
3:4} 5 aed 4ow hfirdle fs:a.
3'J ,l oad: u4py
8:50 S80 yard ruin finals.
4:00 65 yard high hurdle trials.
4:10 440 yard run finals.
.4:30 65 yard high hurdle finals. ~
Work Of Trainer'
Aid To "HOppy
her love for horses. Her father, Mtaj, lin spite of the pitcher's long losing
F. A. Daingerfield, himself a noted slump Robbie is confident that the
breeder and turf celebrity, taught her!Irighthander' will develop into a con-
the business. Her brother, Keene Isistent winner in the approaching
Daingerfield, has made the sport his' campaign.
hobby. lie is a member of the New -
York Jockey club. Some interesting mnatches could be
amade in the lightweight division it
____________________________the men would only listen to reason.
At the present tinme there are six cons-
tenders all loudly shouting that they
, ~~~~~~~~~want to fight but they can't get match-M r s hyae onyDncP"
a AMoran,. Nate Goldman, Clonie Tait,
g Jack: Zivie; and Kid Wagner. Wagner
Iwh~o beat Dundee and knocked himt out
There,'s gong to be a pretty scram- of a, Leonard match, is challenging
ble this coating season for the out-,! Johnny, but. cannot gcet him to fight.
fielding honors in the National league. 'Dundee also refused to meet Moran
Giants fans believe that Mc~raw', re- In a return match. Zivic was offered
a match with Taft, lut lhe turned it.
vamped outfield will lead the league; down.~ No one is vary anxious to
Eiach basketball practice calls for
the care of the ankles of the athletes,
and cne of Trainer Billy Fallon's tasks
is to strap the ankles of the Wasvers
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me of theehardest compeition in is seldomtha one notices the actua
Exhibit Fast Competition with adhesive tape each day. But 'it'
ountry will be met by Steve Far- results of the painstaking work of,
proteges at the Urbana meet Billy Fallon.F
~, arg nuberof thlteswil be The Varsity was indulging in a rath-
ion the trip i order to take ~
~"poit possible. Last year the ; er hard fouight scrimmage with the'? ?M
y p 'gecond team on Wednesday night' in,
o1s carnval was one of the fast- rprto o h
Af the season and the Wolverines Iprpato frth games with Pu~rr-
gain' a good amount of experi- due and Iowa. Toward the latter part
to prepare them for the Confer-cftegnsvrloth aysb-
meets later on in the spring. A came bunched beneath one of -the bas-
num~ber of men from last years kets and fought desperately for the
himen team will get their first hall, which was being punched upward
of inter-collegiate competition I in an effort to send it through the
the coaches are anxiously await- net.'
.o see them under fire. Suddenly "Hloppy" Birks, who was in'
e Maize and Blue. is certain itn the midst of the melee, "dropped to the 'f .
men~ entered in all d f the 'stock 'door, having turned his ankle. "Hle was
s on the program. Trials will brought nto the dressing room and his
ain the 60 yard dash, 65 yard shoe taken off. It was then discov-
hurdles, mile run, h~alf mile, 65 eredt that the ankle had made a bad'
hhhudeadte uatrtwist breaking four of the strips of -
and also in pole vault, high dump, tape' which encircled the ankle. The
hot put and. the broad jump. The two strips which were xflush against ;_____________
hurdles will be run over. five the ankle had held tight, thus pie-
'ers while the low hurdle 'course venting what would certainly have Abv, is ~bel liigeil e
only have three sticks.y, Abv,1ls l:behYane3fldee
Two Wie Team Prob~le been a broken ankle. An X-ray show-
e two mile relay team which ed a sprained ligament, keeping Birks ____
Ames and Ohio State at the Chi- in -Annl Arbor during the trip. ' By Normian E. Brown
Armo~ry early in th~e season, do-HRLRFNEI The success or failure of. sons and
the distance in 8:01l 1-5 will un- $YRACULSE HULRF'1E aughters of super horses d the tur'f
~dWbe nteed ~ l~ ll~~ JY to~ erzula <their illustrious parents:
but,' eccrding to Stee'~Farrell it has always been a 'source of ;much in-
do the distance in 8:18 or un- Joe Heckle, star pitcher of the Syra- trs n icsini h os
in th trials if it is to do so. A .cuse University baseball team, who trs n icsini h os
wili not be enterO - lip , thie fe r ad rt ? ;l' Uthe "e, trn,' cllege. fat- 9 t r~d;' .Ri {1t now 'follow e rs of the
rely unless the'nien' avera~ge ters on their heads the ,last couple offltUhid3aregry'waig
'or Metter, although a squ~ad of seasons, has juist been fanned by Old1 the first performances of the get of
'sawi make the trip. 1 is'doubt - Man Exam. Ijeclie has tleen declarx teI retsthosethnme_ ant_ 1
in all around worth. Pittsburg fansI
rise up on their dignity and announce
that the Pirate outfield has a good siz-
ed shade on the Gothiamites.
:Bill Southworth, obtained from the
Br-aves, is countedl on to share the
outfielding work with Emil Meusel and
Doss Young for the Giants. Jimmy
O'Ccnnell dlid not prove conclusively
late last season that he is' ready to
set a pace fast enough for the Giants.
If Southworth can get his logs tuned
up he will add much strength to the
champions' gardening trio, 'it is true.
'lie had much trouble last year, howv-
ever, with his pins.
On the other hand Bighee, Carey
and Barnhart were going great guns
last season. Carey is the only aged
member of the trio and the fact that
he led -the league in swiping bases
last season inidicat-d fhis legs are 'still
in fair shape.
tackle Goldman.
Owner Barney Dreyfuss now says
that lack of rain while the noble Pitts-
burg athletes' were training at Hot
Springs, Ark., last season, allowed the
dliamondl to become so hard th~at it
crippled the feet of the player.:. Sore
feet ,nd not the lwack of pep or playin
-nmaterial, cost the Pir'ates the flat;,
he avers.
Probably this year it'll be hutnioi;,
goad start. in fast company turned
basic .industry-agriculture.
Varsity. Mat-Men
Meet Wisconsin
SMir-higan's wrestling team meets
the Wisconsin grapplers tonight at
M Aadison. Barker's mhen go against the
Ladgers, with the odds against them.
Wvisconsif'n has a powerful mat-team
this year and that fact coupled wvith
the rez~cnt loss of Karbel, Michigan's
'hope in the 125 pound class5, gi ves
' Wisconsin the odds.
The loss of Karbel has meant a'
shift 'in the ranking of 'the men. Ddty
w~ho usually wrestles in the 115 pound
division has been moved up to fill Kar-
lbel's place in the 125 pound event.
aDefoe, a second-string }man, will take
1 over the 115 pound match.
.Next week the Wolverine mat-men
' will 'be pitted against Indiana. The
last meet of ;the season iIs scheduled
!for the fololwing Saturday with MV. A.
C. furnishing the- opposition..
"Jimn--nie the adtaker" sells anything
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diig' ycamiigs of Alan O'Waii'. At left, a closeill) of
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Leo Dickerm an's signed contract
has been received by Owner Ebbets of
the Brooklyn Dodgers. Dich )rman,
a right handed pitcher, was with the
Robins all last season but after a,1
good start in fast company turned
out to be somewhat of a flvyver. He
started off by losing -his first game
but then turned around and Nvon his
next five starts.
As a 'result of his winning streak~
great things were expected from the'
tall pitcher, but he suddenly lost his
grip on the opposing;teams and found
it almraost impossible to' last nine inn-
ings, let alone win a. game. ' During,
Leo's long losing streak. the Flatbush
fans. never overlooked an opportunity
to razz the young hurler, and that made
his plight worse. Uncle, Robbie, how-
ever did not lose his faith in Leo, and
Twelve 2-year-olds who point with famous woman horse-breeder in the
pride to Man O'War as their daddy, I world. Man O;War end Morvicli are
will receive their tests. this coning~ with. many of their offspring can her,
season. Other' get of the famous son F iaraway farm in Fayette c9inty,.,
of Fair Play will make their debutI the Blue Grass section, and within
later, as will half a dozen .sons 'and a short distance of August'Belmont'st
daughters of Morvich, Whose career as j1 Nursery,'Stu~d farma wherc Man 'O'War,
a two-year old rivaled, that of 'Mahn was foaleU In the' sjriig of 1917. MiV.
O'War. - vich w as" foaled' in the e coaunty.
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area wil2 ne1i lib' Ih ~' p~ ~~nd anther w der z The ~ofspring of bth wonder horses! Miss Daingerfild whose conduct of
rea.b tne uiiversity officials because of ner alniost as great.. ' j are now under the watchful care. f the'horse breedi t f'rmr has 'Won 'er"
ram of events in the trials his failure to make. the grade in his eth angerfield, the 'most international fame, 'oihnes natural b
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