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OHISAN WILL SEND SEVENTEEN
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FRESHMIN TRCSTERS
CONTINUEIMPRIMINT
COACH HOYT AT'TEMPTING TO
ARRANGE TELEGRAPH.-

-ell Decides To Enter Four Mile
Relay Team After Holding
New Trials
EN COMPETITION EXPECIED
TO FEATURE ANNUAL AFFA1R
eventeen picked members of Michi-

sideration of the fact that the Vilest
has far better distance men this year
than has any other section the tines
should-be arecord breaking. The Ill1i.n-
ois four mile team, the Michigan two
mile team and the Northweatern one
mile quartet are expected to turn up
winners.

IULLi I IUUUILIIU .,..
The final qualifying round of the j___
fraternity foul shooting tournament r
will be held at 7 o'clock, tonight, at Coach Barker's Men Hope to Male
Wateman ymnaiumBetter Showing Saturday
Wateman gymnasium.3
Tealns which will compete in the Than Heretofore
round are. as follows: Sigma club, INLGBLT ASSSYF
INELIGIBILITY CAUSES ShIFT
Sigma Alpha Epsilon,-Sigma Chi, Sig-EEL A To most big league ball players a'
ma elt Kapa.Siga Pi, igm I IN PERSONNEL .OF MAT .TFA11;
ma Deltakappa, Sigma Phi, Sigma;demotion to the minors is a sad blow.
Phi Epsilon, Tau Delta Phi, Tan Epsi- But Josh Bilings, former Cleveland
Ion Phi, Theta Delta Chi, Trigon, Zeta Going to the mat against the power- and St. Louis Brown catcher, is mighty
Psi, Zeta Beta Tau, Xi Psi Phi. ful Indiana squad Saturday at Bloom- glad. to be shunted off to the Pacific
The teams which qualify will be an- ( ington, Coach Barker's grapplers are Coast league. When Billings was
nounced in Saturday's Daily. hard at practice in an effort to make a with the Cleveland club for several
better showing than heretofore. seasons Steve O'Neill hogged the
All men who signed up for the all- Barker has been serinusly handicap- catching work. Then Josh moved to
campus foul shooting tournament ped all season because of an abject St. Louis, only to find himself play-
should be on hand at 8 o'clock to- lack of material from which to round ing second fiddle and catcher to Hank
night, on the floor at Waterman gym- out a presentable team. He has been Severeid and Pat Collins.
forced constantly to use middle-I jNow With Ls Aneles in the Ra.. -

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IC MEETS
Freshmen tracksters continue to
show steady improvement in the daily


's track team will compete in the
nois relay meet at Urbana next
irday according to an announce- VARSITY RETURN
it issued by Steve Farrell y ter-!
afternoon following trials held
urday afternoon and yesterday. IN-FIFTH PLACE
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won in the mee
g the largest tot
rnival will gain
e because of ti
mpetition,
'he following m
p: Wittman,1
abbard, Hulse,
marick, Davis, M
ittendorf, Cochra
rg, Purdy and F
Hubbard inI
Wittman and Hig
in the 60 yard d
le vault, Hulse i
.bbardain the two
e broad jump, Re
, and Davis in t
Ellven. in the h
inke, Hfttendorf
e two mile rela
)0, yard run, and
ger in the 300y
[n the trial run
day afternoon to
they should be 's
four mile relay
aes made by the
a better than th
day afternoon by
was decided too
use of its perfo
ce was also held
and Loomis to
>uld be enterede
rdy in the 300 ya
. won the race i
ead of Loomis.
Competition9
Some of the hard
country will be
ines when they
ht. The best at
ides many of th
the East and So
in then affair.
t promises to b
een Illinois, Wi
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chigan boasts of
nding performer
nparatively sins'
many of the ev
y one Michigan a
several there wil
Maize and Blue
Records galore a
en the athletes m
et. In the dash
nois, joint holde
oor record for
tched with such

t the squad amass- I)efeat of Hlawkeyes Aids Wolverines nasium for the qualifying round. Any
al of points in the In Passing By Indiana who have not entered may do so at1
considerable, pres- in Trice that time.
he high quality of -
will make the BADI(FEIRS DROP TO FOIIhRTif; Following is the basketball sched-i
men w maPURDUE I)ASSES INTo LEAD ule for the rest of the week: 7 o'-
Higgins, Brooker, iclock tonight, Detroit Junior college
Reinke, Bowen, vs Toledoians, Saginaw-BayCity
TcEllven, .Roesser, Miclhigan's Varsity basiketball teamsFa a a
i t , (AtVvs. F let her hall, Black and Blue.
an, Reinke, Frey- returned to; Ann A:-hor yesterday in vs. 'hi Elks, Harmoieis vs. Starlnes
einsinger. fifth place in the Conference standing All stars, 7:45 o'clock, group 5 vs.
Three Events and will sta rt active prearations to- group 9, group 6 vs. group 10, group 2
;gins will be enter- day' fox the big game with Chicago vs. group 4, 8:30 o'clock, (society bas-
ash, Brooker in the here Saturday night. ketball) Architectural society vs.
n the low hurdles, Michigan was in sixth place at the Camp Davis club, Forestry club vs.
hurdle eventsa and start of the trip 'but her victory over ,i Reseres Dentgi society vs.
inke, Bowen, Rear- Iowa Monday and Chicago's defeat of the Dukes, Craftsmen club vs. Palonia
he four mile relay, Indiana on Saturday enabled Mather's Literary circle, 9:15 o'clock ,Sigma
igh jump, Roesser, crew to pass the Ioosiers. Nu vs. Delta Chi, Phi Delta Epsilon vs.
, and Freyberg in Purdue's win over Michigan and I Psi Upsilon, Acacia vs. Kappa Nu, Al-'
y, Cochran in the Ohio State's victory over Wisconsin Ipha Tau Omega vs. Delta Kappa Ep-
d Purdy and Fein- has placed the l3oilermakers in un- silon.
yard dash. disputed possession of first place. 7:15 o'clock, Friday night, (class
of the milers yes- Chicago is close on the heels of Pur- finals) upper dents vs. winner of sen-
determine wheth- due, with six wins and two games ior lit-junior law game, winner of
sent to the meet as lost, while Purdue has seven victories I senior lit-junior medic game vs. win-
team the average and two games lost as her record. ner of education-junior engineer game.
men were a great Ohio State has won her last six games winner of soph lit-fresh engineer game
ose made last Sat- and now rests in third place. vs. winner of soph medic-soph engi-
the sane men and Wisconsin, who headed the race last neer game, 7:45 o'clock, (society
enter the teamale- week, was treated roughly by Ohio league) Camp Davis club vs. Forestry
rance. A match State and Illinois and was sent down j club, Naval Reserves vs. Architectural
between Feinsing- to fourth place with little hope of society, Dental society vs. Craftsmen
determine who ever climbing to their former position. club, 8:30 o'clock (independent
as a teammate for Illinois defet1ed T Badgers 31-24 of Ie'ague)' Aids house vs. Saginaw-Bay
ard dash. Feinsin- Monday night and Ohio sent Wisconsin City club, Barnes All stars vs. For-
n :33 3-10, a yard on the downward path last Saturday man house, Agony five vs. Hall- Room
with 'a 27-43 :s- or>. Fa. kb.oT. ' '
To Be Keen ' Purdue is to meet Ohio State at Col-
lest competition in umbus tonight and the result of this
met by the Wol- ntet will hae ireterion est is being manifested
perforn S'atu'da ythe outcome of the race as a defeat n1wling his season on the campus,
as-with the formation of an informal
hletes in the West for the Buckeyes tonight will virtually t to reret th Univermat
e outstanding stars elimpae them from, tit e d team to represent the Uiversity in
uthr will t~c_ teN ti ieadee' o' dt"Nltile.; nterco11bgtate Bowling Associa-
uth wl ;~te~ ti ~while ' deat'Lot' I rdiue ill tion's tournament. Many of the try-
automatically place Chicago in first outs for the team were disappointed
e a dead heat be- place. Chicago meets Northwestern its n the tote win numerals.
sconsin, Michigan, tonightaW s hould; win lthougim te , t t ty will be givenanother
Chicago. Although Purple five has improved steadily. chance in the all-campus tournament,
a number of out- Four games are to be played this singles and doubles. Entries are being
s she will have a week-endand the race will practical accepted at the Intramural ofice to
r~team entered. ly -be determined by the results accepedat.theigs intraemaldofteelt-
ents there will be these games. of the week for the first roundwhich
athlete entered and Michigan had to play at top speedI will open next Monday night at the
I be no wearers of to conquer the Hawkeyes but was Union alleys. All men noton the in-
ere due.. to tmb equal to the task, winning 2725. I -nformal varsity .quad are eligible for
d-Berson,, Deng. and .Doyle. all aided,~hseet
meet in the coming materially in the scoring with Doyle ths__t
l events Ayers of who played his best game of the sea-
r of the American son, making three baskets. Foliow- Michigan's informal bowling team
75 yards, will be ing the game here with Chicago the will meet their third opponient of
stellar performers team will leave for the final games the year, Yale, in an intercollegiate

weights in the heavier divisions and in ificCoast circuit he will be the main
consequence, his men have been over- works with a chance to work most
powered very often through sheer every contest of the 200 game sched-1
force of weight. ule. The bench warming job never
With the new semester came the in- appeals to a real ball player.
eligibility of Karbel, the best light-
weight on the squad. This necessitat--, Art wins another victory. Years
ed a shift of Doty, a natural 115 pound- ago Al Demaree was torn between two
er, to the 125 pound class and the hur burning desires. One was to become
ried substitution of an other man for a cartoonist and the other was to be-
the lowest weigh event. This constant' come a big league pitcher. Baseball
changing of men has been a detriment offered him an immediate return for
to the success of the team and Barker 1 his pitching ability so he took "the
hopes that next year enough mat can- teasiest way", so to speak. But he did
didates will report to formulate afor- not throw down his other love. In the
didae swill reprt formulate ar- off months he made bean money at
midable squad, replete in capable sub- least turning out baseball cartoons.'
stitutes. Now he has iven un asehall entire- I

a mankilling left. Ryan showed Jeff- practices atthe xost tnelu uousa-
ries how to use that left more ef- cording to Coach Yoyt.
fectively by bending low into a set1 The yearling mentor has been in
position. Jeffries soon found that iconstant communication with several
one wallop from that crouch was en- schools concerning a telegraphic meet
ough for'anyone. , but as yet no attention has been paid
Those who saw the second battle to his advances and to date no defin-
between Jim and Bob Fitzsimmdns 1 ite meet is in sight. The men are eag-
say that Jeffries forgot that crouch ! er for outside competition and to sat-
for the first time for a few rounds isfy his charges Hoyt runs them
and the shift in position almost spell- against Varsity track men.
ed his ruin. As Jeff straightened up In these trials against the Varsity
Bob hooked a long one to his chin a number of the yearlings have made
and Jeffries shook from stem to stern. a showing that has more than satis-
In the seventh round, however, Jeff- fled Hoyt and Farrell as to their un-
ries shot one into Bob's ribs from the usual ability for a first-year team. The
crouched position and Fitz dropped- sprinters time and again have forced
dead to everything. their rhore experienced Opponents tc
the limit and more than once a Fresh-
man has come through with Varsity
Carl Weilmann, the beanpole south- men in the van.
paw who did brilliant service for the Steve Farrell, Varsity ceach looks
Browns at times from 1912 to 1918, with favor on Hornberger and Jung
was drawn into a fanning bee the oth- as men who will make their mark in
er day and the discussion turned to the mile run next year and who will
wrecking crews be strong contenders to fill the gal:
It was recalled that Weiimann was that is a certainty on the four mile re-
about the only pitcher in the game lay team. Stirling, Leshinski, and
who could check the terrific batting Hester among others, are the sprint-
of Sam Crawford, Ty Cobb and Bobby ers that are looked upon to put in
Veach when that outfield combination strong bids for Varsity sprinting hon-
was hitting on high. Over a four- ors next season.
year span from 1913 to 1916 Weilniann Stewart and Munns continue tc
faced this trio of ball murderers in show good form in the weight events
somethinghlike 23 gaes. And the and they are expected to fill the gaps
best the three heart breakers could now in evidence on the Varsity squad
do was to amass a grand batting aver- in these events. Northrop in the pole-
age of a '2s. vault and Weekes in the high jump are
Veach batted .222 in that stretch, the best in their class.
nobb .176 and Crawford-the mighty'
Wahoo-averaged just .118.
Despite their meek showing against
Carl the lanky southpaw came to bat Tryouts Wanted
with the remark that Sam, Ty and j All men desiring to try out
Bob formed the most dangerous out- for assistant baseball managers
field at bat that the American league may report after 2 o'clock any
boasted during his period of servi- Iafternoon this week at the Yost
tude. I field house.
Which is some little tribute to the I William Wnite,
slamming propensities of the Detroit Baseball Mgr.
trio.

Wittmnan of Michigan, winner of the
-door Conference meet dash events'
t spring, Irwin of Kansas. and Mc-
dles will be contested by some
he worlds best. Some of the prem-
s who will be entered are Hubbard
Michigan, Snyder of Ohio, Brick-
n of Chicago, and Simpson of Iowa.
>okins, world's record holder in the
yard lows is favored to cop his
cialty.
'here are an even dozen entries in
high jump who are expected to
e better than six feet. Russell of
:cago, Poor of Kansas Aggies, Don-
>e of Wisconsin, Pence of Illinois,1
EIlvan of Michigan, and Wright of
nois are all great jumpers and are
ected to give each other some keen
npetition.
n the pole vault Brownell of Illin-
will meet Brooker of Michigan,
om he beat in an unusually high
ap at the outdoor Conference meet
t year after Brooker had downed
n in a dual meet with ease. The
'eet 2 inches which Brownell made
Ferry Field last year is inches
ter than he has ever done before
since and the Michigan jumper
uld give him a hard race for first
tors. Hubbard should take thej
ad jump.1
'he relay events which will be held
he evening will biiing out the best
ay teams in the section and in con-
ptre Dame Plans
To Beat Nebraska
outh Bend, Ind., Feb. 26.-Notre
ne is already talking about beat-'
Nebraska, in 1924 and is making
ns to that effect. Last year Notre
ne pointed for the Army game but
s year they will point for Nebras-
"Beat the Army" signs will be
bed out and "Beat the Huskies"
stituted.
Nebraska is the big game for 19-,
let's win that if we have to lose

of the season, meeting Illinois and bowling game at 4 o'clock this after-
Indiana on foreign floors. # noon, on the Union alleys. A large
t lThe Standings L gallery is expected.
I Purdue.................'7 2 .777h The following teams are scheduled
Chicago ................6 2 .750 to bowl in the final round of the fra-
Ohio State..-......-- 6 3 .6-7-ternity tournament tonight: Chi Phi,
.isconsin............4 .571 -Phi Sigma Delta, Alpha Delta Phi, Ac-
Michigrad ................ 5 4 .555 acia, Phi Mu Alpha, Theta Chi. The
Iniana4............. ..6 5 .545 'following will bowl tomorrow night:
llinois..................4 4 ,500 Psi Omega, Alpha Tau Omega, Delta
Minnesota .... .... .. . 3. 6 .333 Tau Upsilon, Delta Chi.
Iowa ................... 2 6 .2501TuUpio, etaC_
Northwestern............0 8 .000-
.._ Manila, Feb. 26.-Gross customs re-
Susak, Jugoslavia, Feb. 26. - The ceipts for 1923 for the islands are put
town is in mourning at the 'exe cution at $8,500,000 the second best record,
of the Fiume treaty with Italy, but nc the best having been made in 1920,
untoward incidents have occurred. I When the total was $8,800,000.
Attend the Mass meeting. Attend the Mass meeting.
NLY those who have3
smoked Melachrinos
can judge the quality
ORIGINAL,

In meeting the Hoosiers, Michigan
battles one of the best wrestling
squads in the Conference. Indiana has
not been beaten this season and has
taken the measure of M. A. C., Chica-
go, Purdue, Northwestern, and Ohio.
This array of victories bodes no good
for the Wolverines and Barker does
not expect his athletes to come
through with a victory. He knows,
however, that, as always, the men
will put up a battle and give all that
they are capable of in staving off the
onslaught of their respective oppon-
ents.
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DRYS WIN IN DEBATE
HELD 9T YAL, 23-1D
New Haven, Conn., Feb. 26.-At a de-
bate in the Yale union on the first
plank of the Yale News' editorial plat-
form that the 18tt amendment should
be enforced in the university, the af-
firmative won by a vote of 23-10.
Rome, Feb. 26.-Condition of King
VictorEmmanuel, ill of the flu, is bet-
ter. The crown prince, also ill, is able
to sit up.
THE MANS SHOP
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"Papa, what is the dif-
ference between a necktie
and cravat," asked the young
hopeful. "About two dol-
lars, my son," replied the
facetious father.
But he wasn't talking
about this man's shop.
We will show you cravats
of the latest design and ex-
cellent sturdy materials at a
price that shows we're inter-
ested in the welfare of your
wardrobe.
All of our men's wear-
ables are moder, stylish and
serviceable and the men who
buy of us are saying that a
few dollars exercise a lot of
latitude and weild a lot of
influence in this store.
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ly to devote his time to cartooming,
finding the latter more profitable
these cdays.
Demaree rendered a good account
of hinself in the big show and later
in the minors.
Boxing fans seldom end a general
discussion of old time favorites with-
out bringing into the chat the famous
crouch that helped make Jim Jeffries
I a great ring figure.
Many of the fans believe that Jeff-
ries had that crouchy style when he
started his ring career. But Tommy
Ryan is given credit for making that
crouch famous, if not for developing;
it entirely. Jeffries' greatest natural
asset when he started his career was

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