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Those wishing to try mit for
ISig~zha Delta PMI, national honor-
ary athletic.- fraternity, can do so
any Tuesday or Thursday aft-
ernoon. The intramnural (lelaart -
ment will havfe a representative
at Ferry fiel!d after 3 o'cloc k on
the alcove mentionled l ay.
Team May
On Satinrdayi
HOLD IRST SPRING
FOTAL1ESO
M ~ A 1!eta 2 H~ 'I eport; Sid LiFor
Sj~iii i~rkAug :mented
TO ( ON ('E N HATE ATTENTION
O l~a 6 M EN ANDI)I'T GR
Spn rng;football was oiicially usher-
(,(d i A y:;t~rdlay afternoon when more
tinin 50 candidates worked out under
: s, isianmt CoachI Little on Ferry field.
ii in:reas. in the number of candi-
dales is expected within the next few
U a 35s.
'Spring football practice will be
1 nore like fall practice than ever be-
for, because of. the need of having; the
squad well advanced by next Septem-
1,er, Coach Little, in charge of the
work, has announced. Coaches Wie-
man andi Barker and several men who
have completed their football work
will assist Little.
It will be possible this spring, be-
cause of the number of coaches avail-
able, to divide the 'squad into ends,
tackles, guers., centers, and backs
teami which will leave tomorrow after- Varsity racqueteers tookaianag
noon will be. The list of men to mnake1 of yesterday',s excellent weather: and;
the trip will be given out this after- l)put in a hard day on the courts inlspre-
noon. pro ration for the approaching series of
}Only two member.- of the Varsity matches.
squad will take part in the Penn re- There is a possibility that the Sag;-
lays at Philadelphia this week end. 1miaw Tennis club might send a. squad
Jim lBrocker will compete in the pole !to Ann Arbor for a, match on utwieHySih ilbetrdIThsdtSsytucrair1> .
in the highjump. Brooker will have a I xetdsu ia odcnenn
good chance of placing ahead of all the contest will be given out in a da y
other comners in his favorite event at or so.
Frank.lin field..I-He has been doing Encouragedl by the god shaoxing
lbetter tha~rn 12 feet 6 inches consistent- that they made in easily trimming the
ly and the best that any oast.erner bfIs Hoosier court representation last ^ai-
=lon e this year has been no better than3 urday afternoon, the3 Al ichiian tenuis
that. _- - _ --;ag.greg-ation wen.t threug h it;> paces
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I S P1 ( CROSS COUNTRY
All men intending to partic-
ip~ate in spring cross country
practice are asked to report at
IMay's office at 3 o'clock this
afternoon.
COACH SULLIVAN.
START SPRING F9O BI .
'FO IOA A fIRTES
Iowa City, Ia., April 22.-Starting
sp~ring football practice' with a rush
andi drive, Coach, Burt-E. Tngwersen
of the University of Iowa football team
is drilling a'squad of over 30 mien.
During the next two weeks the men
will bie put through drummy scrimn-
mage in' offensive and' defensive work
with stiff signal drills and instructions
in the fundaimentals of play. MZany of
the men are dividing their time b&e
tween baseball, track and football but
the gridl practice is proving satisfac-
tory'.
On the first team which has 'Been
receiving Coach Ingwersen's attention
there are eight letter men from, the
1923 squad. Otte and Romey at ends.
Raffensperger and Mau, new men at
tackles, Olson and Flechenstein at
guards, Friffen at center, Captain
Parkin at Quarterback, Fisher and
Hines at halves and Graham at full-
b ack make uip the first combination
but it. is constantly shifting in order
to given new men chances. Practice
will continue for another week.
SCH LIEBNER BACK
WIT H.ST.- LOUIS
St. Louis, April 22.-Fred Schlieb-
ner, first baseman for the St. Louis
Americans, who contracted blood poi-
soning in his left foot and leg during
spring training, has returned, here
from his home ready to don a uniform
when the Browns'open' the Ameriman
League season here Wednesday.. He
reports the foot in playing condition.
Buffalo, April :22.-Rocky ,Kan~sas
outpointed Johnny Dundee, world's
featherweight and junior lightweight
champion, in a 10-round bout. Dun-
dee's titles were not at stake.
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Ray Smitha will also have a good awitha a view lowiiardl taking the n a , L iran to teach them the characteristics
;hr neo of placing firs t in the high of the Saginaw C]lub's squad in ,;,se ipecualiar to each position. Wieman
jinm in -tale eastern meet. Ile is cap-; the maftch materizalizes. will upervi e the squadls of linemen,
,zble of jumping 6 feet 2 7-8 inches and - --- -- ---- - and III( eao~ch, Little will have the ends
'vill1 be favored against any Eastern aILN I E E TSadbcs
athlete. rhp-isis will be placedl on the de-
The half mile relay team which PURDUE NINr', 6_5 veloame'nt of end material, Coach Lit-
won races at Cleveland and Colum-
bus dluring the spring holidays will be)0tie believing an especially hard at-
enee a e oines andl a halt'- Urbana, Ill., April 22.-Thoe lIive - tack will be (lirected against Michi- ua tti e ,itobenre.;iyoflins'Vart aealstr n ankmnexfl.Wthnev-
'luca two mile relay team will lie coam- defeatedl Purdue university in a tr an, Phfil Marion, every p)ossible can-
t Bserl of Cochran, Freyberg, Reinhle, fought contest yesterday 0-5. Illin - '(idate will be (drilled in the technique
and Captain Hattendlorf, every one of s favored to rompr away with thae of this position. The spring practice
whom does better than 2:00 in th Conference title, was given unexpect-',also will see mouch attention paid to
ha.If.' Ied opposition from the iloilermnakcers. development of the line plunger, one
The half mile team will consist of {I---' who can make the three yards the
Purdy H-iggins and either Looks nowv as though the year 1 924
or ?-lubbard. The fourth might be a banner onte for southoavw.
the team will not be. deg-- At least the initial efforts Oome11 of
he last minute. j the lefthanders indicated that Jacek
another member of the Bentley, Art Nehf, Walter Iluether, Joe
is almost sure of ma7 im7i Saue Dinty Gearin andl 0ne or tvrc
.smiuch as hve is t heoff!" others were hooking 'enm around the
on the Michigan team. He batters' nec~ks in good style in lhe
Bred in the discus and t11;e first few games.
=lubbard will be entered in ______________
and the jump. Cicg,,Arl
1)e the center of attention Ciao pi 2-r~n'~d
a jumlp because of his not- Faber, star, sl)itball p)itcher O the
'mance at Columbus 1btt Chicago *White Sox, vwas oprt(' 11
lie leaped within 3-S of aim today for removal of a smal ieee
world's record. He is look-I of ;)one chipped off the elbow of his
new world's record if he is pitchiung arme. In a week tire arm
in the pink of shape. Mac-; will be all right.
ne-w ruiles allow for the try for extra
point after touchdown. Michigan miss-
ed somIckicks last: year when attempt-
ing the additional point, and every
effort will be made this spring to see
if the new distance will make the
Inebucking feature more useful than
icking or passing.
Ph 'iadeIlphia-- -Mickey Walker, Eliza-
'beth, N. J., welterweight ',champion
of the v4 crid, gained a 10-roun d de1
SIOA over~ Johnie Cill, of York, Pa.., in
a adcontest.
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