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thi the probability of keep-
Haggerty and Herb St;g-
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is diamond squad to Lana-
ruling where they will en-
Michigan Aggle nine to-

he in by 'Ihursday are as followis:
Beta Theta Pi s. Delfta, Upsilon; Al11 ore Tha n Fifty Srihmols I, ,; d To
;,ha Chi Rlh_} vs. Phi Beta Delta; Wig-1 Thl; Mo I nr oin
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At 4 ;:;5 oclockh todtay--MVedic s vs. EdI
uzcationl; at4:7'i o'clock 'tomorrow--
SoPh ilit, vs. Senior engineers.

;gerty sustained a charle;-hcrze
Ohio State tilt on Saturday
Steger was hit in the hand with
,ed ball and it is doubtful if
two athletes will be fit to start
game today. Tfhe fate of both
will rest upon the iimprovremeint
sir condition over night.
iew, utility infielder, will takef
rty's place at the hot corner if
e is unable to play, while Bak-
ced string backstop, will fill
,p in right field. Deview is or-
.y a. secon~d sacker but has also
ithe other infield positions Bak..
Dyed in the outfield in several
on the spring trin when Cole-
vas forced out of the lineup.
er Stryker will start on the E
tagainst the Aggies w ith Jack
receiving him. The remainder
regulars will also take their
tive positions. Stryker has ex-
ced some difficulty in his last
arts, failing to last the limit inl
the Wisconsin or the 1. wa tilts,
ould come back in today ;'s con-
Aggies will 4obably send Win-
to the game as moundsman in
rt to wrest a victory from the
ines. Winner twirled the first
game here, and pitched a
id brand of ball, losing in the
inning when Michigan scored
,ly run of the game.
!h Fisher held all exceptionally
orkout yesterday, but used DO-
nd Baker in the' game betweent
ierves and the freshmnen. Mich-,
will meet Illinois Saturday at
BITY -PRE'hPARES
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ursdaiy'; Stiff Colipletition
Expected
ME 111AN EFXPECTL'1 E
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The results of the following match-
es mu,,tAbe in by tomolrrow--Singles1
--Freihling, 9$1-W vs. Karnatz, 2375-
W; King, 1719-11, vs. 'loaffm an, 2332;1
Hicks, 609 vs. Mullins, 825-R; Olian,
732 vs. Meyers, 1359-Rl; Watts, 709-Rl
vs. Volferden, 2738; ITolland, 2375-W
vs. Martin, 10'85-12; Hirschman, 1104
vs. Klein, 981-W. Doubles-McKnight-
Hartnell, 1270-.7 vs. Neef-Schlaaack,
1484; Sham'-Osenbruggen, 1482-M vs.'
Sloawiuski-Watts, 932-M; King-Part-
ner, 1719-fl vs. Martin-Olian, 1805-R.
MI'CHICAN MATMAN
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EdIward ]Phillips Will Compete
Trhlls at *New York ,Next
Week

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RECENTLY WON ELIMNATIOX
MATCH IN 135 POUND, CLASS5
!Edward W. Phillips, of Lake. Char-
les, La., a freshman' at the University,,
will comiPete in the final Olympic
Iwrestling tryouts at~ New York next
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Phillips recently won the elimina- 1
tion trials at Detroit in the 135 pound
class. Kenneth Truckiemiller, of Cor-
nell college, winner in the elimina-
tion trials of the 1,45 pound el'ass at
Iowa recently N#illarrive her'e'Sunday
and work out Nvith Phillips, 'the pair
leaving for New York next Mndas
Phillips is in excellent shape and is
expected to give a goodl account ofl
himself at the final Olympic bouts.
To'(dd IRockwi.lls Aggregatlon DIruibs
Team H~eadled By Stan ffuir-
bead 19-0
PEASSING FEATURES (CAM FAS 1
FRE1l).MA.N AN) GARB ER SCORE J

to be held Friday and aturday af
Ferry fVeld.
Fntries have been received from
Imore than 50 schools to (date, andl the
list is not yet complete, as prep in-
stitutions are being heard from dailyI
with regard to the meot.
According to the class of competi-
tors entered, several of the standing
records for the Ferry field event will
be (destined to f Il. Thels record ot
50 feel, 3 inches in the shot is especi-
ally likely to be shattered, as John
Kuck, an. entry from Wilson, Kansas,i
put the 12 pound weight 56 feet, 8 in-a
ches last wveek. Hie imade a mark oft
1over 53. feet in the event at the Stagg
meet last year at Chicago. Carlson:,
of Detroit Northw estern, is also an
excellent weight mlan. "
Perhaps the mocst interesting entry
list is that of the Cedar Rapids, Ia.,
team. Cuhel is the outstanding star !-
of the Cornhusker aiggregation. InI
'the Iowa Interscholasties Saturday, lie
'won three events in record time in
spite of the -fact that he was forced to
run heats in all 'three. He took the
120 yard high hurdles in 15, 3-10 see-
onds, the 228. yard lows in 24 3-10, and
the 100 yard dash in 10 seconds flat,.
IHlis teammate, Loftus, will: give all'
entries in the 440 yard dash a race,
he having a record of 50 4-10 secondIs
in the event. Cuhel and Loftus will
team up with Murrill and Stamato ini
the half mile relay. Cuhel, Loftus,
Knapp, Heuly ran the distance in
.1:33 5-10 at Madison recently, but;
3-10 of a second slower'than the Mielhi-
,an record. The 440 team set, a world-
s record of 4 ~8-10 secondls in thde
~quarterm~nile relayr at the sam~e meet.
lBoth of buhiel's marks in the hurdle1
braces are faster~ than 'the present
I Michigan records, and l iki5 iie. in~thie
j low hurdles is faster than the nation-
al scholastic mark.
Anotlier,'iroan whowill threaetc l
'record in the highl hurdles is BIN hWin,
of Wich ita Fa siTex. He Is ne-
cetioniii'all-ar'oimnd perforimer, and IIs
credited. with having ,run the 120i yarc
race in 15 seconds flat, he being the
holder -of the national prep recor d inl
the event. Hie also runs the lowbar
ers i,2'4 2-5 seconds, iinofliiime
In the high jump, he has a mark. o°
6 feet, 1 1-2 inches, and has put the
shot 47 feet 9-1-2 inches.
The Detroit schools will be repre:,-
ented with a large number of athi-
letes.. Chief among these is Dailey, of
Cas Tech, wl i i city chuiaapio_ in
the~ 440, which lie ruuns ini clos~e to 50
seconds, Carlson of Northwestern in
.the weights, and Robinson of the same
team in the broad jump, in which the

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lPuffendack Accepts Summer Position '
Ora S. Duffendack, of the physics
department, has accepted a position
for >the three summer months with t
the General Electric company in their
research department at Schenectady,
N. Y.

the Illinois dual meet a matter
)ry, Coach Steve Farrell is dir-
his efforts toward putting the'
track team into shape for the
e tryouts to be held May 30 and
Ferry field, and th~e Western
Ence outdoor meet to be helti
;g field, Chicago the following
id.
Varsity squad will meet the
en tomorrow afternoon in a
e neet which is-. being planned
Sthe men from stiffening up
the two weeks interval before
outs for the Olympics. A lar-
rber of the Varsity track te' mx
so be entered inr the tryouts
'as at first expected in 'view~
long period between the lasti
eet of the seasojm, with Illinois
e Western Conference outdoor
Under Steve- Farrell's plans
ally every member of the siquad
shes to do so will enter the try--
e will be seven events in the
e meet to be run off betweeni
sity and the Freshmen tomor-
Sternoon. Wittman, Hubbard
ggins will enter the 100 yard
r the Varsity while Leschinsky,
and Ward will run against
rand Jung. Egbert Isbell will
s first real competition of the
in preparation for the Olym-
,s when he will bunk up against
Ln, Rearick, and Davis of the
and Baker and Briggs, of the
[an squad in the two mile run.
Varsity will have six menon
. the quarter mile against thle
yen. Purdy, Feinsinger, Rloess-
ton, Bishop, and Goldwater will
ainst Olheiser anid Douglas of
rlings. In the 380 Captain H1at-
Freyberg, Reinke and Coch-
the Varsity will be opposed by
of the Freshmen. Loomis,
~id Aubrey will represent the
in the low hurdles against
and Walk of the Freshmen and
ven, Sm-ith, and McCain will
snip against Weeks, Roth and
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has a mark of 22 feet, 11 inches.
Tood Rockwell's Navy efeven hand- Grim and Rteigel will represent
ed Stan lvhirhead's Army team their South High, Columbus, 0., in four
secod dfea, 1-0,yesterday. after- events, the two sprints,: the 440 and
.noon on the south Ferry field grid- the 880. Grims runs the dashes, and
iron, the ga;me tending the spring i fReigel the middle distances. Two
training. The Navy team won the men from Illinois should score in the
ffirst game last week by a 7-0 score. meet. They are Guest, from Riverside
The blue jerseyed squad proved too who will .enter the 4'40, discus, and
niuch for the losers all through theI broad jump, and Whitlock, of Danville
-fray, although the Muirhead proteg- in the javelin. Ben nie Osterba an.
es pt u1_p a stubborn defense. End Muskcegon's star all-around, athlete has
r auns were the chief cause of the Army entered the wih events. Hi~s long
defeat, F1riedmlan and, Brackenibury suit is the javelin throw in which he
breakng aay fr gais reeately. as made 170 feet.
b. akig aay orgais rpeaedl. The preliminaries will start at 2
T'he .winners took the lead in the ci clock Friday afternoon, vnd the
rfirst quart~er when Friedman, the~ finals will be run off at the same
1Navy qiuarterback, went 35. yards .hour Saturday.
I~ around the end fcr a touchdown, elud-
-Iing several wouild be tacklers., The >= 1l11II~iiiIliIil1i" 1i#11 I1IIII'-=
Navy scored again in the second, per-
iod ;vhen Garber intercepted a pass S D 1 T P D
and carri::d the ball to his own 8 yard = T AW E R
line from where Friedman took it HORT..GAKE :'
across on an end, run, after several O'%,.t l l
attemnpts on the line had failed. Gar-! e ic eIhe ol
1 The Armyv defense tightened during:1
thefird qularter and succeeded in~ at "Prochnow s 2
holding their own with the winners.
t Thefled team also opened up an at-s
tack in this icriod that threatened to=
materialize in a touchdown but the " W here they knon'
tw*was too great. i o ' '
- The final score came in the closing,= how t make em
minutes of play when Herik play--
ing in Brackenbury's place, grabbed'I=
a pass from Friedman and ran acros04(E.HU ON ST. =
fIthe line for six poin~ts. aco = .~
- eath, Huff man and Shatz played -={11l{1i111fl {tI~1l0~tllll
-,best for the losers while the work of ~III~~lI~IIhllIIII~IIIIII
Friedman, Brackenbury, Garber and _______________
' Welling stood out for the victors. ,-I
The lineup: NAT ''L ENBERG& BROS.
1Dan gguth.........L.E.. ...Welling .jhowng
IHeym...........L.T ...........Hall
limnan..........L.G .....OsbandI
3Jones.. ........C........McIntyre
- Sullivan........R.G... ..Kernsten
F E'ward..........R.T........Samson
Shatz ..........f. E.......Rubelman4!f!

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