414E MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDlAY, DlE I l 0 ,1 U . -N" ... 2 ....., ,................ f, i e......... i . , . ' . ,. ho- P IN SCHEDULES IN MJO AND MSPORTS ANNOUNCED! Conference wrestling coaches made to hold down a place in Western ac- Football Card For 1924 Lacks On Game of Being Com- plete. SEVEN CONFERENCE NATCIIES FOR WRESTLERS ARRANGE Following the meeting of Conferen officials at Chicago, last week en Michigan's schedules in football, bas ball, track, wrestling, hockey, an swimming have been announced. The football card is one of the mo= pretentious arranged for the Yostme in a number of years. Six Big Te schools are included, three of whic games will be played away -from An Arbor. One nonconference game yet to be scheduled. Michigan's Conference games are u follows: Oct. 18--Illinois at Urbana. Oct. 25-Wisconsin at Ann Arbor Nov. 1-M:1innesota at * Minneapolis Nov. 8-Northwestern at Ann Arboi Nov. 15-Ohio State at Columbus. Nov. 22-Iowa at Ann Arbor. Two Dedication Games The innovations of the schedule ar the games with Illinois and North western. The Illini and Michiga tied for the Conference gridiron titl this season, and a meeting betwee the two teams is a highly acceptabl event. Coaches Yost and Zuppke wer both keen for the game, and as a re sult, the contest was booked. Th game will mark the 'dedication o Illinois' new stadium, and will un doubtedly be one of the outstandin events of the athletic year. The Northwestern game on Novema ber 8 will herald the resumption o football relations between the Purpl and Michigan. The last Northwest ern game was played in 1919. Th Wolverines will also play a dedicatio game at Minneapolis, November 1s when the Gophers' new stadium wil be officially opened. Coach Yost added Northwestern t the card because he considers it mor advantageous to play Conferenc teams than to book games with smal schools outside the Big Ten. In Con ference games, there is always some thing to strive for, while Michiga has nothing to gain and everythin to lose when teams with no standin in collegiate circles are -on the scied ule. Furthermore, Michigan's 192 schedule is of such a nature as i make the race for the championshil ie r ce Cd t ul n is Ls . - Ln -e n e Ce 'e ig a more clear than has been the case in the last two seasons. Should the Wolverines repeat the successes of 1922 and 1923 next year, they will have an unclouded claim on the title,I as the cream of the West is included on their sdhedule. Track Card Announced Seven events are definitely booked for Michigan's track team. Coach Farrell was unable to book asingle indoor meet ~at home. The schools with which he wanted meets either had no open dates, or were not desir- ous of competing with the Wolver- ines. "Steve" was unable to land the customary Chicago meet, in spite of his efforts to get the Maroon athletes on the card. Full schedules barred several teams from Michigan's list, but others apparently had no reasons for their refusals. The track sched- ule follows: March 1-Illinois Relays at Urbana. March 14-15-Indoor Conference E Meet at Northwestern. March 22-Cornell at Ithaca. April 19-Kansas Relays. April 25-26--Drake Relays. May 10-Ohio State at Ann Arbor. May 17-Illinois at Urbana. The date for the Conference Out- door Meet has not yet been definitely selected. The various officials wish- ed to hold the big affair at Stagg Field Chicago, on Jun 7, but the National Intercollegiates will be held there at that time. A committee of three, of which Professor Ralph Aigler, of several changes in the rules which quatics to a far greater extent than are to given the meets. The scoring is possible at present. system has been altered so that a Conference hockey \is limited to fall counts five points and a decision three schools, Michigan, Wisconsin, two. Formerly, a fall counted five and Minnesota. Each of these schools points, and a decision three. Accord- plays two games against each of the ing to the new system, a decision is other two. Michigan's games will, 40 per cent as valuable as a fall, in- come as follows: stead of 60 per cent, as was the case Jan. 18-19--Wisconsin at Ann Ar- heretofore. The object of this change bor.I is to speed up the matches by encour- Feb. 15-16-Wisconsin at Madison. aging the grapplers to try for falls. Feb. 18-19-Minnesota at Minne- rather than working for decisions. apolis. Another change in the rules was made Feb. 22-23-Minnesota at Ann Ar- with regard to the qualifications for bor. entrants in the Conference individual I Negotiations are under way for . championships. The old ruling was meets with the Michigan School of that a committee picked the men who Mines, Notre Dame, Marquette, and were to compete, and to beeligible, a Assumption. Lack of suitable fac- man had to have won four bouts in ilities, and cold enough weather bars the course of his team's schedule. Ac most of the Big Ten schools from the cording to the new ruling, every memu- i rink game, but the Wolverine puck- ber of every Big Ten team is able to chasers will have their hands full with enter the event, regardless of his past the games which are on the schedule. record. The best wrestling teams in # the Big Ten are included on the Wol- verine schedule, and if Coach Barker's Wild Bull Once charges have a successful season, Mor Is amed Michigan's position in intercollegiate {ed mat circles will be firmly established. C NSwIning Program Luis Angel Firpo, brawny son of the Four meets are included on Michi- Argentine, who was put to sleep by gan's swimming schedule. The fol- } Jack Dempsey at Boyles Thirty Acres lowing events are mapped out for the last October and who plans on meeting Wolverine aggregation: the world's champion again next year, Jan. 25-M. A. C. at East Lansing. has once more changed his mind. Feb. 16-Northwestern at Ann Ar-j Two weeks ago, in response to re- bor. peated inquiries from fight promoters, Feb. 23-Indiana at Bloomington. the South American announced that he March 15-Conference Meet, Chicago had no intention of hiring foreign The lack of adequate facilities in sparring partners. Ann Arbor is a distinct handicap to Yesterday a statement was issuedl the swimming team. When the Un- by Firpo to the effect that he would ion pool is completed, more preten-- hire Billy Gibson, manager of Benny tious schedules can be arranged, and Leonard, and Leonard himself, as the Wolverine tank team will be able trainers for the bout next year. U 11 111F lT j 01llt 11Iul 1flhffl i ila : m ~ m t 5, 91 16. . - gh = - jaII Complete summary of the -points' earned in the recent speedball tourna- ment and cross country meet by the fraternities toward the two all-around athletic cups given by the Intramural department at the end of each school year finds two houses leading the van by a small margin, Phi Chi holding first place with 186 1-2 points and Beta1 Theta Pi a close second with 1861 markers. Both the leaders placed high in the speedball games, the present runner- Psi, 100; Delta Tai Delta, 100; Phi Kappa Sigma, 87 1-2. Acacia will play Kappa Nu at 2 o'clock this afternoon for the right to meet Alpha Rho Chi in the finals in the fraternity handball tournament. Entries for the all-campus hand- ball tournament, singles and doubles, can- be filed at the Intramural office now. The schedule swill be announc- ed after Christmas vacation. society basketball leagues should do so immediately. The deadline for the fraternity bas- ketball team entries has been set at 5 o'clock, Dec. 10. The schedules will be announced immediately after school starts following Christmas vacation. Following is the schedule for the fraternity basketball practice sessions: 6 o'clock, today, court 1, Sigma Chi, court 2, Phi Gamma Delta, court 3, Delta Tau Delta: 6:30 o'clock, court 1, Theta Delta Chi, court 2, Phi Mu Alpha, court 3, Phi Beta Delta; 7 o'- clock, court 1, Sigma Phi, court 2, [ Delta Tau Upsilon, court 3, Phi Ep- silon Pi; 9:45 o'clock, court 1, Del- ta Upsilon, court 2, Riclard club, court 3, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; 6:30 o'clock, tomorrow, court 1, Zeta Psi, court 2, Kappa Sigma, court 3, Phi Delta Theta, 7 o'clock, court 1, Tau Delta Phi, court 2, Kappa Nu, court 3, Alpha Sigma Phi, 9:45 o'clock, court 1, Sigma Nu, court 2, Delta Kappa Ep- silon, court 3, Peers, Court 4, Trigon. The outlook for a record breaking basketball season among the class and independent teams is bright as a num- ber of managers have signified that they will enter a team. As soon as a few more enter, leagues will be form- ed and the schedule, which will start after Christmas vacation, will be an- nounced. Any independent manager can enter in the independent league ' by organizing a team and turning the name of his players into the Intramur- al offiice. Five regulars of Iowa's last year champion basketball team reported this season ups beating the leaders out for the The preliminaries of the interfra- championship. They also were fairly ternity swimming meet will take place dangerous contenders in the cross at 3 o'clock, sharp, next Monday aft- county meet. ernoon. Due to the large"number of Phi Sigma Delta, a formidable ag- entries it will be necessary to start gregation in all of the Intramural promptly in order to get the schedule sports for the last few years, is third completed that afternoon. Late arriy- with 173 points, with Alpha Rho Chi als will not be permitted to compete. trailing in fourth place with 155 to -- their credit. They are the keenest Entries can be made for the all- competitors the Phi Chis have for the campus swimming meet any time be- professional fraternity cup. tween now and Christmas vacation. The ten leading fraternities and The date for the preliminaries and their points are as follows: Phi Chi, finals will be announced when school 186 1-2; Beta Theta Pi, 186; Phi Sig- is resumed, Jan. 3. ma Delta, 173; Alpha Rho Chi, 155; Nu Sigma Nu, 1251 Phi Gamma Delta, All managers intending to enter 112 1-2, Alpha Sigma Phi, 112 1-2; Zeta teams in the independent, class, and a.+n M 4.r ii it .ai r? .w.... ..a.a.. .... Michigan, is a member is now at work choosing a date and place for the. meet.=- r le Wrestlers Get Schedule - Under the tutelage of Coach Bar- l ts e ker, Michigan's wrestling team will - n swing into action against Conference . t grapplers with a definite schedule for 11 the first time. The Michigan matmen, = according to Coach Barker, have the FOR YOUNG MEI o hardest schedule of any wrestling - e team in the Conference. Following MADE BY EDERHEIMER STEIN COMPANY e is the card for the season. [1 Jan. 19-Purdue at Ann Arbor. -= - an. 26-Ohio State at Columbus. - Feb. 9-Iowa at Ann Arbor. n Feb. 16-Illinois at Urbana. = g Feb. 23-Wisconsin at ;Madison. = g March 1-=Indiana at Bloomington.,: - March 8--M. A. C. at Ann Arbor. -- 4 March 15-Individual Champion- o ships at Chicago. p Besides drawing up schedules, the - . " J.tM ttg repeettevge h m alrn emt nepes .t I-- Can ie - of style that is lasting. 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