fHE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 v+.w .n. rr l r i -- t ' "ri... 5 .. ... , ,. / i . "'"4J _+_i_- .:--r- "ti .. TY SEXTT BRS CHASRS 'F TikS EMfPLOY PASSINGI (GAME MIXED WITH EFFORTS OF STARS. 60TORS SHOW RESULT "CANAIAN PRACTICE e ,ign Defense Late In Contest Cags4s Change In Play 'F VISITORS- n spite of their best efforts td win second game of the season chigan's hockey artists were forced bow to the superior all-around y: of the sextet representing the cricanSchool of Osteopathy by a re of 6-3 last night' at the Col- 1m. oah 1Barss aggregation was un- e t cope with the polishing com- ation play of the Doctors, whose g pactice period in Canada was st evident in their type of game- h from a trip through the Do- ion, in the course of which they i all their games with a single eption, the visitors employed a sing game intermixed with the ef- is of their star performers, with resiilt that the Michigan team was classed. Bars' men put up a appy game, and forced the visit- to travel at top speed througout contest. In spite of their ag- asive play, the Wolverines' lack of etice told upon them in the fact o ir failure to employ * passing ieWith, any app'eciable success. is no disgrace to the Michigan tet to have lost tQ their opponents, > boasted of one of the best hockey ns ever seen in Ann Arbor. Both individual play and in teamwork, Osteopaths showed brilliant form. 3y worked up the ice in perfect consistently. The result was that Michigan defense was drawn apart - then the excellent stick work accurate shooting of the Doctors e into play. tkinson, the victors' right wing red an especially strong game in third period, when he broke ugh the Michigan defene time r time. He shot two goals in the part of the contest, both of-which e accomplished without the help ,s teammates. His speed, dodg- nasterful handling of the puck, his swiift, accurate shooting com- to make him one of the best iey players ever seen at the Col- m. Atkinson was not the only of his team, although he was bably the most spectacular. iffin, at center, was another per- ter of great merit. He shot one his team's goals, and was in on ther. lie entire Michigan team put up a d, peppery game, but it was an up- battle from the start, and the rior teamwork of the visitors was much for Barss' sextet. Captain n was an effective factor in what ess the Wolevrines had in break- up the Doctors' .rushes. "Pep Plays Well 'ep" Reynolds also played an ex- ant' game for the losers, he bing rumnental in checking the attacis he visitors on numerous' occas- when they were threatening the verine goal. Weitzel, by his fast k at goal kept the score from nting to even larger proportions. made 17 stops against the six s that got past him. Several of stojps were exceptionally hard , and the new goal. tender's game a credit to him.. lndy" Anderson and Jim Beres- played their usual strong game e wing positions. Beresford's goal lie second period was, one of the ires of the game. te Osteopaths started the game a rush, Johnston scoring a goal r one minute and 10 seconds of in the opening period. Giffin ed the rubber to Johnston on this The Doctors added to their lead a Gifn, unassisted, whizzed one the MIlichigan basket. This goal1 eefive minutes and 5 seconds af- Michigan, With One Conference OSTEOPATHY SCH OOLVictory, Prepares For Hawkeyes With the first game of the season be more popular this season than any Approximately all of the fraternities "tucked awayj Michigan assdmes a in the past due of course to the add-- ter the game had started. Fifty sec- which are fighting for the athletic place with the leaders of the Western ed seating facilities. Monday night; gme haestrted dFKfhy sec tcups offered by the Intramural de- Conference race, by virtue of the vic- saw the largest crowd in Michigan passedf to Henderson who scored g tory over Illinois, which was one of history, it being estimated that be- pa's to endon, whoscoredthe most all-around athletic effici- the hardest struggles in Wolverine tween six and eight thousand ver~e Michigan'f pint. eney, have entered the Western Con- basketball history. From the start present to see the inauguration of the: The period ended with the score 2 entc trt ng ta the teams appeared evenly matched Western Conference season, here. The periodended with the ss 2g nment which started last night at and fogh' throughout the contest Heretofore the games were played at to 1 with the "Wolverines lagging number of the Big Ten schools. with no team having a margin of more Waterman iugymnasieodsate icia'setre mtlovr70adwhnoniche, prove opnet ntrlyndeude o tef r Threewa miutesand 40hsecond after Michigan's entries total over 70 and th one tbasket over their ooe etelya inaut for tecod , play was resumed in the second per- from that list it is hoped that one Michigan started the game with a that wanted to follow the champions. iod, Atkinson brought the total for may be able to emergethe winner. man for man defense but this did not of the West on the basketball court. his team up to three by sneaking one Last winter Phi Gamma Delta of last very long. Captain Potter and In the field house there is ample through when the Michigan defense Michigantied with another of the or- Popken, although small in stature, space for eight thousand spectators, a was drawn apart. Honors were about ganizations, at another Big Tenmaeuinsedadtmendie foriessmaysculb az even for several minutes with both school for second place. This is the again broke through the Michigande- ed for beform d teams playing fast hockey. Then, af- highest position which any organ- fen with thr passi gan d- ter seven minutes of play, Beresford ization at Ann Arbor has attained bsi shot his spectacular goal. For over since the Wolverines were included bing, and scored or threatened tor I five minutes there was no further scor- in the entries. score. The insertion of Cherry into j ing, but then O'Connor added to his The balance of the schedule for the the fray when things seemed bad for team's lead with a beautiful goal on rest of the tournament, which started Michigan checked a certain Illinois ' a long hard shot. When the two ag- last night, is as follows, Alpha Rho gally and probably a victory, for the WI-H li"i" 1IJ ir gregations came on the ice for the Chi, Beta Phi Delta, Chi Psi, Delta wearers of the Indian lash checked the elusive final quarter, the score stood at 4-2 Sigma Delta, Delta Alpha Epsilon, shhini lar a held h tousne C The Osteopaths started off with an- Delta Tau Upsilon, tomorrow night, Illini leader and held him to one Coach Sullivan is engaged ievery other rush, and Atkinson scored three Sigma Pi, Zeta Psi, "Sigma Phi Ep- basket the remander of the game day in giving boxnginstrutions to, minutes after he had twisted and short, Alpha KappaKappa n Ding and Kipke, Mather possess- many men who are anxious to take, dodged his way through the entire Alpha, Psi. Upsiion, Xi Psi Phi, Alpha es a fast pair of guards. After the dhied his way throsingthadethrough advantage of his courses and as te e Michigan defense Theta 'hi, Friday, Alpha Chi Rho, opposing forwards had broken through Meynse. Phi Kappa, Zeta Beta Tau, Hermitage the Michigan defense, this pair would number of these men keeps stadily Reynolds Shoots Goal olw h i oth aktadicesn h smr nmr oe After this goal, the Wolverines rai- Phi Alpha Delta, Cygnus, January 21.' follow the mn to the basket and increasing he is more and more hope- lied and carried the am -Chi Phi, Sigma Alpha Mu, Alpha Chi -break off his shot when a basket ful of official recognition of boxing1 Si e Sigma, Phi Kappa Ta, Sigma Alpha seemed certain. The shift from guard as a competitive sport on the campus. opponents' territory. Reynolds shot Sga h ap aSgaApa1 a oal at the ehtminutey mar, iEpsilon, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Kappa to center with Doyle helped out con-. The rapid increase of interest in ig- emark Nu, January 22, Alpha Gamma Rho siderably. He opposed Stilwell, the boxing as a sport has brought such. narrowly misse another a few sec- Lambda Chi Alpha, Delta Alpha Pi' all center of the Illini, who was re- a rush of men for instruction that1 onds later when the puck was rushed Theta Xi, Phi Chi, Nu Sigma Nu Jan-' puted to be of exceptional ability and "Ted" believes that as far as numbers to immediately in front of the Doctors' ary 23, Alpha Zeta, Beta Theta Pi a high scorer. Doyle, who is only a .go it can compare with almost anyi goal. A fast scrimmage ensued, dur- Delta Theta Phi, Delta Kappa Theta, sophomore, proved the undoing of his other sport on the campus. in Det thecourseofewhichKRutherford. rug the course of which Rutherford Triangle, Phi Sigma Delta, Phi Kappa opponent, for he held him to a lone For some reason or other boxing as' made three successive stops. The Alpha, January 24, Delta Chi, Kappa basket besides caging the leather a university activity seems to be a play continued to be fast as the Wol- Sigma, Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Chi once from the foul line. Kipke held dead issue in the Conference and ac- verines were making a last desperate Gamma Eta Gamma, Delta Tau Delta, his man to one basket and was able cording" to Sullivan there is not a attempt to pull the game out of the Phi Rho Sigma, January 25, Psi to drop in two counters from the floor school in the West that has the ring' fire. Omega, Phi Kappa Psi, Delta Sigma and an equal number from the foul equipment that Michigan can boast of. However, the slippery Atkinson put Phi, Pi Alpha Chi, Phi Upsilon Pi line. Kipke's speed makes him a If scenes down in the boxing room of an end to Michigan hopes when he January 28, Delta Theta Sigma, Theta pivot in the passing game used by Waterman gym are an indication of shot. his third goal of the game, on kappa Phi, Phi Gamma Delta, Kappa Mather's men and he proved himself anything then there seems to be en-i another of his "loie, ,wolf" excur- Tau Delta, Epsilon Psi Epsilon, Del- capable of filling the shoes of the best ough material at Michigan to turn out1 sions down the rink- ta Upsilon, January 29, Theta Chi, guards in the race this season. Cher- an excellent team and "Ted" feels Sigma Nu, Phi Delta Chi, Alpha Sigma ry was sent into the contest expressly certa that were he given the chance F IN SQU 's t Phi, Sigma Delta Kappa, January 30, to check Captain Potter of the vis he could develop a team that would Acacia, Alpha Tau Omega, Sigma Phi, itors, who was outstanding star hold its own with any in the country. Tau Delta Phi, Theta Delta Chi, Tri. from the Illinois camp. "Red" did Boxing has taken a firm hold in gon, Zeta Beta Phi. his work well, tiring the fast for- Imost of the Eastern universities and {i ward until he was forced to leave tournaments between the colleges are! Following is the basketall schedule the game for rest. When he re-en- given the hearty support of the stu- for the fraternity, class, and fresh- tered the game it was too late fc dent body and the faculty. Varsity LACK OF EQIPMENT PROVIN Y men sectional . group basketball Michigan had solved their opponents letters are awarded n tsuccessfulper- IIANDTCAP TO MEN og teams for the balance of the week: 7 attack and held them, in check tl h ome o be rear as thy a TEAM v + o'clock, tonight, 'Hermitage vs. Riclh last two minutes of play. has come to be regarded as worthya7 ard club, Phi Kappa Alpha vs. Ac Popken also showed to good advant- one as almost any on the campus. Although somewhat hamered b acia, Kappa Sigma vs. Theta Xi, Sig- age as well as Parker who went in For this coming season Lehigh has on 1ma Alpha Mu vs. Alpha Rho Chi; 7:45 for Britton, Illinois fullback on th its schedule among others Pennsyl- the failure of equipment to arrive at o'clock, Kappa Nu vs. Delta Upsilon, championship football team, who fail- vania, Princeton, Cornell, and Yale. the expected time, the informal fenc- ,Theta Delta Chi vs. Sigma Chi, Xi Psi ed to show the speed that was neces- ing squad under the personal super- Phi vs. Lambda Chi Alpha, Sigma Phi sary to check Haggerty, star Michigan vision of Dr. George A. May, director vs. Phi Chi; 8:30 o'clock, Nu. Sigma forward and high scorer of the game Nu vs. Delta Sigma Pi, Zeta Beta Tau It was Haggerty who threatened the of Waterman gymnasium, and Coach j vs. Phi Pi, Delta Tau Delta vs. Zeta visitors and when Michigan fell in Smellie is showing great improvement Psi, Sigma Nu vs. Phi Rho Sigma; the lurch he would come from behin over that which met the eyes of the 9:15 o'clock, fresh engineers vs. fresh to tie the score or put the Wolverines spectators who witnessed the mem- laws, senior lits, (Crawforth).'vs. soph in the lead. He was closely watched bers of the large sqwrad when they engineers, education vs. architects, field goals before the game ended, first took up the sport early last fall. Junior engineers vs. senior medics. by Popken but broke away for fn- Many of the men who have been Thursday's schedule is as follows: In the other Conference game of the with the original squad are about 7 o'clock, Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. evening Wisconsin put over a win at ready tq engage in contests for pub- Phi Delta Chi, Delta Alpha Epsilon vs. the expense of Indiana with a small lic exhibition but there again the Phi Kappa Psi, Alpha Sigma vs. Sig- margin of one point, the score being lack of equipment prevents such ma Club; 7:45 o'clock, group 1 vs. 27-26. This puts Wisconsin at the plans. However, Dr. May has planned group 5, group 4 vs. group 6, group 10 head of the Western Conference race a contest for the novices in the ranks vs. group 8, group 3 vs. group 7; 8:30 with three wins and no losses to date. of his pupils for the purpose of bring- o'clock, junior laws vs. freshmen lits, Michigan and Iowa are tied for sec- ing to light their weaknesses in com- junior fits vs. soph lits, senior engin- ond place with a win apiece and no bat and to ascertain just how some eers vs. soph medics, senior lits vs. defeats. Iowa started the season with of the men will act when under fire. soph engineers (Eddy); 9:15 o'clock, the same team that last season romp- This event will probably be 'scheduled Phi Delta Epsilon vs. Delta Sigma Phi, ed away with the championship. This for the last week before the examina- f (Continued on Page Eight) year Iowa has a good chance for the tions. No decisions will be given and honors but this time of the season is the results will only serve to stimulate to early to predict the out come. II- the more ineperienced onto greater linois' defeat of Ohio State raised proficiency in the sport. A MINOR SPORTS MANAGER their standing considerably in the - There is much favorable comment IWANTED Conference race but Michigan's do- on the ability some of the men are feat of Illinois on Monday night plac- showing in fencing and some of the Sophomores who wish to try out es the Wolverines in a formidable more daring cirtics have even been so for assistant manager in minor position for Conference honors. Pur- bold to say that in some respects the + sports will please report at the due has lost one game but has prom- sport has come upl with the standards j Varsity hockey room at the Col- ise of finishing up with the leaders. maintained in the East, where fenc- iseum at 7 o'clock any night this Purdue has been famous for its good ing is much more popular. Besides, week. basketball teams and this year's out- from the efforts of Dr. May, this fav- R. V. RICE, Ifiit is said not to be below the aver- orable comment is given to CoachT Manager ge. Smellie, who was captain of the fenc- _The game at Michigan promises to fIC' ing team at the U. S. Naval academy I before coming to Michigan to take- --------- .- ---------. Rm post graduate work in architecture. Daily classified for real results. and COMI - A show Oxfords .t one smokes WAG Melachr no Jor without liking them 9.0 -0for their quality instantly wins ap- If Everett Barnes, former Colgate star; makes good with the Pirates ,Coach Barker, Not Certain As To next season he may do considerable' toward uplifting the game for he is an English teacher and spends his, wint- er months as instructor in a Brooklyn high school. When taken to task for striking out or pulling a. boner he probably will come back with Ben Turpin's famous remark: "All I can, say is that the incident is regretable." Adolph Lnque, Red pitcher; might be called "TheDurable Cuban," He has pitched six years for the Cinci team, Fielder Jonesl, boss of the "Hitless Wonders" recalls one game in which Nick Ajtrock, pitching for Los Angel- es, caught eleven men off first. 'Twas back in 1901 or 1902. Matt Kilroy, old time southpaw, used to catch runners napping off first and then make the putouts him- self, Donie Bush, former Tiger shortstop- ping star who will manage the Indian- apolis A. A. team next season, began' his baseball career in the Indiana city. as a sandlot star. Ed Ruelbach, when with the Chica-1 go Cubs, pitched a doubleheaderI against the Dodgers and shut theml out both times, A year ago last summer Bill Tei'- ry, then pitcher, was given a trial with the Giants, after his purchase from Toledo, and was then released, as a bloomer. This winter the Giants refused two offers of better than $301- 000 for Bill Terry, a left handed first baseman. They regained Bill's ser-. vices from Toledo late last season at- ter he had hit .390 in the American association and ranked as one of the best first base guardians in the min- ors. One of the outfits that offered big, dough for Billium was a big league club. The other was the Indianapol- is team in the A. A. Terry first drew the Giant's at- tention with his pitching for, Little Rock. The American skaters have arrived at Paris in preparation for the Olym- pic sports. Personnel Of Team For First Meet BOILERMAKERS BOAST OF iPOWERFUL AGGREGATION Varsity wrestling coach, Barker, is pushing his team through stiff daily workouts in order that he may pit a strong aggregation against the Pur- due grapplers Saturday in the first wrestling met of the season for the Wolverines, chalk up a victory and consequently give his unexperienced team more confidence in future meets. Barker is still undecided as to the personnel of the team that will carry the Maize and Blue colors against the Boilermakers. It is a pretty safe bet that Defoe will be the Michi- gan entrant in the 115 pound class. In th 125 pound class Barker will use either Doty or Karbel. Both are fast. and aggressive and may chalk up a win. Gillard and Felber are the cream of the 1$5 pound cl;,Rs while Rose is certain to be seen in the 145 pound division. Rose is. perhaps the most experienced grappler on the team and is expected to garner many points for the Wolverine before the season is ended. Either Marion or Ferenz will carry the colors in the 175 pound department. Lowell. Pal- mer of the foothill squad is Barker's best heavyeight. As wrestling has been an official sport at Purdue for the last nine or ten years the Noilermake'rs can be counted upon to come to Ann Arbor with an experienced team. A goodly number of the members of the squad are veterans and have had a. lot of valuable experience on the mat. Kiltpatrick in the 115 pound class is a man of no mean ability and will Piobably give Defoe a toigh battle. Turner is the second best 125 pounder in the conference and will undoubted- ly give Barker's men something over which to worry. Miller, Dye, Borden, Koldyke, Rasmusser and McMillan the remainder of the Purdtue squad are all good men. Dublin, Jan. 15.-Effective today no motion picture film is periitted to be exhibited in Ireland without the Free State censor's O. K. "Jimmie the adtaker"s ells anything quickly. -Adv. q u-- - ---. - - -- - - - ry non! y suit in the store been redluced, in- 'ing dhe splendid EY-FREEIAN suits arkable reductions- the line is the most 0lito we have ever Spring as low as $24.00 , : NER&COMPAHY uen Jc3iL9flnce 149, tp16 A I A. i. ~~