THE MICHIGAN DAILY

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1924

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STAR EVEN IN DEFEAT

Phillips, Winner of Olympic Trials,l
Will Be Lost To Barkers
WAS ON FRESHMAN TEAM
Edward Phillips, '27. star of last
season's freshman wrestling squad,
left the Boyer Memorial hospital ofI
Ypsilanti for his home in Lake
Charles, La., Sunday.I
Phillips was injured in an accident
in Ypsilanti at the close of summer
school and .has been convalescing in
the hospital since that time. While
working on a construction job, he
was buried under a bank of sand and
gravel that caved in upon him. Little
hope was given for .him at the time
of the accident, but due to his excel-
lent physical condition he managed toI
recover.

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hANDBALL
Following is the schedule of the
first round of the Handball tourna-
ment. Houses must arrange between
themselves for the time of play off
and report all scores to the intra-
mural office. Each house must enter
a four man team and play two singles
and one doubles match. The same
man cannot compete in both singles
and doubles matches. The schedule
starts tomorrow and all matches
must be played off and reported to
the Intramural office not later than
Monday night, November 3rd.
Delta Tau Upsilon vs. Phi Mu Del-
ta; Phi Lambda Kappa vs. Delta Up-
silon; Zeta Beta Tau vs. Lambda Chi
Alpha; Tau Epsilon Phi vs. Delta
Tau Delta; Theta Chi vs. Pi Lambda
Phi; Alpha Kappa Lambda vs Chryon;
Alpha Sigma vs. Phi Chi; Beta Phi
Delta vs. Alpha Tau Omega; Phi Kap-
pa vs. Delta Phi; Peers vs. Acacia;

Phillips was the brightest prospect Phi Beta Delta vs. Chi Psi; Kappa Nn
for this year's Varsity in the 135 (Continued on Page Seven)
pound division. "Red" Gillard who is l
lost to the team this year due to grad-1 the freshman squad, Phillips worked
uation left the vacancy that Phillips j his way down to the semi-finals in
was expected to fill in championship which he was defeated by Adelle of
style. Annapolis on a decision. As only two
Last spring in the Olympic tryouts men were taken in each division on
held in Detroit, Phillips threw two the Olympic team, Phillips failed to
men in one evening to win first place win a place.
in his .weight. On account of his ex- I Owing to the severity of his injur-
cellent showing in the tryouts he was ies, it is doubtful that Phillips will
picked to represent the State of Mich- perform on the mat again. He is re-
igan in the--final tryouts held in New turning home to rest in order to be in
York in June. condition to return to school in
With only six months experience on February.


Captain Greenough, Gehrke and Zarakov
Harvard, in spite of her defeat by the Big Green, Dartmouth team, by a 6-0 score last week-end, had
some consolation in the great play of three members of her team. Captain Greenough on the line and Gehrke
and Zarakov in the backfield, kept the boys from Hanover on their toes every minute of the gane and almost
snatched a much sought victory from them.

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Fencing Tryouts were stressed by Dr. May. There were by the faculty and it is
only 20 men present at each of these several more will be tal
Will Miet Today sessions but this was largely due to Practically every day
a misunderstanding of the correct hers of the faculty; in
date. Today, however, a large turn- hours go over to the g
Fencing tryouts will meet at 4 o'- out is expected. cupying themselves fog
clock this afternoon on the main floor two with the different
of Waterman gymnasium for their cise that the gym affor.
third lesson in the sport. Dr. George aers
A. May, of the physical education de- In Gym Increas Local Subscriptions
pfartment, who is coaching the men, I now.
urges that everyone be present today Mere interest in physical exercises !___
as important preliminary instruction is being shown this year by members D. W. 4_jFF]
in the use of the foil will be given. , of the faculty than ever before if the, ,
It will also be necessary for each man 1 flcesi s sayci r
to bring. his foil. number of lockers in use is any evi-
In the first two meetings held the deince. At present over 50 lockers in IS (MING SU
fundamental foot and arm movements Waterman gymnasium are being used I- TO THE WIT]

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