rAGE SIR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, -TAN ',Ry 17, 1 25 1'AGE SIX TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 17, 1~25 iiH nT -lll1~ - D r t R ( TI IMIM / " - ED cr ______ II~r. 1 -1 4 1 ____ -_ _.- WOLVERiNES FCEHow They Ral2eANKLNPREAD Ia.........20100STRONG OHIO .#~! O HCAOM E - Michigan .......1 1 .0 (Continued from Page One) Purdue ...............1 1 .500 Coach Malt Maili t;;> 'hii II .11:x. T use Crt gory, xwho got his first ;Minneso a.......1 1 .500) it ata4 From i scVast rawl Varsity basketball experience in the lndiam) ................0 1 .0001 illcn M. A. C. game and bas been one of' th'e Cliica o........0 1 .000 -- Wisconsin ............ 0 2 .000 ! OW NOT TO E"NTER leading scorers of the squad in every Jotietxn.....I 2 .0 one of -its games since that time can1 be counted upon for three baskets in C (oach M ann 1)1put the (811iidlat~C fo r every appearance. In the bard fought I oih' 3gTnbsebl ae the Varsity sMwinning y a hoii he mde our.liehasare sure to cause some important(lyadwl Purdue game hemd or.'H a changes in the standlcing of the re- a stifseed drill vestei'~yatwl alosonimprovemnel n tempag, follow tha t up todlay by twvo prac-' als tefrtthsashononeamd is nyw pective teams. T wo of the leading tices, one this morning and in ,addVi- since thevfirstlofmthe weasontandgis now I egarded as cne of the most valuable ive xii et ih trn.opsilion an afternoon .session. WVith the p~layer's on the squad. tin Chicago _ meet only a weekc away, the Cherry, at running guard, and Dick Ohio and Illinois, which togetherI swimming mentor is face(! with than .Doyle at the permanent position are with Iowa, stand unbeaten in Confer- ts 1(eeoln dht~~Ises both veterans who wil make it hard enee competition so far this season (in all off h v is swi er S,?i ftincllin isi for the flashy Buckeye forwards to I will meet Michigan and Indiana, the t hwfvrbyaantteWn' connect with the boop in tonight'sltergm tob played at Urbana. Ciysud game. Cherry is a dead shot from the Pre-season dope on the HoosiersCiysud floor and i's probably the best guard showed them Patc a team of champion- votedcieflyesterday aftdrilos. wits Ac- in middle-Western braskzetball this 1 :hip cahibre. Ohio defeated themvoechfito5)21i'15.whte season. Doyle is long and rangy and rather easily last Saturday evening, 40 yard free s'tyle and 20 yard withl in addition to the performance of his but they have recovered, and are out ra. turnrsing the m oafst lpla duties at the guard position will be 1'to fih holff fo herpdetl and Eternigate or'on;i 1s tit'e ( us.edl on the tip off at center. Froml the spectators point of view th~is ofadtriga h ns( h ~~ Te five veterans of 1924, who put' will be another good game, andl neith- wiereassssehd 00lyard,, of e~tar-: Ohio State in a triple tie for second er tea;m can be expeccted to winl by, ,aonto"'sr20 to eioftheieor c:ose place with, seven wins and five de- wide margin. oaesrk oetbroe rcas feats, remain intact and problab~ly will The Minnesota-Chicago game at the their afternoon's workout. start the contest. Coach: Olsen also Windy City, although in nro way ef- fo Only one new plungerV haS rep;o..ea ored1 has a handful of other men at his call fecting the leaders wil be a game well toCah;l'~li CPt.~ ohscl whom he can use if necessary. - worth watching. The Gophers took i r under-water candidates, so it seemi; i M t t t Di4meRuns TffWI llf Butler Cage Team InCneec T!flIIII IUI TO Defend Titiel R To avICasdITOaOBMaADLYl ad,, Jan. 11ti Bth r ______ 7 av .la s' I TO F RU [9 l tni st y 7«'1 1( l 0i, c) isoflee strIong- IIIAN DRALL ! A ii <)Li onumber of vtrat st basketball tczii:tlb, middle The entries for the all-campus hand- ii einaner c iiht)ii vteanIIotit a SI1aore l'4)h' aiil erg; west with 'wheel) to defecnd its title] ball tournament are coming in rapidly he' (Itmr i 0:ny onference it) o the ds ;majoo"eesoritnsv l-iity asonly by a single point. One de-I ROWLLL iz,( tionoscolsinte i-7it)wtyear. ~ 0 ll feat was registered against Butler by Ehitfies are now being received for 1 aim;'o rnsth xa (itiotan ing 1behindl them, the trnack Ohlio State University, last week. In the annual All3-camplus singles and ~iiW'oel' iOert 151)011 gradtiated two squad i l 17'iiiniiigr to 01111(1ildittf ') i , giliICS play edt Ianchester College was ;lDouble. Bowling championship and Ir ;o Mchian eastakn fw !shape. Work on the wieights, liras-I defeated 50 to 25; f arlhain, 40 to 30; ' for the class tournament. The class. i'; e v; rind eiefhfoorwe o lice starts, and strengthening exercis- IWsots!2 o16 obrd,41tocams will consist of five meal each. (:c sadery efr illemd 24;- Marquette, 25 to 17 ; Iow~a, 26 to' The entries may be turned in at the ,1.i, year to l)Oi.:tei' up this wveakniess. es have all Iad the desired effect 11122; Kansas City A. C., 29 to 28; Uni- Intramural office or at theBoln ;over al of the railers have turned in 1giettinig the men in shape for the ha.rd~ versity of 111liios, 24' to 22; Vanderbilt I oln so-tsla t inesfo dilsstge f in er work to come. iAles s rctr ie o li tg fteI University, 37 to 171;,xwhile Ohio. State se'nand chances for this hole. be- Especi- lly in the field events have won against Butler, 34 to 25. ' ? 7 pagei this y a're good. 'hile t he veterans and ne1w me~n broiles-, Three membersoftihe teanm whch 'ntries for the annual all-campus yerl iiting progres. Atog"Cpanwo h atoa fi double and single handball tourna- u,,s, it is certain that he belie os he fBrooker has been out for only a short been lostbygauto.Te are' moent are now open. This tournament has~~~~~~~ ~~ ltaane ecn(eelioi o ime e exp~erienced no difficulty inl Walden, Middlesworth, Orville. H'ooker ough;lt to prove interesting as. a wealtiiz Ilont inths dpatmet.clearing 12 feet on the first attempt at and Pauil Jones. Coach Page's task ii . of new material was unearthed in the point~ s i hsd p rt e t rt e' e e t fraternity handball competi- 11*)o lisfive veterans lback, for-! the height this year. I-e displayedi filling the places of these men has rcn nmo;t of who~m1 are the "dielrer brothers Itihe same fine form that won himt third ' been made harder as Capt. Hlaldane tion. Some of the leaders of former Ut ~liC~''.Iwai a rd count- Iplace in the Olympic meet this sumi- 11 Griggs, center, and Albert Harker,! years have been unseated by yearl- in-g thle two mmmdc won with Phelpis, men and a coupie more weeks of l back guardi, have b.eon unabmle to takes in..s and many upsets are expected in nlel)emo of t he Olympic teams and twice training will fiinil hin hack in top form. lBart in thme games over the week-end this tournament. individiual winner of the Conference E Last season, it' any injury hod lbefall I aid may be out of the line-up for;BSE'BL cross counztry andl two mile champion- enoi Brooker. Michigan wvould have been I511 ie ships, running in fine form. In addi- without a capable pole vaulter, li Griggs, unanimously selected as' hntmles for class basketball are, be- tion toi Phelps the h~a wheycs hale twvo with Prout, a s0!)honioi'c, doinig 1.': center on the all-tournament teanis! ing taken at the Intramural office good milers in Van Ness an rbe.ll fi eet this (lenartmient should be weD pI icked after the A. A. U. meet, is again this week. The schedule will not be- iMCOS~l wth mmo ~ . 'expected to be the_ mainistay of the gin until aftemw exams. chi~l~hil~hP cossfonttiei ~~Dh~tr1 Blutler five, although Page has anotlier1 i , r, 4 ' I t ! i Y Johnny Minr, forward, is tihe chief factor in point accumulation for the Scarlet and Gray. Last season he sthe aureclof t h ecstongbWi scons! in al~ i e1niltthat ieIma n wAil nave to be' - ia hebrnt ofthe'l mO n Jo team in the closing secondb a "l n ieninnisa veteran from I i 1 1 1 7 i ton"ruoi mid floor, and they are outlatyr'sqd finished seconid among the scorers in I to prove their mettle tonight by down- ilate f eopiqud ndistowsapofirstirat the Big Ten and Tuesday night stood',.Iiiso eeoigit is:rt tliiid inthe ist o dae ths yer ?-a the Maroons. Chicago was badlyansos eil - Folloinghls oltonhis iyear.n ete y h udfetd plunger, but at present the squiad Folwigcosl n i hesiniban bydue u fete Ilinos eam'needs reserve material to =strengt ilien Ihat~~~~~ repntdreMedue, inrs't~o esevere whilpping, are i th~i repectareMel baw iviners ithis department. runnng ateat orwrdandCooii an angry mood. The dope favors a~snsaionCa eNo definite time has vet be nse Cunnhm wocetda.snainthe Gophers in this game because otf'for time taisd-atuet Ci g as: an end in football last fall andI their power to come through in :theten'derIieto(icg who plays center on the cage team.! closing mionients,. i'0d~tm eeat hyma. _____________________leave either Friday nightA or Saut~-,' Shaw and Cunningham Tuesday - nmorning. NWith (Gow (definitel y out o. night were tied for fourth place in Big M'jat Team Opens thme race, Coach MN~ann will have to de- To Coing.k CmrnIly rn vlpa new relay prospect fron mineI CatinJk Cmrn ly ru- Season Against "o i new material. Tihe 'Va m'itv nlip.~ guard and makes a successful4. Iwl1)befo shata ,quartet gl robably b iciked ion shta the basket on the average of iigge 'vresuiersCata er JosoDc uk, once or twice (luring each game. Back __atan___Joon i~~akn guard durties fall to~ Iced Seiffer, a asn n asc.iaemu playr wo i conideed ne o th 1Michigans wiestling team wiil open! definitely out of the relay race. ('oacli best defensive men- in the conference. its 1925 mat schedule tonight wvhen it 1 Mnn having (10(1(10(1 to havew ticl ii "i rThlese five veterans work together meets the Michigan Aggie grapplers tralo i blt atefn2 in a smooth fashion that .has permit-; at Lansing. Last year the Wolverinies I (ive. tod] diem to go through six games so wvere victorious over the Aggie team j far with only one, defeat, thmat at t he in the last meet of the season. The !laidI college coacthies aeOin(' Piuo'Nu handls of Princeton, while included in ! Aggies boast of a veteran team this 1 l England. the list of victims was Butler, which I year, the same that faced the Michi- I-___ humrbled three Big Ten, teams. gan= mat team last xvwinter with only Don't delay-Pay your Subscription Bill Hunt, thme fastest man on the one exception, today. team, is likely to see sonme service in Michigan xill enter the Conference relief of Seiffer, though Hunt will not race with only one veteran in tihe line- Iin confine his duties to work under the; up. 'While his team is only composed bucket. He is a good shot and has4 of inexperienced men, Coach Bark-er been used considerably this winter. I is confident that this year's teami will Marty Karow ,Ben Dempsey, and Jake! be an improvement over last season's Matusoff are extra, forwards whom team that finished close to the bottom Coach Olsen imll have on band to help ' of time Conference race, out time veterans if they are needed. Seven wrestlers will make time tril) Time Buckeyes wil be handicapped to Lansing. According to the final to some extent by the fact N'iat the lineup that wxas announced yesterday,! Balm, with Mliciigan will be thmeir Baker will wrestle in thme feather- third within eight dlays, their practice weight op~posinmg Gibbs, a 1923 veteranr having boon1 cut in on by a long' jour- of tihe Aggie team. barbel will enter1 novy to M adison , W is., fo r' a gam e TEUGS - his second year of conmpetitionm in the ai 1 5 p u d cl s . W li m o a Time Wolverines xwill also Iave-been drawn time'assignment to oppose the tsmun)trnv 10010aim eligle or 10'competi- lion has5 a wealthm of mnaterial from, whiichi to pick a team. Kubly, Petja, a ridl I cet ;styrr.'er are. shiowing to the' i ion whom Coach Farrell is -depending to. fill the big hmole left by the grad- uation of 'Smith and :\lacEilven in tihe high juip, are bioth Icaliug close to the six foot marki, amdid s bothi clear- ed this' miarkl several times last year,1 ies . advantage at liresont. 'Wikoff of Ohio State is a veteran: two railer who is sure; to. give Phelps some , trongopolimsitioni when the two ;ui'ospects are bright in thms event.. 1meet. (hic go with five veterans re-; Deart Hubbard has dlone little turI-?ing s exp. eting to make a stirong broad junmping as yet, confmmig his tar); t i' st honors in the four mile work to short sp~rints and starts as!. ic. c^;{ Nil and hleunke are certain Coach Farrell is counting on usingj ot nd apearto b setfor a hM in the dashes this this year. I fie seson.In the shot put Munz and Lovette None of these mnen are apt to break' are tossing tihe shot around the 42, armIIy recor's lbut xwith so many veter- foot mark wvhich is excellent for this -il",oft ihe 'alibre entered the one and: stage of time season. (, o ileraces are certain to be hotly,' cautos ( i od t tli'; season." riL' (l1IS' N'.riCEI c~ir I'lf "c"ith 1Did.- ,JSall . - mit 's t h', 'ack :)t 1is5 de k I eda;alter r Plunigers are needed for time Cail? ll y:temdny. Varsity squad. (Candidiates are lint iisdo ailii'il's tha5t;11he110 s ec~imsi 'exp)ected ito irepormt to Coach good player in IRobert Nipper, who: plays either forward or floor guard. Robert Wakefield andi Paul Christo-Il phem', two sop)homoires, have beein used at forward positiomns, in some of time' gamies anti have turned in tine per-11 forumances. Gordo Paul is anmothmer promising forward canditdate. liar-', her, wvho is regairded as one of tihe biest defensive, men in time middle-west. will take up his old station at b~ack! g'uar'd. P~age has not yet selected a regular line-upi and it is uniikely that lhe vill FO)UL ntj[R4W1NG 'lme folloxving teams are scheduled fer foumi throwing on Tuesday, Jan. 20: 8:30--alphma Clhi Rho, Alpha Kappa Lamnbda, Delta T~aum Epsilon, Nu Sigma Nu, Phi D~elta Epsilon, Phi Epsilon Pi, Phi Kappa, Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Kappa Taii, Delta Kapa Epsilon. 9:00--Phi Lambda Kappa, Phi Mu Delta, Phi Pi, Psi Omega, Tan Ep- silon. Phi, Tau Delta Phi, Theta Chi, Theta Delta Chii, Theta Xi, Zeta Sete.rTau !.1 " t0--.el TniT nl~ h.. a... T ... do so as time versatility of hmis men ai-': ''~~ "~LtL ~UJ~t~ lows him to arrange a number of dif- r(Ii Phi, Ph Kappa Alpha, Beta Phi ferent commbinations, all oif which ap- EDelta. peamr equally str-ong. A different start-'-__ ___________________ ing line-up has beeii used in everyll game this season. All assistant track manager Thme Butler team this year has tre- tryouts report this afternoon or wendous scomring power, thme men coin-I any afternoon this week at the bluing keen basket eyes with their I Yost field house. speed andt height. Tme defensive play, A. V. HERRICK, of the qu intet is even mnore satisfac- 1 Manager. t ory. t !, j ''2.I Wokme hpoinltedh olit that o al y last year he signed a 10-year I' ('Omt 1'zm in to coach at Notr'e Da me. Manmm at time Union from 1.2 un- tli 3 o'clock, ani at the Y. M'. C. A. fool after flhnt time. ~cold days are ideal for outdolor sports. door clothin necessary for ladies and 41} put. to some disadvantage by their .gamemo with Northwestern last Satur- day and their trip to Purdue 'Wednes- day. Naples, Jan. 16-Thme closing of time University of 'Naples for the d: yxvas ordered by the rector after several' :students hadlboon injured in serious disorders between time fascists,. and anti-fascist factions. Wolverine nmat star. Teopfer' will face Hanson, the capt- aiimamid star of Aggie team, in, time lightweight class. Hanison was un- defeated iast year. K~ailes, a natural 135 pounder, will fill tihe gap left by: Shafer, who wvas recently (declaredh in-' eligable in time 145 pound division. Sicar fteWleiewl:meet either Berquist or Hioughton iin time 158 pound class. Iagguthm, a meumber of Michmiganm's. football team, is scheduled to wrestle' Murray in thme light heavyxweighmt. Ec- kert, Aggic heavyweight, will meet Goldstein, time Michigan 215 pounder. Washington, JIan. 16.-Amng ~thme vice-presidenits elected by thme Aumer- ican Engineering council at its con-~ vention here today was Gardner S. These clear, crisp We have the out men. 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