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ANNAPOLIS, Md., Oct. 27.-The y $:.
Navy today started final preparations
for the football game with Michiganj
on Satturday. Under- the direction of
Coach John E. Owsley the sailors wiliV
devote the remainder of this week to
perfecting the plan of attack which L:.">r
they. will use against the Big Ten ag-
gregation. . '} I ': cY:: :'"";':: .rr,.-" r:r.:.::.:,"; t.. .,r;}:::?: ' ,r.;:.c N
The fracas with PI'rinceton, which j '*.:.
ended in a 10 P1 .10 tie, left all of the ..f :' " :.. .-.' <.. .r.: .
players in excellent condition and no ,. :. $"r " , ,. "k x,
,casualties resulted from the game
with Washington last week-end. The J T1I o~~
Navy's overwhelming win against Willie Hoppe, 18.2 balkline biliia-rd champion for 13 years, will meet
Washington proved conclusively that f'Jake Schaeffer, the present title hold fir, in an exhibition match at the Un-
the sailors have a powerful scoring, ion today.
aggregation, and the playing of th~e Hoppe won the championship for the first time in 1906, and after the
substitutes, who were used in the, death of the elder Schaeffer in 1908 h'e was invincible (defeating all-corners.
game, showed that the AnnapolisJ It stook a descendant of the Schaeffe r family to wrest the title from him in
squad has a number of second string 1bi the tournament of 1923, when Youn'? Jake Schaeffer first caine into the
men who are capable players.'pbi eye after 11 years of p~repara'tion.
To date the Navy team has shown H-oppe and Schaeffer are easily t he two outstanding billiard stars of
good' co-ordination, of attack and athe day and their match at the Union should (disclose sonmc fine playing.
pleasing knowledge of fundamental
football. In the first game of the-
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'Winner To Meet Hoppe In Exhibhition i Okl aboman A. andl x. Athlete Chosen
3hatch Tonight At tVnion; Meyers To Succeed D)ick Barker As
Plays Jake Seluieffer Wrestling Mentor
TICKETS AVAILABLE MEN MEET TONIGHT
Arithur C. Lumnley, '24L, defeatedl Clifford Keen, former star athlete
Albert WT. Meyers, '27M, in the finals; at Oklahoma A. and M. college, has
of the all-campus billiard tournament been chosen to coach the Michigan
last night at the Union. wrestling team for the coming year,
SThe match was closely contested according to an announcement made
throughout Luniley leading Mleyers by, by Fielding H. Yost, director of ath-
a low point lead throughout the match, letics, yesterday.
the final score being 100 to 94. Keen comes to the University sup-
Hoppe and Schaeffer will meet in4 ported by a strong athletic record,
exhibition matches this afternoon and winning letters in three sports while
again tonight at the Union. After an undergraduate at Stillwater. In
the completion of their match tonight, his last two years at, college he was
Hloppe will meet Lumlicy, and Schaef- a member of the Varsity football team,
fer will take on Meyers in a pair of playing regular center in his senior
( exhibition games. year. Keen was developed into a foot-
Admission to both matches will be ball player under the coaching of
by ticket. The tickets. are now avail- John F. Maulbetsch former All-Ameni
able at the main desk of the Union, can football player at Michigan, who
at Hustons, and from members of! is now head football coach at the
the committee in charge, which isr Oklahoma school.
headed by Leo Tobin, '26P. the priceI Although Keen participated in foot-
for tickets to the afternoon perform- ,ball and track, his main interests
ance will be 50 cents, while a charge:wr etrdo wetig h e
of 75 cents will be made for tonight's!i Wolverine coach was never defeated
match. by a man in his own class, and has
Because of the large number of stu- j suffered by one defeat in 22 matches.
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Dave Fultz, former president of thelfention as one of the raie, ai
International league, former Brown virtual head of tlwi( cuseall " taye:r,
football and baseball star, and at xratemu.itv. which ogniaio at-
present an attorney, 'will, officiate at ! '.niljtcd to band the majorleaii
Saturday's important clash with the 'players into a grouts that could suc-
Annapolis eleven at Ferry field, this r cessfully cope with the owners.
being the first time that an Eastern hvlen the International league was
official will referee a football con-
test in Ann Arb~or since the Marine inl need of a p~residlent. some years ao
game two the club owners chose ha~ve ltb -
gaetoyears ago.; and the formxer Br nsaraa
Fultz first became known as an ath- c tO to i.t the chief mnogul;
lete at Brown, w.here he wvas consid-1 o 01 ganized asbal leading thec
ered an outstanding diaind lierfor- ; fight for the li t,.naitional league i
mer. He then entered the majors, 1th(e(draftit arthat ws waged so hot-'
where he attracted considerable at- ily n Us o i vi ears ago.
CAssistinge, _l'ereeFoltz inl hand(iii:
throughout the fall, in order to get 1Saturdlay's wae\ill bo J oli
the men in condition for the opening Sc bon lnei, 0icg, Iumpire; .Iohum!iI,
of the season after Christmas. Due Nichols, Oberlin, field jiudige; 1M. C.
to the fact that Coach Keen will notj Mamnma. \wVpit l'int, ha ieia~
report to the University immediately Schommer, who is knowvn to ms
the candidates will work out under, Michigan studlents as one of 1the es
the supervision of Russell Baker, cap-I basketball officials in the ,'s-tern
t i of t e 1 2 te m uni hewl s ln i t e n x pletes his present' contract, two W olverine grid battles,
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Beason iNavy.. avwneu VY IIIIdIn c nu ,
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Mary, 25-0. The following week Mar- -mthst 1
quette was defeated 19-0. This re- 1, 7" i~ DJ Q the mace, thy wil e hed in thetemaSilwtrOkhoaAan
sult, was a cause of great satisfac- B OX A~.~~asmlyhl fth noblahr M. won the Southwestern conference
tion to Navy supporters, since Mar-* aal f etn 0 proshy wrestling title for three consecutie
qutehdbae h alr h r-I 1 ing been erected in the hall.'yas Inhsfrtwoerst co-
qute a baente alosth re IThe afternoon match will start at I ege as he I i wrestled atw 175r pounds, but
'vious year, 21-3. y~afISOryfco. 4 :30 o'lock and the second erform- latrtanddw oetrit h
Th'e line this year is much. better B aqe 11ayfco.pLtrtanddw oetrit h
than' have been Navy lines for the past1 Coach~ Yost, arrayed in a regular A strong offensive team is little' ane at 7 :30 o'clock, Schaeffer is the 158 pound class.
few years. It has plenty of weight, football uniform, and shieldedl from I moeta tog llc!gta isn 8. akiecapo hl All candidates for the Varsity wrest-~
as blocking clears the path for the Hope held that honor for a number lng tam will meet at 7:30 o'clock to-
and ' is as fast as the average line.{ the brisk wiid by a heavy sheepskin,j man with the all. A hard tackling of years. Originally it was intendedI night in room 316 at the Union to dis-
{For tenter Osborne has been doing the sent his charges through a long prat- eeni s aualyastogdeesv to have the winner of the tournamentcusognztnfrthcmigea
greater part of the playing so far tice session that lastedl until the gath- ta.Ys neecamd Gv c1 meet Schaeffer but he chose to meet Isn okuswl tr meitl
thssaoatog oc wlyering, dusk made it well nigh impos- godbokradatum a ar Hoppe.
has another good man, Hoerner, as sible to see the ball yesterday after- thed bll!k Give nc 11dgood acklryS, hefradHpewl oet at the field house and will continue
a sSchaiiutr and Hoppeiwillpcomeito._otheball!_Divem e_11_goodtacklers
ah usti e othevt it I'on and try and beat me" Ann Arbor from Detroit where they
Thfursaebt'hay e ih No new plays are being given toh1isteee have been playing a series of exhii
1lsdteatr tion matches at the Recreation ~WETIGCNIAE
guard is captain o tae team. He is intersectional clash with the Navy, no' okwt egh inl I h 91tunmnoeo h
also a boxer. Edwardsj'a giant Texan,, as Coach Yost figures that his team! drill, most exciting billard championship All candidates for the Varsity
is at right guard. Edwards is Navy's now has a sufficient variety of plays While the first eleven was runningi games in the history of the sport wrestling teamu should meet at
undefeated he~avyweight wrestler, and to present a formidable offense Sat- through signals, the second team was Schaeffer won the bank and ran 86 7 :30 o'clock today in room
is captain ofte i tp ea.Teudy mpaihwvr is bigpte gis Coach Ray Fisher's re- before missing. 316 at the Union for an organiza-
tackles' are GVc Korsf at left, a placed upon the Navy attack, which serves. A considerable number of tinmein.WrotswlHe
Eddy at right. Wickhorst is consid- has shwmosdrbepxeri lyr eeue aanttersre I)~c then ran 140 before missing. tinmeng Wokuswlb-
ered ~by many to be the best plae games thus far. ;oti,in order to give the substitutes WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-A 1000- sginl attoneand allsmecndidte
on the team. He has a brother play-1 The first half of the afternoon wrasj on the squad an opporunity to dis- 00,odisu yth iyan ,on TAD WIEMAN,
iug 'guard for Illinois. Eddy, right d~voted entirely to fuiidaunentauls. I play their wares as the season prog- ty of Honolulu was tauthoizcd by Assistant Director of Athletics.
tacleisth smeEdy hostokd A long kicking and passing drill resses. President Coolidge. ____________________
thee avyshelvto vicoryat teoIwvictloinordrtt insre onts- hHowver thnVaritysubtittesinsure_______________j__However,_____the___Varsity_____substitutes__________
Poughkeepsie Regatta last June. The Ried success ini these departments. failed to reveal anything startling in'IIlIIIIIII~II~t~~IIIIiII~~I
wingmen are Bernet and Hardwick. While Gilbert, Fuller anid Parker the contest, finding it difficult to gain III =illllillllllltliiilll lllllllili1t11i1it111tlil
were kicking, the other members ofI any headway against the Fisher 2
S E D A Tfthe team were sent down tinder the squad. _ Ablerr v.owti Lowr uor 1w'Ct f 1rr i, ial-y
SpIJ ~ unts, covering thle receiver, and Definite announcement of Tonm f f
Ifollowing the bal closely whenever Edwards' condition will not be -
Kappa Nu beat Tan Epsilon Phi,; it rolled along on the ground. forthcoming until tomorrow or Fri=IYc k4
9 to 6, in thte first elimination round Coach Yost then ordered a block- day, but it is practically ertain that p O
of luterfraternity speedball. 'ing and tackling session, and kept the T !on will bie- unable to resume his I -O
The game betwen Phi Chi and Phi players busy at this phase of "the1 regular positiont agaist the Nay. '
Sigma Delta ended, 9 to 9, and was game for quite a while. No matter The star tackle was out yesterday=
called_ on account of darknesp. The ho'w far advanced a Michigan team'; in a sweat shirt and sweat pant,
next gmswl be played at 5 o'clock may be, the coach continues the ork andI confied his work to running - he KIPat
tomorrow. They are: Theta Clhi vs. in fundamental blocking and tackling, signals, and jogging about tile field. jFor theavy P r
Tau Delta Phi, Phi Lambda Kappa vs. which probably is more responsiblel The same line that face the Illini 1,-Are
Alpha Sigma Phi, and Beta Theta Pi for the phenomenal success of most last Saturdlay will in all probability. ~r
vs. Kappa Nut. Yost elevens than any other single take the field against the Navy. f .-.. We Are Oferng
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