1P4OIfl SIX TI-JE MICHIGAN DATI A' 5 IIIISI3AY,. NOV' EMI3EII 26. 12, ..... ....... .... ........ - .ate..: r L .,,,, t"N ............... ... .o.v: - ( Capt. Callahan WJOLVERINES LOOK Ean rs Earns Cross I TO'SECONDTiTLECountryAward, leahh i Court 'Naterial, Including, Roy Calahan, Varsity cross coup-j shiny Veterns, Practichig ;try captain, will be awarded his Var- Under41'ocli Nthersity "Nl" for this pat season, accor(I- ________ac Mthr ing to an a'ou ncement madte by AES ID CoachSteveFarrellyesterday, de- spite earlier reports which statedl that only Briggs and lornberger had With the 1925 Big Ten football earned their letters. championship safely put away, Michi- J Captain Callahan failed to earn his gan will make a strong bid for an- Varsity insignia in competition thisl other title, looming up as one of the F year. as injuries and illness prevent- outstanding contenders for the Con- ed him from running in any of the l ference basketball championship. meets except the first meet of thej The Wolverines have not had the season with Wircomsin, but a rule of l honor of claiming the .Big Ten bas- the athlofic association states that, ketball title since 1920, and it is with "The captain of any team shall al- great anticipation that the Michigan ways be considered eligible to re- fans view the coming season. Every ceive the Varsity insignia, any of the year since that time Coach Mather's above rules notwithstanding." squad has been making a bitter fight Caliahan was; slated to play a starI to regain the premier honors, but role with the harrier squad this sea- have fallen short of the goal each son, but the hard luck jinx that has season. !followed the Wolverine leader duringl Coach, Mather will *be ably assisted his first two years oi, ,cross country in his coaching duties by Franklin experience again appeared, with thel Cappon and "Duke" Hayes. Cappon result that first he Wxas injured and is a product of the skipper's, playing then he became ill.- on the 1922 Michigan cage team.t hayes assisted Mather last season and will devote his time this year be- r tween the physical education school OR, SPEW hONES I1 GRANGE TO DON PRO JERSEY TODAY 11N 'PLA CE OF " 77" -===nr - - f . Grid Schedule May Remain Without Change Michigan's football schedule for the 1:1926 season will probably call for six Conference games with- the same elevens which faced the Wolverines thiis. fall, but no definite approach has been made to any of the Big Ten schools, according to Fielding H. Yost, director of athletics. Michigan has unexpired contracts with Wisconsin, Illinois, and the Navy. The Badgers and the Illini are sched- uled to play on Ferry field next fall, while th'e Navy calls for a game in the East. Coach Yost will undoubtedly con- tinue relations with Michigan State, Minnesota, and Ohio State,, three tra- ditional games for the ,ostmen. Northwestern and Indiana have not been approached concernin1g the sched- uling of games, but if dates ,can -be arranged it is likely that these two schools will be on the Wolverine schedule. Definite arrangements will be made at the Conference schedule ;meeting to be held in Chicago Dec. 3, 4, and 5. ~CROSS COUNTR AAE MISSOURI ENDS SEASON WITHi SETBACK BUT WINS TITLE (By Associated Press).-year, while allntherother teams but KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 25.--There, Kansas have another game in which are still three Missouri valley confer- nthey may add to their totals. ence games to be played, but the Un-, Individual scorers iversity of Missouri has captured , T FG PAT Pts. the 1925 football championship, in J. Behm, Iowa State ..4 1 5 38 site of their defeat by Kansas Sat- ,(Includes3 safeties) urdayin the last few minutes of play. Jackson, Missouri.....6 0 0 36 Iowa State, the runner-up, also was Spears, Drake........5 0 0 30 defeated Saturday. Two intersection- Meeter, Grinnell......3 2 6 3Q al games round out the season's pro- Corey, Iowa State .....5 0 0 30 gram Thanksgiving day, Nebraska en-IMoaGinl....302 0 tertaining Notre Dame and Drake Moritean, Griseouri....31 2 201 playing Southern Methodist universi- 1N. Behm, Iowa State . .3 0 0 18 ty at, Dallas Texas. The conzerence Meek, Kansas Aggies . .3 .0 0 18 standing: i Rhciles, Nebraska.....3 0 0 18 Op, }Lamb, Oklahoma......3 0 0 18 Won Lost Tied Pts. PtsJ Clark, Missouri.3 0 0 18 Missouri . 1 1 100 8 Brown, Nebraska......2 0 3 15 Iowa State ... 1 100 1 , Sweet, Grinnell.......2 0 0 12 lDrake " . ....5 2 0 59 to r'Hall, Oklahoma .. 2 0 0 12 Grinnell......2 1 1 82 60 Nebrask4 ....2 2 1 52 29 Kansas Aggles.2 2 1 58 36 PITTSBURGH.-Detroit will be the Oklahoma ....2 3 1 58 44 mecca for American and Canadian !Kansas.......2 5 1 X30 68 skaters and takes rank as the first Okla. Aggies .0 2 1 34 71jcity outside of the East ever to stage Washington ..0 4 1 26 96 an ice speed championship meet of - international character. The City of KANSAS CITY, Mo., Nov. 25.-Jack-I Straits has been awarded the Interna- son of Missouri is the leading point tional Skating association meet, the scorer of the Missouri Valley confer- exact date for the carnival to be de- ence, with his schedule closed for the cided later. ., and the basketball team. With the opening game of the 1925- 26 season scheduled for two weeks from Saturday, Coach Mather is faced1 with the problem of selecting the1 opening lineup from the wealth of material on this year's squad. The members of the football team who are planning on joining the basketballl squad have not reported yet, but arel expected early next week. Bruce Gregory is scheduled to re-1 port Monday. Gregory was a member of the squad most of last year, andl is counted on to strengthen the squad this season. Sammy Babcock is alsot expected to join the squad soon. Benny Oosterbaan and Bo Molenda two of Yost's stars, are heralded as two of the outstanding sophomore basketball candidates of the Confer- ence. In 1923, both Oosterbaan and Molenda earned the "all-American" prep school honors in the national i1- terscholastic basketball tournament at Chicago. Coach Mather has been working with the rest of the squad for morel than four weeks, and has th'e men WILL LEAVEMINNESOTA (By Associated Press) MORGANTOWN, W. Va., Nov. 24.- Dr. Clarence W. Spears, head football coach at the University of Minnesota, said here today that there was no basis for the report that he was con- sidering relinquishing his position at Minnesota because of dissatisfaction with the administrative side of the athletic department. Dr. Spears, who arrived in Morgan- town today, declared the trip was. made merely to visit friends and wit-. ness West Virginia university, where he has been coach for four years, in its final game of the season tomorrow against Washington and Jefferson. The Minnesota coach declared he was satisfied with his team's record, despite its 35-0 defeat by the Univer- sity of Michigan last Saturday, and said he had /told the Gopher author- Elliott Chamberlain, '27, was ap- "Red" Grang(, and "Ied" Grange, perhaps the most famous and colorful figure in the an- nals of the grid game, will make hisI professional debut this afternoon, playing for the Chicago Bears against the Cardinals. At the same time, the old number "77" jersey which covered the body of the famous redhead as1he spread! -havoc through the opposing arrays,( vill be placed in a position of honor In the new Illini gymnasium. T['his famous emblem of gridiron prowress will tell its story to the ages as the jersey receives the admiring gazes of the throngs in future years. The Bear's stadium is completely sold out and the football worll s ready to see the far famed flash ap- pear in his new role. PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NOW. pointed Varsity cross country mana- ger for the next season yesterday, Iws Famous Jersey with Staffan A. Ecklund, '28; James Toling, '28, Bernard Pupko, '28, and I Robert E. Reynolds, '28, as assistants, Coach Mann has cancelled this Grove G. Tolcott, '28E will serve as week's all-campus swimming meet alternate. due to Thanksgiving. The meet will All these appointments were made be held next week as usual. J pending approval by the Board of Coni- - trol of Athletics, which will pass on The weekly calisthenics and swim- them at its next meeting. ming drill, which is usually held every j Thursday noon, will not be held this ILet The Daily sell it for you thru week, on account of Thanksgiving. the Classified columns.-Adv. Ak arden° Inc. well advanced in the fundamentals of ities before assuming the position the game. In the tentative lineup, that he would not undertake to pro- four members of the squad are con- duce a winning team the first year. sidered possible starters in the open- Director., of Athletics H. A. Stans- ng game. The skipper has been us- bury, of West Virgina university said Ing Captain Dick Doyle at center, Red' there had been no negotiations with Cherry at guard, and Harrigan and Dr. Spears for his return here. "We Chambers at the forwards. are entirely satisfied and pleased with Harrigan was an outstanding play- the workS of Coach Errett Rodgers er on the 1927 freshman basketball and 'his assisting staff of West Vir- team, but was ineligible for Varsity ginia graduates, and expect to have competition last fall. Wilbur Petrie, them all back next season," Mr. a sophomore from Huntington, Ind., Stansbury said. "We are thoroughly is another forward possibility. Kuen- ( committed to the graduate system of zel and Line, members of last sea- coaching, and will adhere to it." son's squad, have reported and will Director Stansbury added that there have to be considered as possibilities were no West Virginia alumni or for the Michigan squad in the Con- Morgantown business men at Ann Ar- ference race this season. bor with authority to speak for the univ e it y chli tJU utadn1 Lt t1 rl P . ,, a IOWA CITY, Ia.-Gus Wunschell of Davenport, was chosen to lead the 1929 freshman football team at a meeting of the yearling grid team CHICAGO. - Wally Marks half- back, was elected to the captaincy of the 1926 Chicago university football team. He won on the first ballot over Drain, quarterback. CHICAGO.-Ike D'avis, White Sox shortstop, who broke a knee-cap in the city series with the Cubs, under- went a second operation last week. IOWA CITY.-More, than 20 weight men are working out daily under Coach Martin in preparation for the opening of the track season. The Michigan Chimes will pick an all-Conference fbotbalj .team which ,will be announced in the Nov. 29 is- sue. university atmeuc aeparmenr, ana said that he was confident nobody had represented himself as possessing such authority. - 11 MANN ANNOUNCES CHANGE IN SWI)IMING TRIP Coach Mann announced a slight correction in the tour which the swimming team has scheduled for the Christmas holi- Idays. The Detroit Athletic club which was originally carded for jDec. 19, will be met on Dec. 18 ' instead, and the DetroitYacht club will be the first team that the squad will meet after it leavestAnn Arbor for its holiday Itrip, talking the Detroit Athletic club's place on the schedule. To- ledo Y. M. C. A.'s team will be encountered in the afternoon in- stead of at night on Dec. 24. 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