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ruof their Conference mc--ts and also Not disheartened, the coach soon in- 'or a Milichigan team.
KEEN HIM E t~he meet with M. S.C. The only creased his sqluad to t10 men and then Thie first meet this season can h rgtapc ftesao a ak!pon t nalcmu rsln einb dbcueo h bec
IN ARSTYr's winning of the Conference title tourney wrhichi more than 60 mien en- of snectators and at the Chicago mieet
Wetigwsrcgieasam-gaged as wrestling coach on the rc Ccach Keen. I _____________-
Wrsln a eonzda n -or sport at Mlichigan three years ago c mmiendation''of JIohnny Maulhetsch ! In coinn -1 tiicn, tlw t ti~ir on itsI-!
when Richard Barker was engaged as former Michigan all-American foot: first meet vwith M. S. C. by Up over- NOTRtE i)AINE.- The Notre Dame
coach, a schedule was drawn uip with ball star. The day alter heis arrival],' wNheliuing score ano then lost dire;? ' Athletic association, at a recent meet..-
other Conference schools, and one !Coach Keen had issued a call for can- Conference mnatches to Ohio, Indiana, ing, awarded six major letters and t
Meet was arranged with M. S. C. didates and hiad those who resp)ond(-E andt Purdue. The Wolverine wvresti-. I four minor letters to basketball play-;
The resuilts of the first season- was ed at work in the field house.! ers finished ulp the season in seventh Iers who went throughi the season with
a defeat in every Conference meet Cocach Keen had only one letter nman' .lace b~y winning from NortlhwesternIa, record of 19 victories and one do'
anid a victor~y'ini the* M. S. C. meet, to start the season, only six who had -and defeatng Cicag--o in the play offl feat.
TPhe next season was 'even worse as Iseen pr evious competition, andi sipx for seventh place and thus winnting
the Wolverine grapplers again lost all others who answered his first call, the first Conference wrer hing meets' Patronize Daily Advertisers.
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21-22-23
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