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PRIDA Y, JANUARYr 21, 1927,
TI-IF MICHIGAN D)AILY
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CHANCES LIKELY ON
MIIflGAN MAT TFAM
311cligaii Wrestling Coach Expet
To M1ake Chages In Line-up
Meomre . S. C. Meet
O~N DISSATISFIED
As a result of the recent Iowa tri
C6i h" Clifford Keen will probahi:1
niauke a numbier of changl;es in th
mlakeup of thi Wolve-ie lmat ten':
that is to 'meet tie lVlichigan Stae
outfit tomorrow afternoon at th
field house. Tice Spartans will invad
Ann Arbor with the strongest ma
team that has been developed at State
college in recent years
The Leonard-coached team has
gained victories in its first two meets
of tihe season. These sccesses
seem to indicate that Michigan will
encounter considerably more compe-
tition than last season when they de-
feated the=Green and White, 14 to 0,
by winning every math.
Changte Likely At 115 Pounds
One of the probable changes in the
Michigan lineup wil be Kailes, who
may' wrestle at 115 pounds instead of
Bake; Wolverine undefeated star as
Coach Keen expects to give him a
rest fro m . the hardship Of making
weight. T'ailes, all-campus champion
in this division, was Baker's under-
study last season and made a godl
impressicon'ill the Chicago meet when
he p erformed in the 125 pound class.
The Mchig'an entry will meet Gibbs,
who is beginning his third season as
a Spartan matrnan and holds two vic-
tories so far this year.
Naglekirk, who made a good show-
ing on the recent trip by winning both
of his matches, or Baker, will wrestle
at 125 pounds. State will be repre-
sented by Avery, who, although he is
a sophomore, gained an advantage of
more than nine minutes over Bly of
Chicago last week-end.
In the 135 pound class Watson will
wrestle Landsburg, 'another sopho-
more grappler who is regarded as one
of the best men on the team. Lands-
burg set a record for the State mat
when he gained an advantage of nine
mfintes and 57 seconds over Sachaar
of Chicago. Watson's performance
on the recent Iowa trip stamps him
as one of Keen's best men, at 'Cornell
'he'defeated Jones, one of the two best
men on Bar'ker's team, by a fall and
against the Iowa State teachers he
won a decision over Bartame, their
best "grappler.
Galsterer, Sauer, and Warren are
nagain fighting it out' on nearly even
terms for the 145 pou~d honors. Cal-
sterer, who was late in reporting, is
now in good condition and ready to
work, if Coach een decides to use
him. State's 145 pounder is Captain
Berquist, wrestling for the third sea-
son on a Green and White team. Hle
can be counted 'to offer the Michiga.
entry.,re~.I competitio.
r.ager, Greiling s. Prestoni
Captin Donahoe will meet either
sBean or Black in the 158 pound class.
IThe former lost to Pennstone of Chi-
ca'go by a wide margin, while Dona-
hoe holds two victories over the Ma-
roon 158 pounder. Both of these were
falls.
As yet Coach 'Keen has not decided
kMichigan's 175 pound representative
for tile meet. Hager and reiling
will be pressed for the place by Pres-
ton, AMA man and freshman numeral
winner ,who recently repoted for the
squad.
Prescott, Michigan's heavyweiht
who made a good showing against
Iowa State Teachers college, wil meet
eBarrett, State's giant repesentative
in the unlimited division. Barrett,
who was the regular center on the
rSpartan football team last fall, tips
the scales at 225 pounds. This is his
first year of Varsity competition.
AT THE DETROIT THEATERS
(1.ARRICI I
In '~fiE aTR 11 Sinashilng Cordedy Success
"THE SHELF"
vith Arthur Blyron DonaldI Meek
and a Great Cast
5 NIGHTS
Bonstelle MfAINEES
- PLYHOUE - Tues., Thurs., Sat.
PLAYHOUSE50c and 75)c
,V? : ours a Night for 10 :Months
New York Shook with Laughter
"ALIAS THE' DEACON"
Li 1k ely A To . l MakL1,e His'ALL PU ' f 4LES REGULA. . ~d . T ING ELIGIBILITY y X Hoosiers HoldJ Lead
1Third 'TripOf Yerrt ; U Y NRMUA FFC~In Off ense; Varsity
_Fl,-.,}tt~ f o",1.2"{.prtcpa~ ly{ arol hilb cxsieeda " - H as Better Defense
ill int a rurnurac Ivtics IS be l' ingchc >11'i ti-s' ~y il o nal
tI '$')(ci .,e' , 1)9W tit?' 1:jet Eiltio11 i -esinin uniewal er award P.lbo aft-'s
$. faskey'~ erward hieco~r.es in' ligilile for the cr-_ Michigan and Indiana basketball
r lla~ alcEltournanlienlts is r. teamhs, tied for first place in the Con-
$. ~sity is barred from allaying On anl in-;-
es~pecially k yen. ' :efollowing rules tralxiural ta ( , g heperiod of 1is9:ference standing 'ihtre wn
;o- 4t s( ilii);t ipelurt -flt fons theat every'iegblty each, have shown almost equal
':*ltesciit 5110111( know, ;strength, offensively and defensively, rt
Lr' tudet wh hasx~e Sec. 1Q.-A player nmay rep-esent Ills sin ce the regular season has been Uln-
the. Va-s(ty A wst dent1who hill tfia.ss (n:tali-fr shman) and anly other 1der way.
! not e eiibeto cmoeinlthat par-,Ol ni Ii sao; te- Although the Hoosiers have a 1 1->3
elpbl oi mwise,Ihe ina not- play e nmor'e than oinit advantage 'in scoring over the ,
L(1ft~t.r 51)01%t one eemin ny ivenspot.ifte en
(b) A student WA '"l l rcetived n; tW31 i ayrefeisorneftrn-the latter have hld tltheir
3r A...orAlfr wadtering one contest with a given team,> opponents to 1 2-3 less points per
a player mlay nlot t ransfer to anlotherHaestiicso.
e 4 )llhiete cii oclass IB team in tha ll~ hat grt naame as ts eshow. nie e-
e ;articular sport. a h etofniere
cS et,. ).--(a) No individual whlo has -__________ ord with 33 2-3 points Per game, while
t ~been ai))l)C br of a Varsity squad atj HOCKEYMAN MAY PLAY](IFi Michigan is second, and Purdue third. F;
tieo egularlychuldVriy nri lq Wisconsin leads defensively, with ani
g amne or who joins the Varsity squad ii~vii.x rg f2 - onssoe gis
..> after the starting, of the intramnural; it, while Michigan is again second, T
.:r season in that sport, shall play onl an If his rapid improement contiues, a nn Illinois third.
inltramnuril teanm, in that s porktU durinlg' Neil Gabler, star defenses manl onI Scoring statistics hlave been soile-
the same season. i Coach Josephl Barss' hockiey sextet, whiat iniconisistenlt with teanm standings,i
Sec. 4.-No regular nmembers of all may be ready for p~lay in the game the figures disclose. Ohio State, M.-
Wnyne *";. freshman or reserve squads shlall com- {with. Windsor Wialkterville Technicail nesota, and, Northwestern have a;l
Wayne chrodr pte onintramural teanms in the samed school tomorrow night. Ile hasno shwpordfsieecdadar
IWho is a valuable -substitute, will sport that season. All individuals who, been allowed to leave the poptl o ttetoo d fsiehecostand artej
probably leave with theMihgnjaem brso these squads one day yet, it was learned yesterday after- last two named having been dlefeatedI
cagers again tonight. prior to the opening of the intramural !noon. inalfu trs
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WANTED
WANTED-Roommate second ee-
ter, Lit. $4 suit,-. 908 Moenroe.
Phone 6873. 85-3v
WVANTrED STUTDENT'S to know th it
Sain pays from 4~ to $1. for old
sunls and overcoats.
121 E. ANN DIAL 430e
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LOST-Leather coat in Waterman$
Gym. Call 8017. 85-86-87
LOST-January 17, in cr near Hill
Auditorium, a platinum bar lain. Re-
ward. 608 Oswego St. Tel. 6172.
53-54-85
LOST-2 handbags between iXI. C. de-
pot and Church . St. Finder notify
Bud Taxi, 122 So. Ashley. Dial !)504.S-48
LOST--Sigma Phi Badge. Finder
pl a e c l 9 7 4 8 -6LO S T - G reen S laeffer PEen in n atu ral
Science Bldg. on Monday. Call 7472.
84-85
FOR SALE
FOR SALE--Dress suit, wvorn thnree
times. To fit tall mlan. Call eve-
nlings. 106,E. Kingsley St. 85-86-87
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NOTICE
NOTI CE--Good Eats ('afeteria hne
Through the management ofth
Good Eats Cafeteria its employees:;
jand orchestra will give a get ac-
quainted dance Friday night Jan. 21.
9 to 12. Every one welcome. 82-85
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NOTICE-Exceptional bargain ini a
Conn Tenor Saxophone. Save you
$70. Easy termns. University llusics
House. t f
NOTICE-Cutters, sleighing 'parties,
saddle horses. Superior horses and
equipmen L. Kentucky Riding Ac-
' cademy, Detroit St. Near M. C.
Depot. Dial 7600. 84-85-87
STUD EN TS
SWorking your way? The best proposi-
tion on, the campus. Phone Landis
3489. thus,-fri-Sat
"T1"PE{W 111Th N (and Ilieniograph-
ugpromptly andl neatly done
by experienced operators at mod-
erate rates. Theses and college
work a specialty for 8 -years. 0.
4 D. Morrill, 171 Nickels reade. The
{Typwriter and Stationery Store. tf
tNOTICE-Expert repair' wor:k on all
nmusical instruments. Quick service
'University Music house. 11 tf
NOTICE--A genuine Victrola, table
_ type for $17.50, a portable at $15, 3
monthls to pay. Un1iversity Music
House. tf
ENOTICE-Freshman wants roommate
for second semester. Call 0~610.
83-84-85
NOTICE-Tickets for Armory Dance
for sale at Graham's Book Store.,
Foster Smoke - Shop. City Cigar
Store. 83-84-85-86
NOTICE--Try one of our new Cone
1Loud Speakers for $15.00. Schae-
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FOR SALE--Man's fur goat, type-
writer, ritle, skiffs. Dial 210835.
814-85-86t
TYPEWRITERS-All makes, sold,
rented, exchanged, cleaned, repair-
ed. Largest and best stock to be ob)-
tained anywhere. 0. D. MORRILL,
17 Nickels Arcade. Authorized deal-
er: Phone 6615, L. C. Smith & Cor-
ona Typewriters, Inc. tf
FOR RENT
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ROOMS FOR RENT--Double front
$6.00; double sidle $5.00; Suite $7.50;
singles $4.00.: Warmr rooms and con-
stant hoot water. 803 S. State St. 85
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for boys. 204 No. Ingalls, or p~hone berle and Son Music House. ti
3627. 851 -
FOR RENT-Single room for girl in NOTICE--Armory Opening dance.
quiet private house. Only rooms Every Friday and Saturday. Lund-
rentd. Dal 49~.85-8-87 quist Wolverine Orchestra.
rented.____Dial__5495.___ 85-86-87___82-83-84-85-86
FOR RENT -AF. single r'ooml for up-
per-class woman or graduate. PhoneI
3743. 85-86-87
FOR RENT-Single roomW for rent.)
No other students in house. Phgpne
6623. 84-85-86-87-88-891
FOR RENT-Pleasant single and dou-
ble rooms. Reasonable prices. Rear
of Mich. Union oft Thompson. 514
Cheever Court. Phone 8628
84-85-86
INOTICE -Dance at the Good °Eats
Cafeteria Friday, Jan. 21. Every
body welcome,'gents -50c, ladies free.
Punch and wafters served. 609
East Williaims. 82-83-84-85
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FOR RENT-A double anid single
room. Warm and light. Five blocks
from campus. Phone 6521. 208 N.
Divisi~n. 84-85-86
FOR RENT-One single anid one large
4room for two. Near Law club.
517. E. Madison. 84-85-86-87-88-89
TO RENT-Three room furnished
apartment. Available Feb. 1. 119
IIN. Thayer. P~hone 21815. 84-85-86
FOR RENT-Clean, warm double
room. 13ehind Mich. Union, at 516
jCheever Ct. Phone 7073. 84-85-86
FOR RENT-Single or double rooms
at 808 Packard. Rent reasonable.
Phone 5320. 84-85-86
FOR RENT-A ;quiet single room with
modern conveniences. Pour blocks
from campus. Inquire 957 Green-
woodl Ave. 84-85-86
FOR RENTS[-Single room with run-
ning water and two furnished rooms
jfor housekeeping. Everything fur-
nished. 614 Monroe. Mrs. Cobb.
83-84-85
FOR RENT-Two suites reasonable
S price. 628 Packard. Dial 9289.
83-84-85-86-87
FOR RENT-Room for rent for girls,
from School of Music or graduate
student. 707 Tappan. 83-84-85
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS AND
CARBONS
Our rapid turnover insures a fresh
stock and you secure the best qual-
ity at a moderate price. 0. D. MOR-
RILL, 17 Nickels Arcade, Phone
6615. Dealer: L. C. Smith & Corona
Typewriters, Inc. tf
NOTICE-Typing, thesis neatly and
quickly typed at, popular prices.
Phone 7345. tf
ANN ARBOR CARPET Cleaning
Works. Rugs Shampooed. Phone
6513. daily-tf
NOTICE-Hear Marion Talley on the
Orthophonkc Victor Records. Schae-
berle and Son Music House, 110 So.
Main St. tf
-TIO SEE best of 50 lines clothing drop
card to 1103 E. Washington. Phone
6365 evenings. $22 to $30. tf
NOTICE-We carry a complete line of
the celebrated Hulton Band and
Orchestra Instruments. Schaeberle
and Son Music House. 110 So. gVain
St. tf
:FOR conceience, speed and satisfac-
tion, visit Trbjnowskls Barbier
Shop. tues-thur-fri,
SUITS AND OVERCOATS--Very reas-
onable prices, tailored or ready-
made. We have a wonderful, vari-,
ety of patterns. Repairing ,also a
specialty. B~eautiful fabrics for your
winter overcoat.
WILD THE TAYLOR
109 H. Washington
Phone 5069
c Wed-Fri-Sat
NOTICE-Swift Drug Store for Sheaf-
fer, Conklin, Moore and Wahl pens.
We do fountain pen repairing.
wed-fri-sun
Trojanowskl's Barber Shop has sat-
isfied Michigan Students for 40
years. sun-wed-f ri
DANCING Every Saturday night, Dix-
bora. 5 miles out Broadway on
new Plymouth paved road. fri-sat-tf
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CASS'Night $1.00 to
LHATRES $3.00
THETREITWed. Mat.
DETROIT75c to $1.S O
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The-Man-of-the-Campus knows therm is distinction in
correct dress accessories and he will find h*is favorite
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