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Coach lKeeni Leaves For Vianitpiomzsiip Coach P'relhn's. Shively also gaited 1oulizl i1nt?1t whtW ic ll be hotld :aren Administration building at Ferry
XMeet At Urbana With :fine glen; ]game as o football -player, being sie- 10 and 57, ,,rand Raids. . Field accorig to an anonicemenft
Lineup Is Undecided leted for all Amercan honors at' The folowving men will comp~te: made by Harry Tillotson, business
SUCKERS UNDEFEATED Cr ptoaht Calffordn Keen oridsfm, - 5p Fa'rrell 12Ghe"laed Ystrday h ae ilZonz, en,1,land;Rnefb lydStra and Monday nights
bCsofhe ciff aKen andl nie mrn-,1.nuu Broa ,1;)p~l1 .nndTuesday afternoon in the Arena
URBANA,'March 4-Illinrois' strongbr fteMcia wrestling team n,.( )Onl hre ' at Windsor. Ontario.
wetngteam will seek a fourth con-I left last night for U'rbana wlhere they! Preceding the games, which start at
secutive Conference title when it meets!Iilegg teIlni matmcn, win- Becrkowitz, Renner, and Farrell cornm-,adbten eid h ih
nCi neetdMcia amnSt ers of first honors in the western' l)E4Cd in the re;enrt Detroit Athletic I igan band will play a number f
urday afternoon at Urbana to deter- I livso h i eStra f oraet h omrbxd4c teh6(1itwi r! :ii pieces that are usually played at
mineithenwinnereofitheT1927SchampionatofClub tu ann.Tz.frn~ oe 'si ;football and basketball gmsi n
teroontodetrmie heionfrecerarrfWeelr.ei .1e927gh ehhpimWoion'i games in5< Ann Aror
shpO h i e.TePene~champion for 1927. ( on of the state for 1 926 and 197. igal's wrestling nwnor has broght This venture will be the first time
attained the leadership in the western It is somewhat doubtful whether After flooring his Opponent twice for h oleiei
division of the Conference Saturday r q wlein ruad from an roscre that a Uiversity of Michigan hockey
by dfaigteIw mameinaor not Russell Baker, star 115 pond- counts of nine and1 five, erkowitz; team has ever played at Windsor. It is
er for i attreyas ilb a ial upitd enrfuh place in Conferrence westingl to a te
closely contested meet, 12 to 9. ablete atihe eas il eIWalelt upina.Renr'ouh 3necessary, according to Coach Barss, f
List ear he Ihini on t eir a lto e compete. He has been confined 1Joe Can ell, state 145 pound ham wih inin- fo the Ciio d r o be s re t at t e a e
round fydefeatin the hospital most of the week with pion. Cannell experienced lent y of T he mneet Will be held Saturday for cnb lydisedo eedn
to the final itrd eetn h a hip injury, but Coach Keen hopes trouble in ganigl eintO(''he Bit Ten < hamplaon~hp, and ad- oanthe waterintadfurisdieatdthe
Iowans by a two point margin, 14 to 12, athatgalieecwill obe availableeathSaturday.sh icnnter.
thtli il eaaialeStrdy enevance predictons favyr the men tron lclClsu adte aigt
and then proceeded to win the Con-{loaCliem ndtnhvngo
frnecaposibydfaigte The men making the trip are Baker _________ Ann Arbor.caeltengem ts
frnecaposibydfaigteand Rubin, 15pudrSlmn___________
strng hioStae gappers'onther 115pouder, Slomn, BALTIMORE.-John A. Clinton, Jr., cancl th-enagemnts
stogOi tt rplr nter125, Watson, 135, Saner, 145, Captain of Pittsburgh, won the national ama- ATLANTA- Georgia Tech will hol
own mat. l TAA taafgr ktr Donahoe, 158, Rich, 175, Preston and, tear 18.2 balklne billiard champion- an~ interschlastic prep relay carnival won the Connaught cup of the Can-
TeWolverine invaders hold imspres-I Prescott, heavyweights,Ip.
lievitresi sxo tesee ua si.here on Aril 9. adian championship.
meets in which they have engaged, .~ .- -
Iowa State Teachers college, Michigan_____________________________________

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State, And Indiana having fallen before
Coach Keen 's men. Cornell registered
the single, victory over the Wolverines
in their first meet of the year at Cedar
Falls, by a single point margin, 12 to
11.
Coach Prehn's grapplers, on thee
other hand, have made an equally im-
pressive record for the season, having
gone through a difficult schedule with-
out the loss of a single meet. In adi-;
tion to the 17 to 3 victory against West
Virginia, the Illini have scored sue-
cesave Conference victories in four
successive Conference meets with
Wisconsin, Chicago, Minnesota, and
Iowa.
Both teams will include five veteran
matmen. The Michigan lettermen from
last year are Baker, Solomon, Watson,
Donahoe, and Rich, while Coach!
Prehn's veterans are Thacker, Sga,I
Minot, Geis and Shively. Gunlock and
Ritz are wrestling their first year of
Varsity competition, as are Sauer anl
Preston of the Wolverine outfit.
The visitors boast an enviable rec-
ord, having scored successive vi-
tories in all of the first five weights
in their four Conference meets, while
the Illini have sustained reverses in
every weight except two, the feather-
weight and the heavyweight classes. 
Thacker, who demonstrated that he
is one of the leading 115 pounders
in the Conference by defeating Pfef-
fer of -Iowa, who won the position
on Coach Howard's team. from last
year's Conference champion, will
wrestle in. the 115 pound class. Either
Soga, or Hesmer, who defeated Weir
of Iowa, will receive the call in the
125-pound 'class. Both of these men
hold enviable records. Soga having
been defeated only once in Conference
competition.
In the 135 pound class Minot will
again represent Iinois, while Gun
lock appears to have an advantage
over the other 145 pounders. Geis,
158 pound star will meet the Mich-
igan captain, who holds the Big Ten
title in this division. Ritz seems cer-
tain to receive the call in the 1751
pound class, while the heavyweight
choice lies between Captain Shive-
ly, and Webster, both of whom have"
shown excellent form this year.
Captoin Shively is the other Illini'
matman who has gone through the
season without losing' a match, andf
holds the rkecord for scoring among
TIANKMI3N FACE GOPHERS~
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Michigan should take first place in
the 50 yard free style, providing that1
Coach Mann uses Samson or Darnall,
both of whom old better time for
this distance than Moody, S. Hill, and
Morris, Gopher dash men. Darnall islt
the most likely choice with Seager
as Michigan's other entry.
The Minnesota team is noticeably
weak in the- longer distances and
Wagner and Watson of the Wolverine,
team are picked to finish ahead of
the Goher men who will be selected
from Lucke, Bjornberg, Steenson, and
S. Hill. The 100 yard event will prob-
ably see Captain Samson pitted
against Moody and Bennett or S. H. E
H-ill.
In the 150 yard backstroke another
hard battle is predicted when Spindle,
Michigan sophomore star, meets J.
1Hi1, winner of the event in the Con-
ference meet last year. Spindle holds
a better mrk than his rival in this
event, having recently made the fast
time of 1:45.3. Hubbell of Michigan !
is also favored to place in this event.!I
The Gopher divers, Bjornberg and
Barnacle are rated slight favorites
over. Starret land Bailey of the Mich-
igan teamr, although, the Wolvrine
pair may best the invaders.
Minnesota's medley relay team,
ecmposed of Hill, backstroke, Purdy,
breaststroke, and S. Hill, Moody or!
Kennett, free style, is rated a slight
favorite over the Michigan trio, whch
will 'consist of Spindle, Shorr and
Samson.
YOU GSTOWN, - Abe Goldstein
cutpointed Pete Sarmiento in a 12 1

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