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PLAY TO OPEN FEB.1I I
Capt. Irwin A. Olian, Leighton
Stephens, and Horace Barton have
been selected by Coach H. C. Hutch- "
ins to represent the University of'
Td ichigan in the Frst Annual Indoor
Intercollegiate Tennis tournament to
be held in the large drill hall at Cor-s
nellt university, Ithaca, N. Y., Feb
11 and 12./
The meeting is an invitation affair'
conducted by Cornell university and-
will draA contestants primarily from I
the eastern and southeastern parts
of the country. Michigan is the far- '/
thest west school to take part in the -.
tournament.:
To Give.Cups And Medals ,
Play will begin in the elimination
series at 1 o'clock Friday, Feb. 11. + r + +
Matches will be played all that after-i
noon and evening and continued
throughout Saturday morning. The /
finals will be run off on Saturday af- -"
ternoon, and if the present plans are
carried out, it w ill be possible to have a t emp n s l d of
all the championships played off by-
Saturday evening
At the conclusion of the tourney, -
the contestants will be entertained
at 'a banquet when the cups and A M A
-medals for the winners will be pre- )
sented. Following the banquet and Rogers Hornsby and Harry Heilman are almost the only leading hit-
presentation ceremonies the visitors 1ters of either league who swing righ t handed at the plate. Both are slug-
w-ill be entertained at a dance.
i nttadinninga ne. teamgers of repute also, Hornsby having led the National league in home runs
Points toward winning the team, one season in addition to placing at t he top of the batting averages for a
cups will not be counted until the stretch of some years.,
quarter finals are reacied. The num- Hornsby's trade to the Giants was the greatest sensation of the winter
ber of points that can be scored in- trading, The former Cardinal is expected to greatly strengthen the
crease from one for a victory then Giants. Heilman remains as Detroit's greatest batting threat with Cobb
five for winning the championship re- missing.
cord. Cups will be awarded to win-
ning and second place teams, while practice so far has been confined to freshman team in his first year on the I
medals will be given to individual win- pci
uers. if light work'outs in Waterman gymnas- campus.
1 -Nt Fnl Teem ium and vollying and "batting theI Barton, a sophomore, will compete

ST. LOUISNEXT YEAR
Tris Speaker May Appear In Uniform
Of Senators; Griffith Offers
inx Contract
CAN PLAY ANYWHERE
! {By Associated Press)
CHICAGO Jan. 29.-Washington
and St. Louis appear today to have
the lead in the contest for the serv-
ices of Tris Speaker and Ty Cobb.
Clark Griffith of the Senators de-
clared at Tampa that Speaker prom-
ised to give first consideration to a
Washington contract, while St. Louis
so far has made the most energetic
attempt to land Ty Cobb.
The provisions of the waiver rule,
so far as American leagpe club pri-
orities are concerned, have been laid
aside to permit these two stars to sign,
whatever they wish, William Harridge
j acting guarding of the league exe-
cutive officers said today.
Can Negotiate Own Terms
There is no chance, lowever, that
any National league club will be al-
lowed to sign them, so long as any
American leaguers desire their serv-
ices. With no price tags attached to
their conr.racts by their original club
owners, the two slugging outfielders
are expected to conclude profitable
terms for themselves.
IGriffith declined to reveal the
amount of his offer to Speaker, but
after a telephone conversation with
the latter at Phila'delphia, he an-
i "pounced that the former Cleveland
manager had promised to write him
concerning his proposal and that he
1 would have an announcement to make
I upon receipt of the letter.
Speaker And Mack Confer
Speaker was in conference yester-
day at Phil4,delphia, with Manager
Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, and both emerged smiling, but
declined to discuss the visit other
than to say it was a social call.
"I am going to play baseball again
this summer," Speaker declared. "I
will consider all offers and then I will
accept the one which I believe to be
most favorable.'
Ottawa Senators seem to have a
cinch on the National Hockey League
title . The other teams are all bunch-
od elosely together with Boston sins
points behind the Senators.

Ten is0 'E
BIG TEN BASKET
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BuSY AS WOLVERINES
Although Michigan is not slated to
F play a Confernce basketball game un-1
til Feb. 15, when Coach Mather's
quintet will engage Purdue on the lat-
ter's floor, other rig Ten teams will
see plenty of action from Feb. 5 on.
i On the latter date Indiana, who re-
cently succumbed to the Wolverines
*tBloomington, will have a chance to;
creep closer to the leaders when they
tackle Chicago on the Maroon's home
floor. The Hoosiers should have nol
trouble in winning this engagement,
for, although Norgren's team is re-
puted to be strong defe ively, the
attack of Indiana is expe ed to over-
come, any obstacle that Chicaga can
produce.
~ < Illinois, too, will be able to keep un-
' Illinicombortably close to the Wolverines
because of a contest with Minnesota
ron the same date. The Gopher quintet
has yet to show any form of winning,
basketball, and there is no apparent
reason why they should pull a sur-
prise at the expense of the Illini.
The third game on Feb. 5 will be
Ohio State at Iowa, and it is a crucial
contest for one of the teams will be
eliminated from any championship
{consideration.
Ohio Statp will be the guests ofi
Craig Ruby and his five baskteteers1

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Feb. 7 at Champaign, and Minnesota
I is doped to lose another at Indiana
at the same time.
On the following Saturday, the
1 Maroons journey to Madison, which
marks Wisconsin's return to ,basket-
ball after the examinations. Other
games on the same date are Illinois
at Iowa, Northwestern at Minnesota,
where the celler championship will
be fought out, and Purdue at Ohio
State.
It is improbable that any of these
games will have a bearing on the Con-
ference championship, unless it be the
Illinois-Iowa clash. If Iowa should
defeat Ohio, and then lose to Illinois,
the fight would narrow down to Mich-
igan, Wisconsin, and the Illini.
HUGGINS OPPOSES TRADE
NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-A proposal
for the trading of Pitchers Sam Jones
and Walter Beall of the Yankees for
Outflelder Cedric Durst and Pitcher
Joe Giard has been called off for the
1 present at least.
Manager Miller Huggins, of the Yan-
kees, from St. Petersburg, Fla., wired
Colonel Jacob Ruppert, owner of the
club, advising against the trade. The
two clubs ,may resume negotiations at
the scheduled meeting of the American
league next month, it is indicated at
anakee beadquarters.
PURDUE WRESTLING MEET TO
CURTAIL MIICHIGAN LAY-OFF
Coach Clifford Ien's wrestling
squad will not have complete rest dur-
ing the next two weeks due to a
scheduled meet on Reb. 12, when the
Wg verine mat squad will journey to
Purdue to engage the Boilermaker
teamn.

BALL FIVES W BE
i TAKE TWO WEEK REST


Vincent Richard
Youthful Yonkers, N: Y., tennis star
who scored brilliant victories over thej
best players of the world last sumnmer,
was recently backed for the United
States nmber one ranking by Wil-
lam T. Tilden II, national champion!
for six years, even though turning
professional after the Davis Cup,
matches.
ST. LOUIS.-Two Cardinal pitch-
ers, Charles Flint and Jesse Haynes
are holding out this season.

BASEBALL NOTICE
All battery men and otheir
candidates who:were not on the I
baseball squad last year will
please report for practice in Yost
field house as soon as their ex-
aminations are completed. Can- I
didates should bring their own
equipment.
RAY FISHER, Coach.


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With its three-man team, Michigan
will be limited to entering one doubl-
es team and three single players,'
while other teams with the max-!
imum number of players will have two
doubles teams and four singles com-
petitors. #This is a handicap to Mich-I
igan's possibilities of getting a cup,I
but in no wary interferes with the
chances for individual honors.

ball around" a little. in his first intercollegiate meet when
Coach Hutchins expects to have the he goes to Ithaca. This however, isj
three who are to go to Cornell prac- no indication that he is inexperienced
tice on the indoor courts at the Gener- in tennis competition For two years
al Motors building in Detroit duringi he was junior state chapion h seo
the next two weeks: It is certain that title. which he now holds. Barton is
this will greatlytenhance the chances one of the best tennis stars to attend
of the Michiganteam.i Michigan in recent years,
The personnel of the team, headed1

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Nothing definite can bo expected by Captain Olian, shows it to be a team
from the Wolverines since the men of long tennis experience. Both Olian
have not had an opportunity to prac- and Stephens won their "M's" last
tice on indoor courts. All of the year. Each man was the star of the

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Choice of:
Roast Young Chicken - Yorkshire Dressing
Cranberry Sauce
Stuffed Pork Tenderloin - Bordelaise Sauce
Spccial Club Steak, Oxford Style
Vegeable: Creamed Peas and Carrots
Leteuce and Tomato Salad - French Dressing
Mot Rolls with Butter
French Fried, Candied Sweets, or Mashed Potatoes
Dessert, Choice of:
Blackbcrry Cobbler with Cream
Assorted Pies Assorted Ice Cream
Special Lunches and Dinners Daily
at 40c to 60c
Have you tried our famous Hamburgers
lately? We are open until 2 A. M. So
after you have your exam. prepared-drop
in for a warm cup of coffee and "one
without."

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