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W EDNXISDAY, NOVEMBER ,0, 1927

THE MI HTGAN ' DATIY

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CARD NAL PICKS
H T R41H, WIL AY MYTHICAL TEAM U
In these post-asoi days of select- y
INing A T /-starltMi mtheIi ews_apers __- __
hve bee tn filled with mythical elevens,
Ali-ThisternI Eleven Coached By Ierr Wcdiculous and otherwise. The Daily Four fratri
;11 l' a;ln F ur f aernities will compete i
'ErMeNS t F11N snCadin, 5 id(1it )publication of the the semi-finals in interfraternity hand-
ljveity 01 Wisconsin, has departed ball o Thursday. The final game
from the nal custom by choosing for the title will ho played off the
CALDWELL HAS ACCEPTES n a]l-Conwre ncc earn on a variety fis of ne" week"
-of meits. Four ichigan players are first of next week.
(By Associated Press) ; named on this team, for better or In the quarter-finals, Phi Beta de-
WASHINGTON, Pa., Nov. 29.-- Worse. feated Pi Kappa Phi, Kappa Nu won
Coach Andy Kerr of Washington and Thit Daily Cardinal's selections fol- over Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Alpha
Jefferson college, said here today that low: I Mu downed Phi Delta Epsilon, and
nine college football players had ac- Fullback who owns the most dis- Phi Lambda Kappa defeated Tau
cepted invitations to join the all-' reputable automoile-Herbert Joest- Epsilon Phi. These four winners will
Eastern eleven for the East-West ; -fg, Minnlsola. battle for the right to enter the finals.
charity game at San Francisco, Dec. Halfback who falls down most In the all-campus singles tourna-
26. Ile said two other stars were ex- gracefully-Eugene Rose, Wisconsin. ment, Seligson beat out Friedman to
pected to accept and that others were H alfback who possesses the curliest win the right to play in the finals.
expected to be heard from in a few hair--Louis Gilbert, Michigan. Juliar will meet Engleman this week,
da ys. /Quarterback who answers to the the winner t()smeet Seligson in theI
3"rr , fd thatlinvitations had been worst name--John Pignatelli, Iowa, title match.
acccpted by Bruce Caldwell, Yale half- and William Puckelwartz, Michigan, *It was previously announced that
back, who was declared ineligible for tied. Puckelwartz has a slight edge in freshmen would not be eligible to1
the Yale varsity; Bob Reitsch, cap- number of letters, but his monicker compete in the all-campus basketball
tain and center of the Illionis eleven; is not deemed quite as tricky as Pig- championship meet. The ruling has
Glenn Presnell, halfback, Ray Howell, undergone a change, however, so a
fullbacl; and Ray Rendels, tackle, of End with the highest gear ratio- team composed of Freshmen engineers
Nebraska; Ray Baer, Michigan guard Waldo Fisher, Northwesterfn. will be allowed to participate for the
and Bill Amos, fullback, Frank Paul, Nowa with the biggest feet-Butch campus championship.
guard, and 'Jap Goudge, tackle of Noack, Illinois. Ogiizdb aut rusit
Washington and Jefferson. Guard with the most sylphlike form six teams, the winner of a round robin
Kerr said that Miles Lane, Dart- Ray Baer, Michigan. of 15 games will meet the other class
mouth halfback, and Dwight Fish- Center with the best social standing teams on an equal footing.
-John Wilson, Wisconsin.
wick, Yale end, were, "reasonably cer- ! Guard with the meanest disposition
tam to join the squad." -no contest.
The coach of the all-Eastern squad Tackle who surprised nost people
said he was confident the team would most-Pommerening, Michigan, and
be one of the greatest football teams Binisch, Wisconsin. Tie.
ever assembled, and much stronger End who had best chance to be a
than the one taken to San Francisco in hero-Garland Gran Illinois. >

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ARMY GRID LUMINARY COMPLETES
SEVEN YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL PLAY

S( \uAssociated Press)
NEW YORK, Nov. 29--One gun that
has thundered with telling effect
against the Navy football drea l-
nought through seven long amumn
engagements has e<C-n silenced by the
passing of time.
1ut the mnemory of 1 011 " irect
hits'' in the form of six I ouch (0wns
and four point fki r should live long
with a Navy football craft that' no
longer will be ealle d on to face

"1it hors "' ] larry 'Vil m, Arnr
M:ad ll, and h alfback extraordinary.
Seven years ago. a sophonore
at Pena State, Wimon fired his firs
lVo> agl-ins ltie Al iddics in the shape
of a 12-yard off-tiackle dash that put
ie f ous i -liuger-to-iAghtner
itsrnl a. ain:; conibina (ion in posi-
tion to score. Last Saturday, as cap-j
toin of flieArmy team ! the blonde
hat1fioaak led an apparently beaten#
squad to victory.-1

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1926.I e said that the squad prob-
ably would assemble at Chicago and
leave for California in the middle of
.December.
BADGERS MEET ALUMNI
IN PRE-SEASON CONTEST
(Special to The Dailf)
MADISON, Nov. 29-Coach Walter
Meanwell's Badgers will make their
second public appearance of the sea-.-
son at the old Armory gymnasium
this evening in a regulation game
with a picked team of former Varsi-
ty stars. This contest between the
Wisconsin Varsity and the Alumni is d
the second of a series of three open
games scheduled to be played prior
to the season's start Dec. 10.
More than 800 fans were present
to view the Badger basketball squad
in their first public appearance
against the freshmen a week ago.
The department plans on a much
larger audience tomorrow evening,
for local enthusiasts are eager to see
how the old-timers will look when
pitted against the present Varsity.
The same players who competed
against the yearlings in the first ex-
hibition tilt will be used by Dr. Mean-
well. Bud Foster has a corner on the
center position, with all other cardli-
dates ruled ineligible. The rangy
sophomore, a Chicago lad, is lacking
experience but has much natural abil-
ity. He is a dangerous man under the
basket, an accurate passer,#but not a
power defensively.
The four forwards who will care
for the offensive assignments the
first semester, Capt. Behr, Andrews,
Matthusen and Ellerman, will be al-
ternated in tonight's battle. The
Rockford twins, Behr and Andrews,
are well known to Badger *fans. They
were teammates in prep school and
are playing their third year as for-
wards at Wisconsin. Ellerman, a
baseball man, was used as a reserve!
a year ago, and has been improving
by leaps and bounds this fall. Mat-
thusen, is a little forward, stockily
built and most valuable for his floor
work.
Doyle and Nelson will start the
game for the Varsity at the guards,
with Bill Thiele and Joe Murphy as
alternates. George Hotchkiss, end on
the football team, is not yet in shape
to perform.
The alumni aggregation is compos-
ed of the two best guards the Bad-
gers have had since 1923, the year
of Williams and Tebell. Marsh Die-
bold and Rollie Barnum will play the
defensive posts, with ex-Capt. Doug
Gibson at center. "Doc" Spooner and
Les Gage will start at forwards, with
Bill Goff to"relieve them. Dr. Mean-
well has offered the services of his
ineligibles to come to the rescue of
the vets in case the pace should
prove killing.

WISCONSIN TO ORGANIZE
WINTER SPORTS SQUAD
(Special to Tthe>ail-)
MADISON, Nov. 29.-The first step
was taken by Director Little in pro-
moting a more extensive winter sports
program at Wisconsin with the an-
nouncement today that Bob Nohr will
act as supervisor of skiing. Nohr
will organize and direct the Badger
ski team, which will undoubtedly
schedule a meet with Minnesota and
enter several Carnivals in the Mid-
west and East.
NEW YORK-Seven army aviators
flew from Mt Clemens, Mich., to New
York last week in order to see the
Army-Navy football game.
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