SATURDAY, JANUARY 7,1928 _ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA E SEVEN i HAWKEYE CAGE TEAM: TO MEETMINNESOTA Captain Twogood And Wilcox To Lead Attack Of Iowa Quintet Against Northmen Tonight NYDAHL IS GOPHER STAR (Special To The Daily) IOWA CITY, Ia., Jan. 6.-Fresh from the experimental laboratory ofj four non-conference games, the Uni- versity of Iowa basketball team marches into the reality of the Big Ten race by playing Minnesota at Vinneapolis Saturday evening. No easy task is that of disposing' of the Gophers on a foreign court, and the Iowans are being made no less comfortable by the thought of North- western, to be played Monday at Iowa City. . Barry Drills Defense Minnesota's peculiar offense, in which the men are constantly on the trot always trying for close-in shots, will run up against a defense espe- cially fashioned by Coach Sam Barry. It will be the purpose of the Iowans ~LDAORNEY 'Sigm1a Alpha Mu Leads Fraternities M~UITlI i) In Total Points For Athletic Troph.IUIIVLII~II .w :..... _... iTn nfli r u hnl irniiirn CLASi;,F Advertii'i } f ,. I ...... 2. Sigma Alpha Mu fraternity com- winners hard for the title. I U LAT Y U M M Y pleted the intramural fall sports pro- Although Phi Kappa carried off the ! gram with a total of,451 points, lead- individual honors, the cross country (Continued from Page Six.) ing Theta Chi by 54 points. Theta title went to Tau Kappa Epsilon by Both teams will be in the hands ofF Chi won the all-year participating cup virtue of placing men, fifth, sixth, and men who are seeing their first BigI last year, with the Sigma Alpha Mu's seventh. Ten games as coach. Coach Lonborg runners-up for the much coveted Wrestling offered one of the great- is in his first year at Northwestern trophy. est attractions when Theta Chi upset while Coach George Veenker will be Phi Lambda Kappa is in third place the dope by winning a hard fought directing the Wolverine strategy in with 334 points; Phi Chi, fourth with contest over the Phi Beta Delta mat- Skipper Mather's absence. 303 points; Kappa Nu, fifth with 282 men. A triple tie featured this event, The probable hneups points; closely followed by P_ 1 Ep- !when Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Beta Northwesern P0s Micigan silon Delta with 261 points, the latter Delta, and Chi Psi battled for second. Fisher (c)......F.....Oosterbaan just nosing out Tau Kappa Epsilon honors. Gleichman......F..F............Raber with 260 points. Alpha Kappa Lambda According to an announcement from Walter........C........'Chapman has 220 points and Sigma Chi places the intramural office, the fall sports Jhss.......G......H .Rose tenth with 212 points,.rga wsoeoftemstsces Marshall........ G..Harrigan (c) The Christmas holidays saw the ful ever held at Michigan, and the completion of the fall program, the managers are looking forward to a tion, authorities of the institution an- last event being in the way of a sur- larger participating group in the win1 rounced last night. prise, when Sigma Alpha Mu nosed ter events, than has ever competed in The resignation has not been ac- out Theta Chi in water polo. Beta intramural activities.cepted and no successor to Sebring Theta Pi won the swimming title in _ntraual __ct __ties is being considered, university ofli- the last event, the relay race, by nos- cials said. Sebring refused to com- ing out Phi Kappa Psi.rThe BetasFLORiDAGRID COAGH ment on his resignation, other than to have captured the swimming honors TENDERS RESIGNATION say he had no plans made for the fnr tho tffuture. i I4 . l 1 : i 11 !? f a i NOTICE NOTICE-It will pay ycu tr call 3489 b.fore buyig (r renting a type- writer. E. 1. M1' u E Tue ., tai .;., b<< . NOTICE-Be sure and visit this most modern and efficient liat Cleaning and Shoe Shining Parlor. Michigan Theatre Bldg. 539 E. Liberty. lTues., Thurs., Sat. TYPEWRITER RIBBCNS-_ Our rapid turnover insures a fresh stock. You - secure the luh;t quality at a mider- ate price. O. D. Morrill, 17 Niekeks Arcade. 201t 1RENT-Rooms at cut price. One! 1~i~soesuite for 2 or 3. Onw ciil oom, both hlave lhot andl(o:([ udifi wter S. nihemt. 33 SFORT. HLE, well furnished room ~r gi, new home, no other r i'. ent reduced for' mi inor 1 . a G ranger. Phone 7t , 79, Ste ;; 't R N'T-Furnished 6-room house. One-half block from campus. 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Probable Lineups Iowa Minnesota Twogood (c) .. . .RF ...........Stark Lawson .........LF.......Otterness Wilcox ..........C...........Nelson Kinnan..........LG...... Nydahl (c) Harrison........RG.......McKinnon Officials: Referee, George Levis (Wisconsin); Umpire, John Getchell (Minneapolis). amrson Wins Race In Chicago Meet Paul (Buck) Samson, captain of the 1927 swimming team which won the national collegiate championship, won a 100 yard free style race on Thursday night at the Illinois Ath- letic club in Chicago. His time was :52 4-5 seconds, extremely fast for the 60 foot pool. Samson is wearing the colors of the I. A. C. this sea- son. Paul Manovitz, captain of North- western's team last year, covered the distance in :56.9 seconds. These were the feature races on the club's water program. tine pro, placed second with 295. A $3,000 purse was divided among the winners. COMPLETE PRELIMINARIES OF 1928 MAT TOURNAMENT (Continued from Page "Six.) class, pinning Jackson, his first op- ponent in 2:50 and Kirby in 5:30. In the other bracket Kelly gained a fall. over Russell, who had prev- iously pinned Schantz in 4:05. Thrush and Dougavito won their way to the final round in the 15S pound class by scoring two victories apiece, all by falls. Dougavito threw Lounsberry in 1:40 and Bixby in :56, while Thrush pinned Law in 4:15 and Koffman in 4:22. The semi-finals will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon in the field house and the finals at 7:00 o'clock tonight on the basketball court in the same place. G tur te past our years. Sigma Alpha Mu won another title (By Associated Press) in speed ball, with Tau ;Delta Phi the GAINESVILLE, FLA., Jan. 6- H. runner-up. The fraternity handball L. "Tom" Sebring, for the past three championship was won by Phi Lambda years head coach at the University Kappa. 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