SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN COMMUNITY CITATION' IS AWARDED TO YOT Michigan's Athletic Director Named As Recipient 0' American Legion 1927 Award WILL SPEAK IN CIICAGO Fielding I. Yost, director of ath- letics in the University of Michigan has been named for the American Legion citation for 1927 for meritor- ious peace-time service to the com- munity of Ann Arbor. 6 The citation, which is given each year to the pefson most outstanding in civic service to his community, will be warded to Director Yost by E. E. Spafford, national commander of the American Legion, at a large Legion gathering here tomorrow' ight. In addition to Comremander Spafford, several other notables are included on the speakers' program, among who will be Governor Fred Green, willis C. Brewer, state commander of the American, Legion, and Arthur V'andenburg, candidate for United States Senator from Michigan. On Wednesday of this week Direc- for Yost will leave for Chicago where he will speak the same evening he- fore the ASsociatoin of Military Schools and ,Colleges at the Union- League club, the scene of the asoc- iation's annual session. The topic of 'lr nn "e i 1~n~ si1h sAh VARSITY FENCERSI WIN FROM ILLINII Led by Captain Wiggers, the Wol- verine fencers registered an unex- pected victory over Illinois at Yost Field house Saturday afternoon, 9-6. The highly touted Illinois team bow- ed to defeat before a squad badly{ crippled by the loss of three star performers due to ineligibility. The Wolverines took the lead at the start by winning five of the open- ing nine matches at foils. In this dIe- partment of the meet, Pereria of Il- linois was, the shining light. Although in danger several times, this star could not be denied, because of his superior skill. The work of Wiggers was the out- standing performance of the day. Participating in seven events, the Wolverine was not satisfied until 1e had defeated Knox at sabres, there- by winning his fifth victory o- the dTay. The epee swords durnished the bcst treat for the small crowd that wit- nessed the meet. Many of the deci- sions were close, but most of them to. the advantage of Michigan. Sumirary: Foils: Hammer, Mich., defeated Levin, Ill.; Pereria, Ill., de- feated Wiggers, Mich.; Stolpman, Mich., defeated Dykema, Ill.; Pereria defeated Hammer; Wiggers defeated Dykema; Levin defeated Stolpman; Hammer defeated Dykema; Wiggers defeated Levin; Pereria defeated Stolpman. Epee: Winer, (Michi- gan, defeated Menke, Ill.; Goddard defeated Wiggers; Wiggers defeated Menke; Goddard defeated Winer. Sa- 1 NOW SHOWING i At Director Yost's address will be "At - bres: Wiggers defeated Clinton; Wig- letics as a Character Builder." gers defeated Knox. COOPER NEXT TO KINSEY IN RECORD TIEING RC E O (Continued from Page Six) f ing of Don Cooper, the Michigan re-W lay team of Hunt, Leonard, Lamont, and Monroe failed disappointingly and dismally in the university relay. Coach Steve Farrell declared yester- day that it was the poorest showing a Michigan team has made in years. Though the track on which the ath- letes competed was a poor one, it' alone cannot be blamed for the per- - formance of the Wolverine team, Farrell asserted. Any belief in the fact that Dr. Otto A business knowledge is a Peltzer, famed German distance run- necessity for everyone even if a ner, was incomparable in the 1,000 University graduate. Better to meter race was disippated when Ray acquire it now than after gradua- Conger, an Iowa State star of a few tion. Enroll Now years ago, beat the tall blond German with yards to spare. 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