PACE SIX
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1927
WLV4RINT,-L MATMEN
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MEET BOILERMAKERS
HERE
WIL D-ECIDE LEADR HOGAN PREPARES Mi( R Y II
ilLLULIU LA H ORTITLE RACE I IP LL Ti ll
IN FASTER DIVISION To COMPETE IN MEE
Purdu nWe ler sI H'ic Victories Over
NORhw ers'irn And Indiana hirin Enter Men Its Single Event
"PI heir Credit .i. ...ea I' Carnial Suonsored R I
'BOTH HAVE CLEAN SLATES
With five consecutive victories al-
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3lichigan State
FARRELL ANNOUNCES TEAM
ready tucked away, Michigan's mat
team will attemi>t to take the undis-
puted lead in the castern division of
the Conference whien they meet the,
Purdue wirestlers Saturday afternoon
in Yost field house.
Purdue now stands as the only
other team in the eastern division i
of the Big Ten which can boast a
.1000 nercentage, the Boilermakers
have scored wins over Northwestern
and Indiana. Michigan's two Confer-
ence victories have been over Ohio1
State and Northwestern, while Ohio
university, West Virginia, and Mich-
igan State have also fallen before
the Wolverine wrestlers.
Purdue Shows Improveiiment I
Altllough Ithe Purdue grapplers
lost an early season meet to the
strong Cornell university team, they
have shown steady improvement in
-their last three matches, taking live
out of seven bout, lirom Ohio uni-
ve7sit'y, Idecisively defeating North-
western, and winning over the In-
diana wrestlers by a 16 to 11 score.
The Boilermakers' greatest strength
seems to lie in the heavier weights,
since their 175 pound and heavy-
weight granplers have been defeated
but, once, by Bogola of Ohio univer-
sity, who w'restled in both events.
The Wolverines held a slight ad-
vantage on paper, for this sane Bo-
gola, who gained all of Ohio univer-
sity's eight points against Purdue,
was decisively defeated by Donahoe,
1927 Conference champion, although',
the Wolverine was cut-weighed by 201
pounds.
On the basis o' comparative scores,'
Michigan again seems to have the
edge. TIhe Wolverines made a clean
sweep of the Ohio university match
to win 29-0, while Purdue emerged
victorious 21 to S. Besides handing
the Northwesitclrn grapplers a worse
beating than did Purdue, the Varsity
matm.en have defeated Ohio State de-
cisively, while the Buckeyes badly
beat the Indiana wrestlers, who later'
Rreed the Boilermakers to the limit.
pushing th ree bouts to overtime, and
then losing by the narrow margin of
one fall, 16-11.
Captain Jo hnsoIs N eavyweight
The Boilermakers' sitar, Captain
Johnson, will wrestle in the heavy-
weigh fclass and, although he was
defeated by Bogota, is expected to
give Prescott his hardest match of1
the year. Purdue also boasts highly
rated men in Sheffler and dooker,
who wrestler in the 135 and 175
pound classoa respectively, and whol
have victories by falls over Indiana,
to their (iredit. Sheffler has been
hamrpered by injuries so far this sea-
son, but has won all three of his
matches, and is expected to be in
tip to form by Saturday. Hooker
has also kept his slate clean of d-'
feats, and garnered th-ree of the Boil-
ermakors' six points against Cor-
nell college.
Robinson, the Purdue 145 pounder,
gained a time adlvantage victory over
his "ndiana opponent in his first ap-
pearance on the mat for the Boiler-
makers. The 115, 125, and 158 pound I
wrestlers have not yet been decided
upon, but it is probable that the as-
signments will fall to Winslow,
Twedle, and Walsmith respectively.
For the first time in several years
Michigan's entry in the annual Michi-
;an Indoor Relay carnival sponsored
by Michigan State college which is to
be held tom'r) row night in the Spar.-
an gymnasium at East Lansing will
x be limited to a single event, the;
special two-mile relay with the Green
andI White team.
Yesterday Coach Stephen J. Farrellj
announced that Leonard had been1
selected as the fourth' man on the1
Wolverine quartet, Goetz, Jesson, and
Grunow having been named earlier
in the week. Leonard ran as a mem-
ber of the two mile relay team that
competed in the I.A.C. meet in Chi-
cago several weeks ago, and is the
only experienced man of the group.
Farrell Changes Selection
Coach Farrell had originally con-I
sidered Hunt, another member of the
quartet that competed in the I.A.C.
meet, as the fourth man on the team;
but was forced to change his selec-
"tion when Hunt sprained his ankle.
The two mile relay between the
Michigan and State teams has been
one of the feature events on th pro-
-{ gram of the Indoor Relay carnival for
the mast six or seven years. Wolver-
ine teams hold the majority of vie-
rc ogtories, as last season's event was the
k rancs Hogan first that the Green and White run-
-usky young catcher and one of the ners had ever won.
men the Giants got in trade for Rogers Staee is reputed to have an unus-
Hornsby, who is shown hard at work ually strong two mile quartet this
at Hot Springs, Ark., in his effort to -song ts s il qartet ti
season and is especially anxious to
help the Giants in the 1928 National retain the honors won last year. Al-
league championship race. I though the Wolverines will probably
" AI ER-F~INALS ItNTCLASSbe somewhat hampered by the board
UA E F A ~I /LA.JSJ track of the State gymnasium after
'A' TO BE PLAYED TONIGHT practicing all season on cinders, it is
--- expected that they will make a good
In the first round of the class A showing.
elimination tournament held Tuesday Tell Teams To Compete
night, ten of the 13 league winners In addition to the Michigan entry
participated in five games. Lambda the annual Indoor Relay carnival has
Chi Alpha defeated Beta Theta Pi, attracted 10 other teams, including
Delta Tau Delta won over Theta Chi, State college, University of Detroit,
Phi Sigma Delta defeated Sigma Delta Marquette university, Detroit City
Sigma, Phi Ep.silon Kappa won over college, Highland Park, and Flint
Alpha Chi Sigma, and Phi Sigma junior colleges, Western State Normal
Kappa defeated Kappa Sigma. and Ypsilanti.
The quarter-finals will be played In addition to the special two mile
ofi tonight when Lambda Chi Alpha there are a number of other match
meets the strog Tau Epsilon Rho events on the program. University of
quintet, Delta Tan Delta will uphold Detroit will meet Cntral State Teach-
its position against the fast Delta ers' college in an 880 yard relay, and
Karpa Epsilon five, Phi Kappa Sigma the Titans will meet the Western
will clash with Phi Sigma Delta, and State normal quartet in a mile relay.
Phi Eps ilon Kappa will meet the Phi The University of Detroit freshman
Si gma Kappa five.,. (Continued on Page Seven)
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LONBORG LEADS LO CKVT [ CLOSYEARLING MATMEN
WILDCATS HRE DISPLAY PROMISE
A f M EA Coach Peter Boten's freshman
promise and excellent material is ex-
pected from it next year. Seventy men
Iniernati(nally-kinoiin uDriver Escaples have been out for the team and of
Instant Deathl In Attempt At these Coach Botchen has named some
- World's Speed Record 18 as likely materiaf for Conference
competition.
MADE 225 FILES AN HOUR McGillard, Imerman, and Spicer
have shown well in the 115 pound
(By Associated Press) class'; McKinley, Staunchfield, and
DAYTONA BEACH, Feb. 22.-Frank Larson have stood out in the 125
Lockhart, internationally-known race pound field. In the 135 pound class
Maebius, Halpern, Anderson, Furniss,
driver of Indianapolis, narrowly es-adBvshv sonpoie while
c d instant death todarrwhe - and Bevis have shown promise, wie
cped isnt deah towe n he in the 145 pound class Kirby, Sixbey,
- Lockhart special during an attempt to Law and Kolnick were best.
sokar ecial ds n attempt to So far heavyweight material has
set a new world's automobile speed been scarce, with no one reporting in
record and hurtled with it into the teeavyeight o 175 pon cls
surf while traveling at 225 miles per and with b t three outstanding men
hour inithe 158 pound class. Of these one
He was pinned in the driver's seat is in the hospital. Brown, a football
of the machine by the steel frame of snthhspt.Brwaf
fthe side, which was stoved in by the man, has been laid up with a strained
thesid, wic wa stve inby heshoulder. Consequently two men,
violent impacts of the waves, but a Koffman and Wheelerare the only
fortunate circumstance landed the car new hopes above the 145 pound class.
right side up after it had turned a Coach Botchen has rather deplored
complete somersault from the beach
mspeedway and also kept the machine the fact that in a university of this
s.pe.ewayfro going ynd ts epth ahnsize such little heavyweight material
1.*L Lonborg from going beyond its depth. should be available. However, he has
Northwestern University's basket- Face And Arms Lacerated been rather fortunate in picking up
ball coach, who will lead the Purple His face and arms were lacerated three good men in the 115 pound class
cagemen on their invasion of Ann and he was thought to have suffered as boys of this weight having wrest-
Arbor Saturday. a broken arm and possible internal in- ling ability are rare in college. As
juries, but a superficial examination yet the coach has definitely refrained
PREPARATIONS ARE MADE revealed no serious hurts. safrom making any decision as to the
FORALL-FRESMAN Observemrs who rushed into the sea outstanding preformers among these
and pulled the wrecked machine back 1 18 as there has been as yet no outside
to the beach found Lockhart helpless 'competition.
Preparations are being made and but conscious, with water up to his An all-Campus wrestling tourna-
entry blanks are being sent out to the neck. It was necessary for mechanics ent will be held after the Conference
various athletic managers for the all- to cut away the side of the car to re- meets are concluded and any likely
Frosh track meet scheduled to take lease him. prospects will probably be picked
place on the nights of March 7 and 8. Several Thousand Witness Accident then.
It is desired by the intramural office "i'm all right," was his only expres- ___
that all entry blanks be filled and re- sion after he was dragged front theVASiT FENCING SQUAD
turned not later than March 2. water. The racer's wife was among VF i
In this meet all freshmen are the crowd of several thousand per- WILL MEET OHIO STATE
eligible to compete whether fratern- sons who witnessed the accident and
ity members or independents. Furth- was one of the first who reached the Coach de Tuscon's fencers will
erinore, all freshmen must compete in water's edge. She fainted when sh meet Ohio State at Coumbus Monday
this contest in order to be eligible for saw that he had been hurt, but didefor'their third conference meet of
the interfraternity or all-campus not see him lapse into semi-conscious- the season. Ohio State's team led the
meets to be held before the spring va- iness as he was rushed away in anesen.eio Stand has been rated
cation. The men scoring a first or ambulance., ofrnei 97adhsbe ae
two second places are barred from Lockhart's car, speeding at a ter- as the best team' this year.
urther intramural competition, and aIrific rate, was about to enter the Michigan's team lost to Wisconsin
fraternity cannot enter a freshman in measured mile-official clocking dis- last week in a closely fought meet
the interfraternity meets who has not i tance for the speed trial when it was that was hard, to lose after their pre-
competed in the all-Frosh meet. Each seen to careen suddenly to the right, vious victory over Illinois. Many of
fraternity may enter two men in each strike an incoming wave, and rise to the bouts were lost by a 5-4 count,
event. One man is limited to partici- the air, turning a complete flip and and the point scores wore much
pation in two events, only one of i landing 40 or 50 out in the ocean on closer than the bout scores.
which may be a distance run. its wheels. Wigger stood out as high point
Eight events are scheduled for the man, winning the sabre bout by a
indoor match: liigh jump, 65 yard low 27 to March 1. Considerable interest 4-1 score. He has not lost a sabre
s.e.- --1- A, f inln n i, evinced by the various fra- bout in the conference this year
IOWA SWIMMERS FACE
WOLVERINESSATURDAY
Ilawkeyes, Boasting Strongest Teni,
In Years, Will Oppose Narsity
Tankmen In Union Pool
CAPT. CARTER IS STAR
Boasting the strongest team they
have had in several years, University
of Iowa swimmers will invade the
Union pool for a dual meet with
0oach Mat Mann's Wolverines Sat-
urday. Several veterans and a wealth
of new mateirial compose the Hawk-
eye squad.
Capt. Carter, breast stroker, is
the star of the Hawkeye aggregation.
He will be ably assisted by King,
sophomore back stroker, Goldman, a
v'eteran in the breast stroke, and
Bender, fancy diver. Iowa's sopho-
more relay team consists of Crook-
ham, Stewart, Van Horn and Peter-
sen. Turbett is "a good man in the
distance swims.
Mann To Select Team
Coach Mann will select the men
to compete against the Hawkeyes
from a large squad. Especially in
the free style is tLere a wealth of
material. The swimmers for the
free style sprints and relay will be
chosen from among Capt. Daxnall,
Walker, Walaitis, Seager, Reif, and
Watson. The 440 yard swim will find
Ault, Watson, or Goldsm'ith repre-
senting the Maize and Blue.
Spindle, Hubbell, and Chaffee are
the back strokers from whom the
entries will be selected. The breast
stroke finds Wagner, Thompson, Hal-
stead, or Hughes likely to meet the
Iowans in the 200 yard event. Wa-
laitis, Rosenberg, Bailey, and Bat-
ter are Ethe outstanding fancy divers.
Water Polo Game Cancelled
The water polo game originally
scheduled has been cancelled-by the
Iowa authorities. Iowa's polo teaxm
lost it first game of the season to
Chicago by an 8-4 score.
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if they report at the field house.
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hu'rdles, 50 yard dash1, halt mile run,
standing board jump, shot put, 65
yard high hurdles, 440 yard run, and
concluding the match will be a mile?
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The interfraternity relays will be
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ternities as many of them have run-1
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St. Petersburg, Fla.
Hammer and Stoltman also did some
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The fireshmen are to meet M. S. C.
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the month a freshman tournament
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