r TAll",SIX - " TH-ICIGAN P ,NILY' '1ITST)_ \Y'MATRC 4 fW19~2 . ............... . ......... . I l i 4 X 1 1 11 \-3 i!" fa .mot - I I IIIr 1.a V !V C,0PcE MAY BE. LOS CENTER IS STAR OF BADGER FIVE . ,T.... T-4r-v, -4N TITLE MEET UII~nFO RGAINS LEAD IN s T - r li rS LBIG TEN SCORING, STA [OL L f I r wINJR _____ _____ ____ Wolverines Will 1Pc N~itered in Every Event 3IIIsdco(ra T itle Meet i; een Sot Put SQUAD WILL BE SMALL is ( -' ii Pht1Iposstie loss of Don COoper, Miean llder, on account of rrTHIS WEEK'S SPORT CA LENI)AR Basket l~1il-"I3'teamn at ni- versity of Toledo. Thursday jIBoxing--AII-campus tourney atI jYost field hsouse. Friday jTrack-'-Western Conference pre- limninaries at Iowa City.I A A ii~ (NF FE1AT( HOLDOUT RANKS ARE DECREASEDT!BI POE LL r mt Iiti ni i Vfa i ni flIInl iI injuries, CRach St ephen J. Farrell will announce the Wolverine trackmen who will compete in the annual Big Ten indoor championships Friday and Saturday of this we"k <,t Iowa City, tomcrrow ni ornring. (ooper, who loomed as a certain point winner in the 70 yarl hurdles, turned an ankle after knock- iing lown the last, hudle in Satur- day's trials andi~ may not be in shape to onmete this week end. Whether or not he will be t aken to Iowa City de- pends entAirely ont how' the injured member responds to treatmesnt during the next two days. In his single apearance ii competi- tion this year, the I.A.C. handicap games at Chicago, Cooper proved that he had lost none of the skill that char- acterized his performances last sea- son when he ran~ked among the best hurdler s in the Big Ten, by placing secondl to Dan Kinsey ahead of Wern- er, former Illinois ;sta r. L omont. the other injred veteran * who has been suffering for some time from a foot inection, has recovered and his ime for the half moile in Sat- utrday's trials indicates that hie will make a strong bid for a pla c in the Confercnce eet. From all appearances this year's squad will be the smallest that has ever represented (Michigan in an in- doeor Conference met. Coach FarrellI (efinitely announcedl that the Wol- S verioe contingent will not exceed A4 in number, andl in case Cooper is un- able to make the trip it will probably consist of only 13 members. Last year the Wolverine entry in the title meet numbered 18 men. Michigan will e represented by atj least one man in every event with the singlip exception of the shot put. Due to the fact that none of the candi- dates were able to reach the 40 foot mark in the trials held Saturday, Coac' Farrell announced that no e- try would be made in this event. It seems probable that the team will consist of the following members of the Varsity sqluad: Captain Hester, Chapman, Grodsky, 'Ahngr, Jones, Seymour, Freese, Lomont, Mlonroe, Wu erfel, Trou t, Cooper, Kinney, ad Waldo. Proud, To Comel e Il 1141 Vatl If these men are selected to make the trip, Hester, Chapman, andl Grod- sky will compete in the dash, while Cooper and Kinney will be entered in the hurdles. Jones Mvunger, Freese, and Seymour will comprise the re- lay team and will also be entered in the 440. Lomont, Monro, andl Wuer- fel will run the half mile, the mile, and the two mile respetively. Prout will compete in the pole vault, while A'aldo will be enteredl in the high jump. Unlike the rest of the Big Ten out- fits, all of which have had the advant- age of competing in one0 01'more dual meets thus far, the Wolverine tracknmen will eter the indoor chai- pionship mee0.0 without an aequate test of their pontial strength. Due to0 the fact that te lack of space pr-f vents Mlhe Aic'igan team from htoldog{ any dnalI meets prior ~o the title event, Coach Far r el'ii men are forced1: Compete under the handicap of a lc: cf previous Competition. While -several of the mren turnedl n fairly goodl times in Saturday trials,,, it iS dificult to predict what they will o wxhen they re forced to meet the Com- petition of star perfrers of the calibre boasted by Iowa and Illinois, -this season. . I I Saturday HTrack -- Western Conference meet at. Iowa City. Fenicing - Western Conference I meet at Chicago. Wrestling-Mlichig-an vs. Illinisl S for Big Ten championship at Yost field house.j CUAMPUS BOXER[S MEE T ITO^URNEYTHURPSDAY! IAl1-Campus~ Show To Ile Held Iii Field? Ho uses; bight Three-Round { Rloams Oil'Programj SAUVE MAYPARTICIPATE~ With final preparations for the all- Campus showv being raptidly completed, Coach Let Philbin's boxers are await-I1 ing the gong which will start the big Who regained the lead inl the BtigC f I it Scoring race last night in the game against Wisconsin. AlthoughI "liuely guarde d Bennie made five baskets and one f:;ul for a total of 11 jPoints. This brings his season total to 1.213. LIN FINAL PLANS FOR IKANSAS RELAY CARNIVAL Wisconsin's star sophomore c'ell- ter, although in his first year of 1)1.]Y, has shown himself one of the most versatile pivot men in thle' Confter ence. Besides ranking fibitA in Big. Ten scoring to dlate of writilug, Ft';- ter has proven to be one of the l ad- ger's best floor mewn. 0 201 -'ho a1 i' publlishedl (31 li z~~O§O, firlst to iapplear o.Uit'>i!'fthe hpossibil- t sdii ''e , it men corm- v 'o- t+) a _. li It 11 Cr.1' inl the It: ' ~t~oiC onferenc(e ill- V o.' ilt I ) be held Pri- diN2'itC{.titiv a Iowa ('Lv. ~' ': '1 n' '2'~1 be dimoclsseil c ~' ''iiSdirect 121-( tfi .20 strlle ibeing 11'' 111111 Toronto To s11sf:?;. ito eIn IUnion iPool. , a'aleMeet ~NiL1E~ AKS RECORD -V t'Oii I1 310 0onOquering)2 \VLuo'ialot atujrday, -M\ichigan''s -'1, ilnog 'uiWill niot resumle Con- ec' I c'm t' c., l:; ii on until March 17, ' l : "W'lvernsmeet the strong Nihliv or cia aggrgaionat. Evanis- rton. N'till;; art hiig was revealed ill the I , 1nna t ators in Conference cont- iettion in .inn. Arbor this season. PitP a '-o ,former Wolverine :1 t . 1 .,.t - ;'H.(;1I O'Connor, one-t inte mitt ,5'in 1 a sptciail 220 a~ Chicago last: week. C}'tenn i' \ 05 A a0i0five yar'd hanti- ciOtl. 'a s'txx 1imid illn 2:16(.1 for t1! di ,t orc ( 1 t'Assoc'ia ted re'ss.') NEW YORK, March a.- The ranks of the 1925 major league baseball holdouts, alter a h)ol(1start, have, d win dledl to about the size of a corp~oral guard. Tony Lazzeri, the all-around star of 'world's championship 'Yankee infieldi, is the latest: to come to terms. I1Ie c ame to terms today with Manager Hiller Huggins at St. Petersburg. As aresult the Yankees' camp lacks one regular, Waite Hoyt. The star right; ihanded twirler is reported to be h olding out for a bonus of $3,000 as a rewardl of winning 23gansltyar Flint Rhein, sp~eedb~ali flinger of est. Louis Cardlinals, has come to t erms aftear a prolonged (debate, but two oth- er pitching aces, Vie Aldridge, of the Giants, and Dazzy Vance, of Brooklyn,I aire still unsigned. The case of Vance L;~ not regarded as serious,.lie is in ('amp and. reported to be ready to ac- cilpt terms. Aldridge, however, has so far refused to repiort in spite of a series of ultimatums from Manager John McGraw. LOND)ON - The 'Wri htinaii Cup' conmeback, and if he can' succeed in car'petition at 'Wimb~ledon will b)e t defeating Posen Thursday, he will be held1 June 15 and 16. well on his way to the top. UX IN, LULAL AMMUMY,, S Ii luledl for a ten round bout, Larry Posen of Toledo and Kewpie 'Trimble of East Chicago, Indiana, will meet at the Ann Arbor armory, on Thursday night, in the feature event of the Moose fight card. This meeting of Posen and Trimble. Imarks their second scrap, the first, having resulted in a draw. A supporting car'd of two six-round antd two four-round bouts has been, arranged andl will bring together sev- eral promising scrappers. Eddie l'Ileidtmnnn of Toledo and Jack White of Flint will open the program, while !Al B~akIer of Ann Arbor and Roy Mil- ler of Ypsilanti will battle in the sec- ond -event. In the first six-rounder, Bill James of Ann Arbor meets Herb Dluvall of Toledo, and in the semi- wx'i adup, Fra ukie Lathrop, Wolverine boxer, will mix gloves with Eddie Belly of Toledo. Kewpie. Trimble, the fast East Chi- cag(o pr'oduct, has staged a recent' f I 1LAWRENCE', Kans., March 5.-With I affair at the field house on Thursday anmnouncemnent of the program ofI night. A complete series of bouts events for the Aixth annual Uiverscity ;from tile flywveight class to the heavy- i K1ansas relays beimng mailed this !weight are scheduled, and will insure 1week 1to universites, colleges, and high one of the best shows that the Uni- schools throughout the United States versity has ever had. fineal plans for the holding of that! Rivalry between Sauve, present great Middle Western track carnivalI champion, and Berkowitz has always he re April 21, began to take shape. lIbeen keen. The pair has met several In view of the ' -ming Olympic ! times before, with the latter usually games and( the pllani of every college coining out on top. At the A.A.U.i athlete of merit to develop for a try meet in Detroit last week, however, at tile great honor of making the the tab~les were reversed, Berkowitz IUnited States team, it is certain that ti the con oftnisedo fall track game's this season, the Kans the contemplated count of nine. On as relays included, will draw record I the following night, Engles, 'Western ( entry lists. I Michigan title-holder, went down to; 'rho Kansas relays during the five defeat unider the flying fists of Berk- years it has been held has drawn con- owitz in a manner which left little I stants from schools in 18 states, as to be desired as to the ability of the -folow's: Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, latter. Should Coach Philbin be sue-j Oklahoma, Iowva, Illinois, California, cessful in securing{ Sauve for thoe Oregon, Colorado, New hi-ampshire, !show on Thursday, some of the diffi- Pensylani:,South Dakota, Texas,I culty may be cleared ulp, and Berk- ' Indiana, Minnesota, Michigan, Wiscon- owitz may show authorities that he isE suand North Dakota. 1worthy of being sent to the national Two Olympic events are 0on theI championships at Boston. Kansas relays .program this year inm1 All of the bouts on the program for the :3,000 meters run and the decath- i(Thursday night will be three rounds lon. The decathlon will be run off I to decision. Coach Philbin will act as Friday afternooni, April '20, andl Sat- referee, Pete Botchen timekeeper, and rurolay moirninlg, April 21. The toll Kipke, and Rash of the Alumni asso- events of thle decathlon, wvhich each elcation will be among the judges. athlete ccmnpeting therein, must do,, are: 100 meters rtun, runing broadJ Jump, 16-pound 'shot put, r'unin g high jump, 400 mieters run, 110 meters I 1-4 t+ II ss high hurdles, (discus throwv, pole vault ! anid javelin throwv, and 1,500 nmeter'sSh Special relay races for junior col- ! logos only have been1 dropped from R e a r n the Kansas relays program this year, R e a r n andl junior college aihletes are eligible to) ('01) pete itoite college class relays. 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